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The Rev. Dr. Brian K. Jensen began his call to the First Presbyterian Church of Meadville on the first of November in 2003. Dr. Jensen received a Bachelor's Degree from the University of Iowa in 1982, a Master of Divinity degree from the Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 1985, and a Doctor of Ministry degree in Christian spirituality from the Columbia Theological Seminary in 2002. Brian's wife, Leslie, is a teacher in the Crawford Central School District. They have raised three children - Rob, Mariah and Travis - who are respectively a pharmacist, an accountant and a pilot. As Dr. Jensen puts it, "It seems like only yesterday that my wife and I had three little kids in the house. How did we get so old?"
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Kevin Dill has been the Music Director at First Presbyterian since 2006. He earned his B.Mus from the University of Victoria and his M.Mus from the University of Alberta, in Canada. He also holds the Associateship Diploma from the Royal Canadian College of Organists, and in 2009 won third prize in the RCCO's National Organ Playing Competition. In addition to his work at First Presbyterian, Kevin is on the staff of Allegheny College as a choral and vocal accompanist. Kevin, his wife Sonya and their two children make their home in Meadville.
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Kris Lubomski is the Financial Secretary for First Presbyterian Church. Kris and her husband, John, were born and raised in Pittsburgh. They moved to the Meadville area in 1994. Their son also lives in the area. Kris enjoys spending time with her family and three cats.
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Mary Zahora is the Administrative Assistant for First Presbyterian Church. Mary was born and raised in Crawford County. Mary's husband, Dennis, is a Realtor for Howard Hanna Real Estate in Meadville. They have two sons, and love spending time with their three grandsons. Mary enjoys her family, friends, and Bible Studies.
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Elijah Boyd is our full-time custodian, joining our staff in 2011. Elijah and his wife Theresa live in the Meadville area. Elijah and his family keep God in their lives first, and pray for those who need prayer.
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