Caroline brings a unique blend of experience and familiarity. During her 16 years on Conference staff, she served in various leadership positions, including Director of Connectional Ministries and, most recently, District Vitality Associate.
David Christy, Superintendent of the Catawba Valley District, said: “We have been so blessed by Caroline’s ministry among us. She will be a great asset to the Foundation, and we wish her well in this new chapter.”
For many years, Caroline has been a friend and supporter of the Foundation, having served on the Board of Directors in an ex-officio capacity while on Conference staff.
“It is an unusual blessing when you are able to add a team member who is so knowledgeable and, most importantly, committed to the organization’s mission and vision,” said David Snipes, President of the Foundation. “Caroline has always been one of our biggest cheerleaders and is very well versed in who we are and what we do. We are so excited to welcome her to the team. Our partners will benefit from her continued ministry among us!”
In her new role, which begins March 18, Caroline will work closely with the President and Director of Reynolds Ministries and Programs to carry out the Foundation’s strategic vision and live more fully into our mission to build the Church for generations to come.
“I’ve seen firsthand how the Foundation invests in and transforms lives,” Caroline said. “I know what it means to congregations, pastors, and their communities. I feel blessed to have an opportunity to be part of such vital ministry.”
Board welcomes new class, give thanks for continued growth
Board members welcomed three new members, gave thanks for continued investment growth and previewed initiatives for the second half of the year.
Celebrating 25 years of Reynolds Program in Church Leadership
The Foundation will celebrate this milestone in a special way -- by lifting up stories of lives changed and Kingdom-building enabled.
Foundation earns highest rating for financial management
Independent auditors at Foard and Company have given (graded, if you will) the Foundation’s financial stewardship the highest rating (an unqualified opinion).