Staff

Steve grew up in the United Brethren Church.  He received a BA in Music from Spring Arbor University, a Master of Christian Ministry degree from Huntington University and a Doctor of Worship Studies from the Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies.  He is an Ordained Pastor and also holds a Chaplain Endorsement with the Free Methodist Church.

He has served in the local church as a pastor, mostly in worship and music for over 30 years.  For a few years he was a Hospice Chaplain full time and Worship Pastor part time.

Steve says, “It is my passion and calling is to serve Christ and His Body, the local church, in the pursuit of Christ-centered worship.  Jesus said to the Samaritan women at a well in Sychar.”  He references John 4:23-24, “Yet a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth, for they are the kind of worshipers the Father seeks. God is spirit, and his worshipers must worship in the Spirit and in truth.”

Steve further explains, “We must not be distracted or allured by the consummeristic culture we live in, but in our worship gatherings keep our mind, heart, and soul fixed on Jesus.  May we be the kind of worshipers who the Father seeks and worship Him in Spirit and in truth!  Amen!”

Steve has been married to “my favorite friend” Suzanne for over 30 years.  He says, “We still love just being together.”  Steve and Suzanne have three children: Amanda is a pastor of Youth and Worship in Fort Wayne, IN; Stuart is a middle school teacher in Lynchburg, VA; and Makenna is a senior at Chambersburg High School who hopes for a job in ministry and education.

In January 2024, Marsha took on a new role as the Administrative Assistant for the Pastors.  She also continues to serve as the Communications Assistant.

A former teacher, Marsha has a heart for working with kids.  She has served in Children’s Ministry for over 35 years, including several years on staff here at KSC as the Elementary Coordinator for the Crosswalk team.  About 25 years ago, she began Mom2Mom, a ministry for mothers of young children.

Marsha enjoys traveling, sunshine, learning new things, and sitting her sand chair in the beach surf while reading a good book, usually some type of mystery.  One of her ultimate joys in life has been the privilege to be Mom to two now-grown daughters.

She and her husband of 30+ years, Gene, left NY for PA over 28 years ago and have appreciated the benefits of raising a family in a small town, including worshipping and serving at KSC.

In his role as Pastor of Mission and Discipleship since 2016, Jay helps King Street support its global ministry partners and gives leadership to the adult ministry groups such as classes and studies.  Jay developed a passion for the mission of the global Church through a number of roles living and working with national partners in many parts of the world.   He also has experience in discipleship ministries including para-church youth outreach and serving as Associate Pastor at Cornerstone Church in Glenview, IL, for 12 years.

He holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Illinois and an M. Div. from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.  Jay enjoys all the time he can spend with his wife, Sue, and two busy sons, Josh and Zach.  Chicago born and bred, he loves snow and cross-country skiing, hiking in the scenery of Pennsylvania, music, language learning, and time on the water in anything that floats.

Adam serves in ministries that seek to bring healing into areas of brokenness either with behaviors, addictions, emotions or relationships. He is the lead pastor for RESET and also resources a variety of programming that serves to restore emotional and spiritual health. Before join our pastoral staff team, Adam served in a variety of lay positions at King Street Church including most recently as Head Elder.

He holds a BA from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA, in Communications and received extensive ministry training in a parachurch and international ministry context with The Navigators based out of Colorado Springs, CO, and State College, PA. Adam has a broad passion and experience in many different areas of ministry and leadership, but all involve some angle of working toward restoration of relationship between people, within families or between individuals and Jesus. He communicates wanting people to understand their identity as adopted children of God, that when Jesus lives in them (Gal 2:20), God is therefore pleased with them because He is pleased with Jesus (Matt. 3:17-18). Adam is convinced there is no greater freedom to be lived out than this.

Adam and his wife Melanie live in Chambersburg, PA, with 4 sons: Aaron, Owen, Enoch and Cooper, 2 of whom have been adopted from Uganda. He enjoys sports of all kinds, but especially ice hockey and loves coaching his boys when possible. He and Melanie enjoy travel, cities and the outdoors. Suubi and Tilly are two wonderful pups that complete the family.

As Business Manager, Dan is responsible for the daily business, personnel and administration functions of the church. He serves as an advisor to a number of co-missions and committees such as Finance, Property, Student Grant, etc. He also serves as an advisory member of the Board of Administration.

As Facilities Manager, John oversees the day-to-day upkeep, repairs, and maintenance of all church buildings, grounds, and equipment to provide a safe, clean and inviting environment for all the facilities.  John brings over 35 years of experience as a self-employed building contractor.

John and his wife DeDe have been married for 40 years.  Early on they struggled with infertility.  Doctors told them to consider adoption.  While working on the adoption process, the Lord blessed them with three amazing miracles — sons Sean (now 36), Scott (34) and Shane (32.)  Wanting to give back to God for these gifts, John and DeDe began fostering children in their home, which added more children to their home through adoption:  Austin (24) and twins Joey and Aaron (13.)  Adding to God’s blessings, they also now have six grandchildren.  John enjoys woodworking, summer vacations at the beach, and spending lots of time with his family.

As a Maintenance Custodian, Del helps to keep the King Street Church facilities safe and clean, including the large church building, the Ministry Center, and the new Administrative Offices.

For 28 years, Del has been a painting contractor.  While working second shift here at KSC, he maintains his painting business.

Del has partnered with KSC since 2011, and has served as one of the teachers for the Joy Sunday School class. His favorite Bible verse is Philippians 1:6, “…being confident of this, that he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”

Del and his wife Joy have been married for 33 years.  They have two daughters in college.  Christiana is at Messiah College and Ivanna is at Liberty University.

Becky is our Pastor of Children’s Ministries.  She began as a volunteer in the children’s area in the late 80’s, and took the job in 1997.

Becky oversees all programs for children from birth through fifth grade, including Sunday morning, Wednesday nights, the After-School Program, special activities and events, and Vacation Bible School.  Her primary focus is big picture decisions as she manages her wonderful team.

Becky says, “I have a passion for children to come to know Christ, and to live a life fully devoted to Him.  I wanted kids to know that they are known and loved by Jesus, and also the church.”

She says, “My husband Paul and I had the privilege of raising our family at KSC, all three sons serving in ministry in some capacity at different churches.  We didn’t ever dream we would have the privilege of serving alongside of one of our sons, which has happened with Nathan in Worship Ministries.”

Becky and her husband Paul have three sons–Adam is married to Amanda, Matthew is married to Emily, and Nathan is married to Alyssa–and 8 grandchildren.

Lisa recruits, trains and cares for our volunteers in the infant to 2 year old rooms of our nursery.  She believes we are not just “babysitting” our youngest children but planting the first seeds that will grow their faith and relationship with God.

Lisa graduated with a BA in Communications and Journalism from Shippensburg University.  She worked 28 years as a radio news director before leaving that career to be at home with her daughter Maria.  She began working part time at King Street when Maria started school.  While working in radio, Lisa was a substitute nursery school teacher and also worked as Therapeutic Support Staff for a preschool age child with autism.

One of the joys of Lisa’s life is her daughter Maria.  Lisa and her husband Ralph prayed for over a decade to become parents.  They suffered the pain of miscarriage and failed adoption and the struggle of fostering before God blessed them …in his time… with a beautiful baby girl! Waiting is always the hardest part and it was a very rough road for them spiritually and as a couple.  Lisa has always found comfort in the Psalms, specifically Psalm 139 knowing that God created her and knows her so completely he knows what she will say before a word is on her tongue and that he is always with her even through the darkest of days and all of the days ordained for her were written in his book before one of them came to be!  He has us always!

As Outreach Coordinator for Children’s Ministry, Jeanie coordinates the After School Program which is an outreach ministry to our neighborhood children at Ben Chambers Elementary School.

The After School Program meets Mondays and Tuesdays from October – April.  She supervises over 50 volunteers weekly and 30 students.  Jeanie also helps on Sunday mornings, Wednesday evenings and special events in the Elementary area.

Jeanie has been teaching Sunday School since she was a teenager and taught preschool in Bible Study Fellowship and Elementary children in Bible Adventure Program.  As an early elementary student she was greatly impacted by a caring, nurturing Sunday School teacher and desires to pass that kind of care on to other children.

She is married to Stanley and has three grown children who are all married, and 9 grandchildren.  Jeanie and Stanley are also honorary parents of Jaynia.

Heidi Roseman is our Children’s Ministry Administrative Assistant.  She helps to prepare curriculum, schedule volunteers, send correspondence, request clearances, provide VBS support, assist with special events, and more.  She likes the variety of work and the people with whom she works.

Heidi has a degree in Business Education from Bob Jones University.  Her studies provided training in both office administration and secondary education.

Along with her husband Murray and their four sons (Coby, Cameron, Caleb, and Connor), Heidi began to attend King Street Church regularly before Christmas 2016.  The whole family immediately felt connected to the church. When Heidi saw an opportunity to work part-time on-staff, she was excited to apply.

The Roseman’s experience at KSC was a game-changer spiritually.  Heidi and Murray were impacted by Sunday morning worship; their children connected deeply with the church as well, and their faith deepened as a family.  Two of their sons were baptized and are now studying at a Christian college.

In her spare time, Heidi is a part-time photographer.

Rob has been in a variety of vocational ministry since 2014. He is excited to be able to impact the Middle School students’ lives much like his youth pastor impacted his. His desire is to create a welcoming environment where students can experience Jesus in a very real and relevant way.

Rob earned a degree in Missions from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary and has been a missionary to Mexico, a corporate chaplain, but really found his love and purpose when he began serving as a Student Pastor in 2018. His desire is to empower students to share their faith, live out their faith, and to impact the current culture with the power of the Gospel.

Rob is married to Krystal and they have been blessed with two amazing children. Rob enjoys all things outdoors, paddling, baking, grilling, basketball, and skiing/snowboarding.

In her role as part of the Student Ministry Team, Lauren helps to plan and organize events – as well as communicate with volunteers, design media, and manage the social media accounts. Lauren began her time at King Street as an intern in the summer of 2019 and has been on staff since January 2020.

Lauren earned a degree in Christian Ministries with a minor in Human Development and Family Science from Messiah College in 2020. She loves the opportunity to build relationships and create community for students and she enjoys playing a part in deepening their faith through Student Ministry. Lauren also serves as a Wednesday night small group leader and occasional GPS teacher on Sunday mornings.

Lauren is passionate about mentoring young women and helping them to find their identity and worth in Christ. She believes that brokenness can be beautiful and strives to welcome others into a space where they can be their authentic selves. She lives in Mercersburg, where the most beautiful sunsets can be found. Lauren loves country music, coffee, a good book, and is always up for an adventure.

Nathan Hann is the Pastor of Contemporary Worship. He leads worship regularly in the Baker Center contemporary services but also gives insight into the Sanctuary contemporary service. Nathan also helps guide the Creative Team in projects for church.

Nathan grew up at King Street Church were he first felt God’s calling for his life into worship ministry. He then decided to attend Huntington University where he received his BS in Worship Leadership with a minor in Bible and Religion. After graduation, he served as the Worship Pastor at College Park Church in Huntington, Indiana for 4 years before returning to serve full-time at King Street Church.

Nathan says, “One of my favorite things about my job is seeing God’s people respond to Him in worship every week. Knowing that our church family is made up of people going through the highs and lows of life but choosing to pour themselves out to the Lord despite their circumstances. Believing that our church gathers for the Lord and for one another. This is why Philippians chapter 2 is one of my favorite passages from the Bible. It not only paints a picture of how believers should live but also points us to who we worship.”

Nathan and his wife Alyssa have a beautiful family with their four children.

Phil Shuman plays the organ at King Street. Phil’s first introduction to church music was at the age of ten when he was asked to play the “chimes” at his home church in Newburg. He has played the organ at King Street since 1970. He plays for the 8:00 and 11:00 services. Phil plays for the hymns and provides choir accompaniment as well as preludes, offertories, and postludes as needed.

He studied organ and piano in high school and college. Phil obtained a certificate in Church Music from Shenandoah Conservatory in 1994. His favorite hymn is “Great Is Thy Faithfulness”. This hymn was sung by the congregation at Leslie and Phil’s wedding and has been a constant help and reminder through the good as well as the difficult times of life. Phil and Leslie are the proud parents of two daughters and the proud grandparents of three grandchildren.

Heather provides support to the worship arts staff through printing music, setting up screens for Sunday services, helping with organizing events, and communication with all the worship arts volunteers.

Psalm 98:4 says, “Shout joyfully to the LORD, all the earth; Break forth and sing for joy and sing praises.” Heather loves the message in this verse and loves to worship by singing and praising God with music.  She says, “There have been so many times in my life that I’ve has been listening to the radio and God has spoken to me through a song in moments when I need it, as if He was saying ‘this is for you Heather.  You need to hear this today.'”

Heather loves to have worship music on whenever she can. She feels closest to the Lord when there is worship music on.   If you ever walk by the sanctuary on a Tuesday afternoon you’ll probably hear her while she is working. 🙂

Heather also loves  to be around people and getting to know them more.  Serving on the worship arts staff has given her the opportunity to get to know the volunteers better on a more personal level.

Heather has been married to her husband Dan since April 2008.  Dan is a design engineer for JLG.  They have three kids together, two sons Brayden and Beau, and a daughter London. She also LOVES to bake, especially for other people.  🙂  Heather loves to be in the kitchen trying new recipes.  One of her most favorite things to bake and take to people are cinnamon rolls. The weekends when all five of her family are home together and can spend time together are some of her favorite moments.

As Communications Coordinator, Susanna helps to launch and promote our ministries, events, and programs through branding, printed materials, advertising, and social media.  She handles the church’s graphic design needs and serves alongside other staff to think of new and creative ways to support our mission.

Susanna received her Bachelors of Communications degree (with a Commercial Writing Concentration) from Pensacola Christian College in Pensacola, FL, in 1997.  She enjoys her position at KSC the most when she is helping to launch new programs and ministries.

Susanna serves with Celebrate Recovery; it is her heart’s desire that every person would be able to view themselves as God sees them, and realize their full potential as His beloved.  It is also her great hope to see brokenness transformed into glory in her own life as well as those around her.  As C.S. Lewis said, “God whispers to us in our pleasures, speaks to us in our conscience, but shouts in our pains; it is his megaphone to rouse a deaf world.”

Susanna enjoys a variety of artistic handcrafts.  She lives in Hagerstown, MD, where she is close to her parents and the families of her three siblings.  Her young niece Grace is a special joy in her life.

Tyler oversees the Media & Production, He is responsible for the production of the weekly services in addition to the video and media that are used in the services and online. One of the interesting parts of his job is finding creative technology solutions to problems.

After graduating Greencastle- Antrim High School, Tyler attended Lebanon Valley College where he majored in Business Administration and minored in Computer Science. In addition, Tyler received a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Shippensburg University. He co-owns a web and marketing agency, Cross & Crown Productions that specializes in educational and non-profits. The business has grown over 20 years to have a staff of over 16 full time employees.

Service and ministry have been a part of Tyler’s life. His family grew up in Christian camping ministry and he grew up serving as a camp counselor and in ministry groups. After graduating high school, one of his close friends died while on a missions trip. This was a pivotal time where he recommitted his life to following and serving Christ. As his journey continued he saw doors and opportunities open to use his leadership and technology skills. One of the most energizing things about his role is seeing volunteers get plugged in and seeing them use their skills to serve the kingdom.

Tyler is married to Jenn Roberts and they have two daughters, Addison and Mackenzie. He owned a coffee shop, C & C Coffee for over 10 years and still enjoys boutique coffee.

Bryton helps to prepare and ensure that all services, activities, and events at King Street Church run as smooth as possible; this includes sound & light design, working with the church’s worship computer software & media, livestream video mixing & recording, stage production & set-up, and overseeing technical needs for our Monday evening RESET ministry.

Bryton is a 2017 Summa Cum Laude graduate of Penn State University with a degree in Information Sciences & Technology and a minor in Security & Risk Analysis. He was the KSC Media & Production Intern from February to August 2018, and he was active on the tech team with The Street Student Ministry from 7th-12th grade (2007-2013).

Prior to being on staff, Bryton volunteered as the occasional “sound guy” in the Baker Center Worship Services. Now that he is on staff, he loves being able to connect with and help those who serve with the Media & Production team on Sunday mornings.

In addition to working “behind the scenes”, he has a passion for acting on theater stages. He has performed in multiple shows at various locations in the area, including Totem Pole Playhouse, The Chambersburg Capitol Theatre, Gettysburg College’s Majestic Theater, and The Washington County Playhouse Dinner Theater & Children’s Theater.