Staff
Rev. Ole SchenkPastor |
Dr. Cacie Erin MillerDirector of Music |
Maria Molter
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Ari SalgadoCustodian |
Congregation Council and Officers (2026)
United's congregation council members each serve three-year terms and are elected at the annual meeting of the congregation each January. Officers serve one-year terms and are elected by the congregation council each February.
Zan Lofgren, president
Sandy Williams, vice president
Dawn Jensen, secretary
Darlene Hug, treasurer
Chris Galaviz
Cynde Kuck
Ole Schenk (pastor of United)
Statement adopted by United Lutheran Church's congregation council on May 13, 2019:
"As a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), United Lutheran Church welcomes you to participate in our worship, community, service to others, and fellowship with each other.
Embracing our faith tradition, we believe that we are saved by God’s grace through faith. It is not a result of anything that we have done. It is simply a precious gift from God. Our response to that redeeming gift is to share the message of God’s love through our hands and feet and voice in the community and world.
As Jesus reached out to and loved and cared for people no matter their gender, occupation, age, or infirmities, United Lutheran Church strives to reflect the love of Jesus with a spirit of welcome. We welcome all, regardless of race, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, relationship status, family structure, physical or mental health, legal status, or socioeconomic status."
Sandy Williams, vice president
Dawn Jensen, secretary
Darlene Hug, treasurer
Chris Galaviz
Cynde Kuck
Ole Schenk (pastor of United)
Statement adopted by United Lutheran Church's congregation council on May 13, 2019:
"As a congregation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), United Lutheran Church welcomes you to participate in our worship, community, service to others, and fellowship with each other.
Embracing our faith tradition, we believe that we are saved by God’s grace through faith. It is not a result of anything that we have done. It is simply a precious gift from God. Our response to that redeeming gift is to share the message of God’s love through our hands and feet and voice in the community and world.
As Jesus reached out to and loved and cared for people no matter their gender, occupation, age, or infirmities, United Lutheran Church strives to reflect the love of Jesus with a spirit of welcome. We welcome all, regardless of race, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, relationship status, family structure, physical or mental health, legal status, or socioeconomic status."