Church Leadership

Class of 2026

Bruce Siska
Barbara Borsack
David Cataletto
Wendy Mott

Buildings & Grounds
Bruce Siska - Chair

Christian Education
Co-Chairs
Kim Borsack

Church Nominating
Kim Borsack - Chair

Communications & Evangelism
Pember Edwards - Chair

The Presbyterian Church takes its name from the New Testament Greek word for "Elder": presbuteros. It describes the way the church is governed, with oversight resting on elected bodies at the congregational, regional, and national levels.

The governing group in each congregation is called the Session, a body made up of men and women known as "Elders" who have been "set apart" by election and ordination into a supervisory role. The Session meets monthly to conduct the business of the church. "Teaching Elder" is the name for an installed pastor in a congregation. The Pastor is also a member of the Session with equal rights to the other Elders. Elders generally serve for staggered three-year terms, with a third of the Session elected each year. Ordination is a for life designation. Past Elders are part of a group called -  the College of Elders.