The Staff
meet the great folks at Neshannock
Our Neshannock Church staff serves the congregation in many different ways. We depend on not only our paid staff, but also on volunteers who share in the ministry. If you are interested in being a part of the ministries of the church, please reach out to the church office at 724-946-2081 or Admin@NeshPresby.Org. You are welcome to come and share in the worship at the church at any time.
Rev. Dr. Howard S. Gaston
Pastor
Pastor Howard was born and raised in New Castle. He went to Lancaster Bible College in Lancaster PA and then to Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh PA. He has served in 4 different churches and recently was in Barnet Vermont.
His sense of call to ministry is to help folks to grow in their discipleship in Christ and to serve Christ in this world in unique and important ways.
He is an avid hiker and has climbed several mountains in the Washington State and Ecuador.
He has a great family, His wife Donna is an architect at Struxures in Seneca, PA. They have three children, Sandy and her husband Nick live and work in Christiansburg VA, Becca and her husband live and work in Barent Vermont and John who is living in New York City.
Hiking in Acadia National Park, Maine
Kristin has been a member of Neshannock Church since high school. Her family has moved back to the New Wilmington Area in support of their small business.
Kristin McCann
Admin@neshpresby.org
Donna Young and Bob Steingrabe are our custodians for the church.
Donna Young and Bob Steingrabe
Steve is our Music director and Suzie is our accompanist.
Steve and Suzie Garay
sgaray@pathway.net
Shenango Presbytery
Shenango Presbytery consists of 49 churches and over 6,000 Presbyterians in western Pennsylvania, half-way between Pittsburgh and Cleveland. No matter where you live in Mercer or Lawrence counties, you are within fifteen minutes of at least a half-dozen Presbyterian churches of a variety of Reformed denominations.
Presbyterian church (USA)
Presbyterians trace their history to the 16th century and the Protestant Reformation. Our heritage, and much of what we believe, began with the French lawyer John Calvin (1509-1564).
The first American Presbytery was organized at Philadelphia in 1706.