Church of the Redeemer, Kenmore, Washington
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Emily Meeks

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Emily Meeks serves as Special Projects Coordinator and Interim Staff Support of the 20s/30s Ministry Group at St. Mark’s Cathedral.

Emily is no stranger to the 20s/30s group, serving as a leader on the planning team. Her charge is to continue to encourage others in the ministry to serve in leadership roles. This approach to ministry, in which a staff member supports the lay team who guide the ministry, is a model of excellence that has attracted the attention of many in the broader Church. Emily has that vision and existing relationships to support this vibrant ministry.

As Special Projects Coordinator, Emily will employ her considerable gifts and skills to address particular projects from an operational design approach, using continuous improvement models to enhance our ministries in what exciting and life-giving ways. The truth is that she has been doing this, as senior warden and cathedral leader for some time. This is a part-time role, averaging 6–8 hours weekly, so selected projects will be guided by the Dean of the Cathedral.

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