Cumberland Road

Bowman Vowell is the stated supply at the Clinton Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Oklahoma for the past two and a half years. He is preparing to be ordained as a minister in the Cumberland Presbyterian denomination.  He is married to Natalie and they have two dogs: Bailey the Beagle and Coco the Pitbull. They also have been foster parents for almost a year and currently are caring for a young boy that just turned one year old. Bowman enjoys playing computer games, watching movies with Natalie, and woodworking. 

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Rev. Bobby Spurling is from East Tennessee currently living in Western Kentucky where he serves the Hopkinsville Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He has a wife who is a lifelong Cumberland Presbyterian and two boys: 11 and 14.  He is a member of Covenant Presbytery and serves on the Board of Christian Education. He enjoys coaching youth sports and spending time with family.

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Rev. Jennifer Hayes is a decent wife, a goofy mom, and the Director of Spiritual Care at Cook Children’s in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Rev. Dr. Tiffany Hall McClung often says that she was conceived Cumberland Presbyterian. It is true. Being a part of this denomination does not feel like a choice. She is okay with that. She has served the Cumberland Presbyterian Church her whole life, officially since being ordained on February 5, 2000 - as close as she could get to the birthday of the church. In her 22nd year of ordained ministry, she is serving the Brunswick Cumberland Presbyterian Church as well as Peace Lutheran Church ELCA. She loves to laugh and make other people laugh. She is mom to two sons, Ian and Max, who are practically grown now. She and Andy, her husband, have been married for 31 years. Tiffany figures out what she thinks while she talks and says what comes to her mind. Her mind changes a lot.

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Rev. Byron Forester is the minister at both the Roellen and Newbern Cumberland Presbyterian congregations in West Tennessee Presbytery.  He is married to Michelle Brown and has three adult children:  Rachel, Elizabeth, and Eleanor.

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Sandra Shepherd and her husband Scott live in Nashville, Tennessee with their cats Boots and Socks. She loves singing, creating clergy stoles, and trying new crafts. She has served as Associate Pastor at the Brenthaven Church for 8 years.

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Sandra Shepherd and her husband Scott live in Nashville, Tennessee with their cats Boots and Socks. She loves singing, creating clergy stoles, and trying new crafts. She has served as Associate Pastor at the Brenthaven Church for 8 years.

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Reverend Andy Eppard is the Pastor of Cedar Hill Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Greeneville, Tennessee.  He has been in pastoral ministry since 1998 and has served churches is both Missouri Presbytery and the Presbytery of East Tennessee.  Born and raised in Indiana, Andy attended Indiana University where he earned a Bachelor in Arts in Psychology.  He went on to earn his Master in Arts in Theological Studies from the Assemblies of God Theological Seminary, in Springfield, Missouri, and then his Master of Divinity from Luther Rice College and Seminary, in Lithonia, Georgia.  His hobbies include old school fitness, reading, cooking, hiking, and golf.  Andy and his wife LeAnn have three grown children and live in Greeneville.

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Huiling Pritchett, born and raised in mainland China, came to United States of America in her late 20’s and soon encountered and embraced her Christian faith. Huiling has 2 children of Chinese descent from her first marriage. She remarried to Craig Pritchett and has a blended family now with 6 children. Currently, Huiling is practicing as a licensed professional counselor in Colorado. She is also ordained to the counseling ministry by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Huiling desires to hold the space in counseling sessions for individuals and couples, where they feel safe to open up, let go, and transform by God’s love and light. 
To learn more about Huiling's counseling practice visit her website at: https://integratedccc.com/

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Huiling Pritchett, born and raised in mainland China, came to United States of America in her late 20’s and soon encountered and embraced her Christian faith. Huiling has 2 children of Chinese descent from her first marriage. She remarried to Craig Pritchett and has a blended family now with 6 children. Currently, Huiling is practicing as a licensed professional counselor in Colorado. She is also ordained to the counseling ministry by the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Huiling desires to hold the space in counseling sessions for individuals and couples, where they feel safe to open up, let go, and transform by God’s love and light. 
To learn more about Huiling's counseling practice visit her website at: https://integratedccc.com/

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