The Reverend Mark L. Russell	Senior Pastor
	The Reverend Clifton D. Eshbach	Associate Pastor
	The Reverend Marilyn Witte	Cantor
	Mrs. Kathy Tropp	Parish Secretary
	Mr. Jay Eckman	Youth Coordinator
	Miss Jane Reinhard	Administrative Assistant
	Mrs. Nancy Cook	Parish Visitor
	Mrs. Brandi Hurst	Director, Greenfield Summer Day Camp
	Mrs. Miriam Stover	Parish Nurse Team Contact Person
	Mr. Jose Rentas	Sexton

Pastor Russell received a M.Div. from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg. He began his ministry at Good Shepherd in 1994, being called as Associate Pastor. He became simply "Pastor" in 1997, and Senior Pastor in 1999. He previously served a parish in the Northeastern Pennsylvania Synod of the ELCA. Having been raised in Lancaster County, coming to Good Shepherd was a bit like coming home. He and his wife, Denise, enjoy time with their three children of high school and college ages. His fishing boat is named, "The Collar's Off."

Pastor Eshbach holds an M.Div. from the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg. He was called to serve Good Shepherd in 2004, after having served a parish in Adams County. Ministry is a second career; Pastor Eshbach previously worked as a television news anchor and then in fundraising for the United Way of Lebanon County. During his seminary years, Pastor Eshbach served as director of Camp Nawakwa, one of the camps operated by The Lutheran Camping Corporation of Central Pennsylvania. He is a native of Berks County. He and his wife, Barb, have four adult sons. Their three dogs still live at home, however. He enjoys grilling out after watching a good baseball game.

As "Cantor," a term that connotes a musician whose skills are offered in service of the Church (J.S. Bach was a Lutheran Cantor), Pastor Witte has the responsibility to "lead the people's song." She does so by playing the organ, directing the choirs and other ensembles, and overseeing the church's music programs, including the long-running Fine Arts Series.

Pastor Witte holds three masters degrees, in piano performance and choral conducting from the Indiana University, in liturgical studies from Notre Dame, and a M.Div. from Luther Northwestern Seminary. She is a native of Iowa, and came to Good Shepherd in 2001 after serving several congregations, in South Bend, Indiana and in the Minneapolis area. She enjoys long walks, flower gardening, and a good book in the company of her cat.

Kathy came to us in 2007. She is a welcomed addition to the staff. She lives in Holtwood with her husband, John. Grown children and growing grandchildren bring her joy. She also enjoys gardening, photography, and her Chevy SSR.

Jane joined our staff in 1991, when she retired from Millersville University, where she had taught in the art department for 33 years. Jane is a native of Allentown, and she and her family were members of Christ Lutheran Church there. Jane enjoys her extensive flower gardens, good books, better food, hats, bridge, and traveling, especially to England.

Jay is a graduate of Lampeter-Strasburg High School, and a student at Millersville University. He is also involved in planning and running youth events for our synod and the ELCA. Jay joined our staff in April of 2008, and has brought a lot of commitment and energy.

Brandi is a graduate of Conestoga Valley High School. She and her husband Michael live in Lancaster, and are excited about their new family. She previously worked for the camp as a counselor, and is pursuing a degree in elementary education. She is also a cheerleading coach.

A native of Puerto Rico, Jose grew up in New Jersey. He moved to Lancaster to raise his three children in a good environment (and once here, three became four). He enjoys playing football and video games with his boys, watching wrestling with his youngest, and willingly makes the sacrifice of shopping at the mall with his daughter.

A native of York, Nan previously worked as a Latin teacher. She is married and has two sons, one of whom is at home. She enjoys animals, traveling, reading, and friends.

A Lancaster native, Mim was trained at Lankenau Hospital School of Nursing, and enjoyed a career in nursing. She and her husband, John, have two children, two granddaughters, and two great-grandchildren. Mim enjoys swimming, reading, cooking, and stitchery.