2007年10月我们决定来温莎枫泉教会服事.  因这是出于神的带领, 我们很自然就放下原有的工作来此.  有一个很大的因素是因为我们在此看到一帮真实追求敬拜真神的弟兄姐妹.也看到神很丰富地祝福教会. 心中实在愿意想看主在此奇妙的工作. 这也让我们心中轻省许多,因我们不是为神工作,而是让神工作. 愿神自己成就他的旨意在教会中.

神能照者运行在我们心里的大力,充充足足的成就一切超过我们所求所想的.

但愿他在教会中并在基督耶稣里, 得着荣耀,直到世世代代永永远远.阿们. 

                                                                                                   (以弗所3:20-21)

For Vicky, coming to Maple Springs Chinese Church in October 2007 was a very simple decision. Of the few things that matter a great deal to her, experiencing the true, living God with genuine worshipers is one of them. Maplpe Springs Chinese Church believes that God is preparing a feast for the Chinese community. The church is excited about the great things our Lord will do through it! Vicky and her husband, Andy, joined this unique body of Christ with a joyful and hopeful belief. It doesn't matter to them how much they can do, it matters what God is doing through them. It doesn't matter how much the church wants to do for God, it matters how much God gives the church in order that it can serve Him.

“Now to Him who is able to do exceeding abundantly beyond all that we ask or think, according to the power that works within us. To Him be the glory in the church and in Christ Jesus to all generations forever and ever. Amen.” 
- Ephesians 3:20-21

336-722-7563 ext 413

vicky@maplesprings.org

Mary Taylor graduated from Wake Forest University in 2007 with a B.A. in English and minors in psychology and sociology. Mary Taylor has served at Dilworth United Methodist Church (Charlotte) and New Hope United Methodist Church (Winston-Salem).

Mary Taylor’s responsibilities include coordinating Sunday school, leading DIRT, equipping volunteers, and overseeing other children’s activities. She enjoys seeing the kids grow in their faith and witnessing volunteers thrive in their gift area

During her time in Winston-Salem, Mary Taylor has enjoyed being involved with the Yadkin Valley District of the Western North Carolina Conference. She enjoys helping to plan the yearly Unplugged Retreat for 4th and 5th graders and the MAD4X event for 3rd-5th graders.

Mary Taylor and her husband, Drew, enjoy spending their spare time cheering on the Wake Forest Demon Deacons at football and basketball games. Drew and Mary Taylor have 3 young children- Harrison, Emmy and Caroline.  Those 3 keep them busy! She loves how excited her kids get about coming to church. Mary Taylor is thankful to be a part of the Maple Springs family.

336-722-7563 ext 405

marytaylor@maplesprings.org

Erin Moses is a life-long Methodist and graduated in 2011 with her Master of Divinity degree from Duke University. Upon graduating, she served as a chaplain at UNC Hospitals. She has also served on the staff of a number of other Methodist churches in various capacities, working with youth, young adults, and adults. She has a huge passion for connecting with people, serving through missions, and growing deeper in her Christian faith. She enjoys meeting people where they are, journeying with them, and seeing them use their spiritual gifts to help build God’s kingdom.  She enjoys spending time with her husband, Robert, and their two children, Emmanuel and Eunice. 

erin@maplesprings.org

336-722-7563 ext 403

dan@maplesprings.org

Here's where a short (or long) bio could go. It could be short or it could go on and on like some people like to pontificate.

336-722-7563 ext 434

Scott@maplesprings.org

Jayson Snipes, a native of Winston-Salem, NC, received the B.M. in Music Education and the M.M. in Choral Conducting from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro where he studied organ with the late Robert Burns King; voice with Ellen Linton and Levone Tobin-Scott; and conducting with William P. Carroll, Carole J. Ott, and Welborn E. Young. Jayson has served as organist of Friedland Moravian and Mount Tabor United Methodist Churches in Winston-Salem before becoming music director of Maple Springs United Methodist Church in 2009.

Jayson has accompanied for several organizations in the area, and in 2011 was the festival organist for the Midwest MusicFest in Lake Mills, Wisconsin. He also has experience in music notation, engraving, and has worked as an engraver and editor for local music publishers. 

Jayson was conductor of The Moramus Chorale from 2008–2015, a non-auditioned mixed chorus that specializes in performing early music of the early American Moravian tradition, and became the Artistic Director of the Piedmont Chamber Singers in 2015. He was also the choral director at Lexington Middle School from 2012 until December 2016.

336-722-7563 ext 410

jayson@maplesprings.org

Dennis has been Organist for our traditional service since 2001, and Creative Arts Director for our contemporary service beginning in 2016. He also works as Traffic Manager for a Winston-Salem based multi-state radio network. Dennis has music degrees from Towson University (BA), Queens College in NY (MA) and did post-graduate studies at the City University of New York Graduate Center.

erry was born in New London, CT, but made his way to Winston-Salem as soon as he could (just in time for his 6th birthday). He graduated from RJ Reynolds High School. He later graduated from Furman University in Greenville, SC with a degree in Philosophy. Lots of people with Philosophy degrees teach or go to Law School. Jerry, however, had seen KISS in concert in 1979, so his fate had already been sealed. He hit the road in a van, played in a bunch of bands, recorded over a dozen CD's (including 4 solo albums). He continues to play about 150 shows a year, mostly in NC. He lives in Mount Airy and has 2 awesome kids -- Georgia (16) & Matthew (14). He is often seen in the company of his wife, Jennifer Kiger Chapman, who works for the Wake Forest Bowman Gray School of Medicine, Biomedical Division. Jerry has been at Maple Springs since March 2010.

Beth has a BA in Education with a concentration in Music from Wake Forest University.  In 1983 she took her first workshop on teaching children's choirs from Helen Kemp at Westminster Choir College. Besides Maple Springs, she has also directed the children's choirs at First Presbyterian in W-S and Holy Family Catholic Church in Clemmons. A trained Kindermusik Educator, she has been teaching Kindermusik for over 30 years. 

Beth is married to Peter Juran. Their three daughters Jeanette, Mary Jo, and Natalie are all in there 20's.  She enjoys knitting, reading, hiking, and camping.

336-722-7563 ext 417

beth@maplesprings.org

Neal has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration degree from Auburn University, Eagle Scout from Boy Scouts of America and is a Decorated Military Veteran, US Army, Military Police Corps. He has also won awards as a musician and as an audio engineer. He is a professional musician, playing dozens of shows per year as a drummer and percussionist as well as owner and operator of Chicken Hills Recording Studios, where he has recorded several albums for various artists including a locally award winning album "Rock Album of the Year" for Easybake 2007,  by the Winston Salem Journal. Neal has been a part of the Maple Springs Music Ministry team since January 2014.

Lisa graduated from Vanderbilt University in 1984 with a B.S. in Economics and a minor in Business Administration. Lisa worked as a Product Manager at a regional bank in Richmond, VA before moving with then new husband, George, to Lubbock, Texas. Her last professional position was Administrator of the Neurology Dept. at Texas Tech Medical School before assuming full-time motherhood. She and George have two sons, George (25) and Tom (19). George is married to Rachel and they have one son, George Raymond V, affectionately known as "Gray." They live in NY City but George and Lisa visit as much as possible. Tom is about to begin his second year at USMA - West Point. Lisa became the Finance Coordinator upon AQ Cook's retirement Dec. 31, 2017. Although empty nesting has been quite the challenge, her increased hours at MSUMC have definitely assisted with the transition. Lisa is passionate about prayer and loves to share the difference it has made in her life. Lisa enjoys time with family and friends, reading and watching football.

336-722-7563 x 406

lisa@maplesprings.org