Nor’kirk Staff and Leadership
Lisa McClurg
Church Coordinator
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Lisa and her family have been members of the Nor’kirk since 2010. She is very happy to be serving as the Church Coordinator for her Nor’kirk family. Lisa received her BBA in Economics and a minor in Marketing in 1991. She and her husband, Keny, have been married since 1988 and have two wonderful children, Jack and Megan. The McClurg family have been involved in volunteering for the Nor’kirk especially with VBS. Lisa enjoys spending time with her husband and children and anything involving the beach.
Kim Ready
Director of Music
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Kim has been a member of The Nor'Kirk since 2004 and raised her 3 girls in the church. During her time at The Nor’kirk, she has enjoyed helping with VBS, contributing to mission projects, serving as a deacon, and of course being an active participant in the music program. She recently took over the Director of Music Ministry position and is committed to growing our program and giving every person who wants to share their musical gifts an opportunity to do so. Kim has a BA in Piano Performance from UNC-CH and a MM in choral conducting from Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
Bob Brown
Buildings And Grounds
Peg & Dan Kinkade
Fellowship
Adam Dyer
Outreach
Diane Haist
Christian Education
Mark Avery
Finance
Gretchen Nelson
Worship & Music
Viccy Kemp
Coordination / Personnel
Susan Overstreet
Missions
Jim Madson
Clerk Of Session
Reverend Kelly Staples
Reverend Kelly Staples
Pastor
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Kelly is a graduate of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary, where she earned her Master of Divinity in 2011. Over the past 15 years, she has worked in a variety of pastoral roles throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area and is active in various volunteer roles throughout Grace Presbytery. A cradle Presbyterian, she believes in the importance of Christian education, theological study, and periodically wrestling with matters of faith. Kelly lives in Argyle, Texas with her husband Garrett, their two daughters. She is usually running on a combination of Diet Coke and righteous indignation.