Corinne has been a member at Greenfield for most of her life, her parents being chartered members who helped start the church. Corinne has served the church in a variety of roles over the years including Sunday School teacher, youth leader, and different positions on the church Ministry Council. She is currently on the International Advisory Board for Chain of Love in Brazil. In her day job, Corinne is the Assistant Deputy Minister, Continuing Care at Alberta Health.

Email: mcchair@greenfieldchurch.ca

Doug Miller became a believer in his late teens in Vancouver. He moved to Edmonton in 1983 and has attended Baptist churches since then. He has served in a variety of Christian ministries including pretty much anything (with the exception of music) and has been on two short-term mission trips. Doug is inspired by seeing people receive joy by serving the Lord in their areas of giftedness. Doug and Karen have been married for over 35 years and have three adult children. They have attended Greenfield since July 2011. In Doug's vocational life, he has owned and operated a software company since 1998, primarily focused on solutions for law firms. In his spare time he enjoys dining out with friends, travel, reading, scrabble, chess and many other card and board games.

Email: treasurer@greenfieldchurch.ca

Chelsea grew up attending and actively participating in an NAB church in the Edmonton area. She got married to James in 2010 and they then moved to BC to pursue graduate training in counselling psychology. She's attended Greenfield since 2014 because it was a community they felt connected with and they really appreciated the focus of being intentionally relational. She currently works at a local non-profit organization. James and Chelsea have one young son. Chelsea is excited about serving on the Ministry Council. She enjoys using her gifts to make a difference and hopes that serving in this way will be a great opportunity to learn, grow, and serve within Greenfield.

Henry was born in Uganda and grew up attending the Catholic Church. During his college years he had a number of friends who spoke to him about a personal relationship with Jesus. He made the decision to accept Jesus as personal Lord and Saviour in his final year at college (2007) and was baptized by immersion a couple years later. Henry came to Edmonton in 2010 to study at the University of Alberta. He completed a Masters in Nursing in 2013, after which he worked at Hope Mission. Since July 2017, Henry has been working at the Mustard Seed as an Addiction and Mental Health Advocate. Henry is passionate about helping those in need. Henry and Regina have three children, Silas, Shiloh, and Star. As a family they have attended Greenfield Community Church for over three years and consider Greenfield a home away from home. Henry is excited about serving on the Ministry Council. He sees this as an act of worship to God and a perfect opportunity to learn, grow and serve within the Greenfield faith community.

N’makaba started attending Greenfield in March of 2017 in the hopes of deepening her relationship with God. During her time at Greenfield, she has served as a Sunday school teacher and helped out with VBS while participating in some Ladies Bible studies and the CORE3 Discipleship Journey. N’makaba accepted Jesus as her Lord and Saviour and was baptized at Greenfield in April of 2019. Away from Greenfield, N’makaba is a first-year elementary teacher, she enjoys taking language classes mostly to hear the stories behind the cultures.

Rachel de Leon has been attending Greenfield Community Church, then Greenfield Baptist Church, since 1984. She has been active in the church in areas that include Church Secretary, Ladies Time Out Coordinator, Ladies Bible Study Leader, Ministry Council, Stephen’s Minister, Life Group Leader, Greeter, Peru Team and more. She has regularly volunteered in her local community, most recently as the Membership Director and has been coordinating an art program at the Mustard Seed since 2007. Her passion and compassion for people are at the heart of her heart and ministry focus. Her motto is “God does not call the equipped, he equips those he calls.” Her life is a testimony to seeking God’s equipping in the areas where he is leading in her life.

Murray was born in South Africa and moved to Canada with his family as a teenager, growing up in a committed Christian family. After finishing university and getting married to Linda, they moved to BC where Murray completed his M.Div and worked in ministry for a dozen years. In 2002 they moved back to Edmonton to be closer to family, and Murray shifted to become a high school teacher. Murray and Linda have two daughters in university and have always been committed and involved in the churches they've attended. Since coming to Greenfield about 7 years ago, Murray has led a small group and taught Sunday School, and is excited to be able to serve the church and community on the Ministry Council. Murray believes that God is at work in our communities to bring reconciliation and new relationships into being, both with our neighbours and between people and God.

The Metcalfe family began attending Greenfield in 2014, as a result of the merge with Renaissance Community Church. Since that time, Melody has helped with nursery, kid's camp, women’s Bible studies and small groups ministry. Melody and Kevin have two adult daughters (accompanied by two sons-in law), and one adult son (who is engaged and bringing a daughter-in-law into the mix). They have just become the very proud grandparents of their very first grandchild! Melody is a certified Elementary classroom teacher, and after many years decided to shift roles. She is currently employed with Edmonton Public as an EA, a position she enjoys immensely, working alongside students who need extra support. Mel’s interests and passions include long walks with her husband, reading, writing, connecting with friends & family, prayer, gardening, and volunteering with Safe Families.

Randal Rauser is the Director of Faith Based Organizations Investigations at Veritas Solutions. He previously taught history and theology at Taylor Seminary for twenty years. He is the author or coauthor of thirteen books and blogs and podcasts at randalrauser.com. Randal is married to Jasper and has one adult daughter. He has attended Greenfield since 2008.

Tyler is Lead Pastor of Greenfield Community Church.