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Meet
the Staff
Bishop
Richard J. Wills, Jr: Bishop Wills was elected
a bishop by the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference of
The United Methodist Church in July 2004 and assigned to
the Nashville Area (the Tennessee and Memphis Annual Conferences).
He and his wife Eileen Willis Wills live in Nashville.
The
Rev. Jim Beaty: Jim was appointed Superintendent
of the Pulaski District of the Tennessee Conference in June
2008. Jim oversees the ministry of the Hardin, Wayne, Lawrence,
Giles, and Lincoln County United Methodist Churches. He
is married to Barbara and they reside in Pulaski.
Rev.
Thomas H. Ward: Tommy has served as one of the
pastors of Fayetteville FUMC since June 2006. Tommy grew
up just down the road in Pulaski, TN and has called middle
Tennessee home for most of his life. Tommy has a Masters
of Divinity degree from Emory University’s Candler
School of Theology. He is married to Ivana and they have
one son, Nicolas.
Rev.
Ann Hatcher: Ann has served as one of the pastors
of Fayetteville FUMC since January of 2008. Prior to that,
Ann worked as the Program Director of the church. Ann is
married to Billy and they have two children, Carrie and
Bond.
Lynne Wood: Lynne began her ministry with our church in July 2010. She is married to Ken and they have two grown daughters, Lindsay and Lauren. Lynne is also the proud grandmother of Cooper.
Jeff
Bradford: Jeff began his ministry as our church
custodian in 2002. He is married to Shannon Bradford and
is father to Ashlee, Patrick, Bailie, Landon, and Adrienne.
Jeff is also a proud grandfather of Avery.
Mike
Bradford: Mike Bradford began his ministry as Director of Contemporary Music in . Mike is married to wife Mellea and also works for the family owned Bradford Appliance.
Barry
Petty: Barry has served an Music Director of Fayetteville
FUMC since January of 1991. Barry has a B.S. in Music Education
and a M.A. also in Music Education from the University of
Alabama. Barry is also choral director at Lee High School
in Huntsville, AL where he has been for 16 years.
Vivienne
Atkins:
Vivienne Atkins is the Organist for the 11 am traditional service. She is married to Ken and they make their home in Meridianville, Alabama.
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