New Associate Pastor of the Friendship Ministry - Amanda Stufflebeam
We are excited to welcome Pastor Amanda Stufflebeam as the new Friendship Ministry coordinator. This is a position that is shared between Central City & St. Luke’s and focuses on providing discipleship and worship opportunities for adults with disabilities. Amanda comes with a wealth of ministry experience and expertise that makes her the perfect pastor to serve in this role.
You can learn more about her by reading her bio below. She will start June 1st, so be sure to introduce yourself next time you get a chance.
Pastor Amanda Stufflebeam has served as a Licensed Local Pastor for the last two years. Before becoming a Local Pastor, she served in many ministry areas around the country in areas such as Christian Educator, Youth Minister, Campus Minister for the ELCA at the University of Kentucky, Chaplin, and Children’s Minister. She has a Master’s Degree in Christian Education from Asbury Theological Seminary and a Certificate in Disability Ministry from United Theological Seminary. She is a Certified Labyrinth Facilitator and loves sharing her many Labyrinths including her 22’ portable indoor canvas. Amanda is married to Pastor Rob Stufflebeam, who serves Derby and Five Points UMC, in Orient, OH just south of Columbus. They have one daughter, Doree, who lives at home. Amanda has two dogs, Ms. Penny, and Princess Willow, and a grand cat Licorice. Home for Amanda is wherever her family is because she has moved 50plus times in her life. She loves to visit Michigan, but not to worry, she cheers for THE Ohio State Buckeyes. Amanda has a heart for Congregational Care and a love of Disability Ministry. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling and photography.