Jon and his wife Sarah moved to Orcas in the summer of 2018 from Chicago to head up the middle and high school ministry. Born in San Diego, he graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University with a B.A. in Christian Ministries. Jon previously worked for six years at By The Hand Club For Kids, a Chicago based after-school program in some of the most under-resourced neighborhoods in Chicago.  He has held numerous random jobs, pursues a life long quest to learn new things, loves camping, a long list of nerdy things, connecting to God through nature, pouring into young people, families, and his community, and the most important show in television history; M*A*S*H. 

Kimberley moved to Orcas Island with her family in 2019 from Orange County, California. With over 20 years of ministry experience, she has served in many capacities from ministerial to admin roles. Continuing her years of church ministry, she started at OICC as the Office Administrator. Now she is thrilled to be the Director of Worship and Administration. Kimberley has a passion for God’s people and she delights in knowing others and sharing God’s love with them in tangible ways. Kimberley and her husband Shea have been married 20 years and have three beautiful daughters, Vera, Isla, and Lana.

Stephen Baker may not have been born in WA, but he lives and breathes island life. After moving to Orcas at age 3 and starting piano at age 5, he quickly discovered that he had a passion for music. Growing his repertoire into 12 different instruments (if you count 4 different saxophones), he cemented his love for worship starting at age 11, playing music throughout high school and college. Steve is excited to spread the joy of music in churches and other venues. He hopes he can bring his love for the Lord and music together in supporting Orcas Island Community Church in their future endeavors with Worship.

Carol taught in private and public education for 32 years. She began her career teaching where she grew up in Big Bear Lake, California. She moved to San Diego where she mostly taught, except for a couple of years in Oregon and one in Columbia, South America. In 2005, Carol and her husband, Bogdan, purchased the Blue Heron Bed and Breakfast. It was a wonderful experience teaching her true hospitality and grace towards all people. After selling the bed and breakfast, Carol worked for the Orcas Island Chamber of Commerce. Her son, James, is an actor with a variety of experiences since he was 6 years old.