Our church follows a historic Presbyterian model of church government, in which biblically qualified leaders represent, shepherd, and protect the congregation. The local assembly of leaders for this purpose is called the "Session".

Pastor Jeff Evans, Moderator of Session

Pastor Evans has recently completed his pastoral preparations at Greyfriars Hall in 2005. Jeff and his wife Chrissy have three young children, are native Michiganders, and both received their B.A. degrees from Hillsdale College. Following his B.A., Jeff attended the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary for two years before transferring to Greyfriars Hall. The Evans family relocated to Howell in late August, and September 4, 2005 was Pastor Evans' first Sunday in the pulpit.

Greyfriars Hall is a three-year ministerial training program of Christ Church, Moscow, Idaho. Training is completed in the context of the local church, under the care of godly elders. One of the requirements for completion of the Ministerial Track at Greyfriars Hall is development of a personal Philosophy of Ministry. Pastor Evans' complete Philosophy of Ministry can be found here.

If you would like to contact Pastor Evans, please feel free to call (517) 648-4828 or email him at jcevans@christkirkmi.com.

Elder Greg Harmon, Clerk of Session

Greg Harmon helped establish Christ Church of Livingston County in 2002 and serves as our other local elder. He and his wife have three children, two of whom are in college. Greg is an Engineering Group Manager for General Motors, where he has worked for the better part of 20 years.

You can contact Greg at (517) 552-7838 or email him at greg.harmon@sbcglobal.net.





Dr. Gregg Strawbridge, Pro Tem Member of Session

Gregg and his family reside in Brownstown, PA, where he pastors All Saints Presbyterian Church (CREC). He is serving as a pro tem member of our Session, and we are thankful for his godly insight as he helps lead our church. Among other things, he is the editor of The Case for Covenantal Infant Baptism (P&R, 2003) and The Case for Covenantal Paedocommunion (2006).