Rev. Randy Saxon 

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The Reverend Dr. Randall Saxon has been an ordained minister for more than 30 years and he is married to the Rev. Anna Clock Saxon who is also an ordained PCUSA minister. Pastor Saxon is a recognized scholar on Abraham Lincoln's life and times.

Rev. Stephen McKinney-Whitaker

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The Rev. Stephen McKinney-Whitaker was ordained in May of 2006 and came to United Presbyterian church in May of 2009.  He also works with the Presbytery of Great Rivers on staff as an Electronic Communications and Media Technology Consultant.

Aaron Ganschow, Director of Worship and the Arts

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Aaron Ganschow has been with United Presbyterian Church since 2006. He directs the Chancel Choir, our praise band, one way up, and oversees the audio-visual ministry, the children's choir, the drama ministry, and schedules special events and concerts.

Patricia Deppermann, Administrative Assistant

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Trish Deppermann has performed Administrative duties for the church since December of 1998. She is married to Rodger and together they have 3 children and 5 grandchildren. She enjoys everything about the farm and is very involved in her local township government.

Sabrina McGrath

Sabrina joined UPC in 2010 as the financial secretary.  She and her husband Brian enjoy spending time on their farm with their son Chris.  Prior to coming to UPC, Sabrina worked in both the healthcare and banking fields.  In her spare time she enjoys reading, watching movies, and traveling.

Judy Custer, Parish Nurse

Judy Custer R.N., is a graduate of Lutheran Hospital School for Nurses, in Moline, Illinois.   Her background includes hospital nursing, 18 years of working as a nurse in a family practice setting, school nursing, Case managing with the Health Department, and working with cancer patients . 
Parish Nursing allows her to use her nursing background in working with our parishioners not only in their medical concerns, but being able to address the body, mind, and spirit as one.