Staff

Co-Pastor

Jonathan Baker

  Send Email  •  (302)260-2272

Jonathan feels blessed to have been called to serve as the Co-Pastor of Coleman UMC since July of 2025.  He also currently serves as Director of Missions & Outreach at Lake Deaton UMC in The Villages. 

Jonathan is excited about the possibilities of serving the growing Villages community in the Coleman area.




Co-Pastor

Ronnie Jones

  Send Email  •  (727)902-4897

Ronnie feels blessed to have been called to serve as the Co-Pastor of Coleman UMC since July of 2025.  
 




Music

Our Church Organists

We are blessed to have two talented and versatile organists who enrich our worship playing both keyboard and organ .

- Doris Ruiter
- Karen Moline




Service Volunteers

Our Church service volunteers provide for ongoing support to worship, church activities, ongoing congregation needs, and hospitality at church events. Our church could not function without the help of these precious volunteers.

Lay Leader, Worship Co-leader - Shelley Jilek
Treasurer - Doug Childers

Trustee - Brad Jilek and Pete Daley

Mission - Carol Freuchte
Visitation Ministry - Dabrielle, Doug, Judy J., Roman, Kathy D., Shelley J.
Prayer Team - Sheila, Gene, Judy J., Karen, Shelley J., Shelley S.
Chair Church Council & Phone Ministry -Shelley Severance.
Card Ministry - Kathy Daley

Hospitality - Sheila Childers, Fran Thompson, Judy Jobe
Worship/Altar Ministry - Fran Thompson, Judy Jobe




Building and Grounds Volunteers

Trustee & Buildings Maintenance - Brad Jilek
Trustee & Grounds Maintenance  - Pete and Kathy Daley

Here’s a brief overview of the responsibilities for church building maintenance and grounds maintenance:

  1. Church Building Maintenance: Church building maintenance volunteers are responsible for ensuring the proper functioning, safety, and upkeep of the church facility. Their duties include:

    • Inspecting and Repairing: Regularly inspecting the building’s systems (such as lighting, plumbing, and heating) to identify any issues and promptly repairing them.
    • Structural Maintenance: Addressing minor structural defects within the church building, such as fixing doors, windows, and other components.
    • Cleanliness: Keeping the premises clean and orderly, including bathrooms, kitchen areas, and common spaces.
    • Collaboration: Coordinating with other volunteers for special maintenance projects.
    • Safety: Ensuring that emergency exits, lighting, and other safety features are functional.
    • Communication: Reporting any significant issues to the church’s Board of Trustees or senior pastor.

  2. Grounds Maintenance: Grounds maintenance workers focus on the outdoor areas surrounding the church. Their tasks include:

    • Landscaping: Mowing lawns, trimming hedges, and planting flowers to maintain an attractive and orderly landscape.
    • Tree Care: Pruning trees and shrubs, removing dead or unwanted branches, and ensuring the safety of the church grounds.
    • Seasonal Tasks: Handling seasonal tasks like snow or ice removal (if applicable).
    • Pesticides and Fertilizers: Applying treatments to plants or soil as needed.
    • General Clean-Up: Removing litter, debris, and maintaining pathways and sidewalks.
    • Collaboration: Coordinating with other maintenance workers and contractors.

In summary, both church building maintenance and grounds maintenance contribute to creating a welcoming and functional environment for the church community.