Church Council & Staff
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Tom Hollopeter Lutheran as a child and teenager, then met my wife in college and took classes to become Lutheran. I have served in many capacities. In Canada at a small and the only English-speaking church, I served as President and discovered the joy of Christian fellowship and service, leading services, teaching classes, transporting the elderly and raising funds. Back in the states I joined a Methodist church and served as Youth Leader, President of Men’s group, Evangelism chair. In OKC, I rejoined Lutheranism and served as Youth Leader, Treasurer, and Council member. In Arkansas I served as Catechism teacher, Council, Treasurer, Adult SS teacher. I helped plant a new church and served as Christian Ed. Chair, Council, President, Adult SS facilitator, member of all committees. Here at King of Kings I am currently Chairman. My deepest belief is the more you invest in your church the more God rewards and gives back tenfold |
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Holly Johnson I was raised in a Christian home in Sand Springs, attending the Salvation Army. I married my husband in 1988 and we traveled around for several years with his job. We have been blessed with two children both married and we have a full of life grandson. I have been a member of King of Kings since 2016. I have volunteered with several outreach ministries, Comfort Dog, Braille, I started volunteering with the music team singing worship songs with ASL, now I sing and play keyboard. |
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Pat Bartley Secretary As my Christian faith continues to mature, I become more aware of the responsibility I have to my Lord Jesus and my fellow congregants to do my part as a member of this King of Kings family. It is for this reason I have volunteered in various areas of church service over several decades. Christ’s example of servanthood helps me realize that it is my duty and privilege to use my God-given time and talents, with which I’ve been blessed, for His glory and the good of the whole church body. Therefore, as Secretary of the Church Council, I will document the business of this board to the best of my ability. |
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Gene Meints Eugene Meints (“Gene”) is currently the Treasurer of King of Kings Lutheran Church. I am a lifetime Christian and Lutheran and have been a member of King of Kings for about three years. I was born and reared on a farm in Nebraska. I attended the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, graduated with a degree in accounting and moved to Tulsa after graduation. I served in the US Army 1969-1972 with one year in Vietnam and another in Germany. In addition to serving as Treasurer, I help with the A/V during services, enjoy Men’s Bible Study and other church activities. |
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Terry Bartley Head Elder King of Kings has the vision of reaching out into the community with hope. My daily desire is to follow God’s true Word and use it as my guide with those of whom I come in contact. I’m a disciple of Jesus Christ and my involvement in church took root in my mid thirties. Since that time, I have served on many boards and committees and continue to do that in retirement. The joy of Christian Fellowship cannot be overstated. |
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Krystine Gibson God has blessed me with his Word, family, friends, a long life with good health and helped me establish wholesome values. I am thankful for the Spirit that lives within me. He gives all of us many talents with which to serve Him, the church and all people. The gift of working with numbers took me through 40 plus years of my career and also allowed me to serve the church as Treasurer in the past and as Financial Secretary at this time. |
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Dan Call
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Cindy Dean I am a retired Principal’s Secretary, after having worked for 26 years with Broken Arrow Public Schools. I was active at Immanuel Lutheran Church for many years, with such jobs as Assistant Treasurer and Elders’ secretary. My husband Randy and I built our retirement home in Kiefer in 2007, so we looked for a church closer to home. We visited King of Kings, loved the atmosphere and people, and became members. I enjoy volunteering in the office at King of Kings Lutheran Church. |
