Staff
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The Rev. Dr. Matthew L. Camlin, Pastor
The Rev. Dr. Matthew Camlin became the pastor and head of staff at New Wilmington Presbyterian Church in December 2015. He previously pastored churches in West Virginia and New Jersey. He also served two years on the staff of the Washington City Mission, a rescue mission and homeless shelter in Washington, PA, that offers Christ-centered recovery programs for substance abusers and addicts.
Dr. Camlin was raised in the Church of the Covenant Presbyterian Church in Washington, Pennsylvania. He is a 1998 graduate of the College of Wooster in Ohio, where he received a Bachelor of Music Education degree; a 2001 graduate of the Princeton Theological Seminary, where he earned his Master of Divinity degree; and a 2013 graduate of the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, where he received the Doctor of Ministry degree in Reformed Christian Spirituality.
In addition to his service at NWPC, Dr. Camlin currently serves as temporary Stated Clerk of the Presbytery of Shenango and as a commissioner to the Synod of the Trinity, where he is a member of the Governing Commission.
Dr. Camlin and his wife, Diane, live in New Wilmington with their three children: a daughter, Afton; and two sons, William (Liam) and Alasdair.
 Director of Christian Education (email) |  Youth Leader (email) |
 Preschool Director (email) |  Preschool Teacher |
 Secretary (email) |  Care Coordinator (email) |
 Worship Team Leader (email) |  Choir Director and Music Ministry Coordinator (email) |
 Organist (email) |  Custodian |
2019 Church Officers
Session
Our congregation elects 15 Ruling Elders (in three rotating classes) to form a partnership with our Teaching Elder (Pastor). Together they form the Session, which provides the people of God with vision, direction, and provision for their ministry within and beyond the gathered congregation. The session meets monthly for stated meetings of worship and work, while individual elders exercise ongoing leadership in their respective committee and workgroup assignments.
Class of 2019 | Class of 2020 | Class of 2021 |
Deacons
Our congregation elects 15 Deacons (in three rotating classes) to share in a ministry of compassion and assistance to persons in need both within and beyond the congregation. Deacons exercise this ministry individually, in groups, and in partnership with the Pastors.
Class of 2019 | Class of 2020 | Class of 2021 |
Trustees
Our congregation elects 12 Trustees (in three rotating classes) to serve as stewards of the congregation’s facility and resources, ensuring that a church building intended for worship, education, and fellowship works for the congregation and not against it. Trustees coordinate with staff members in overseeing all levels of maintenance. They also provide leadership to the congregation in the form of long-range facility, capital campaign, and resource management planning. While not ordained like Elders and Deacons, the role of the Trustees is vital to the congregation’s ministry and mission.
Class of 2019 | Class of 2020 | Class of 2021 |
Auditors
Class of 2019 – Jack Reed
Class of 2020 – Jessica Marett
Class of 2021 – Kurt Crytzer
