Our Staff ·
Our Pastor
Rev. Dr. Holly Heuer came to Calvary in February, 2003. She received her Master of Divinity from Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in 1980 and received her Doctor of Ministry degree in 2005 from Iliff School of Theology. She served most recently as pastor of the Nederland Community Presbyterian Church in Nederland, Colorado, from 1995 – 2003, home of the frozen dead guy and passionate community activists. Prior to that, she served as pastor of the University Presbyterian Church, from 1980- 1988, a church of lively theologians. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member at the Iliff School of Theology, teaching Preaching, Presbyterian Polity and the Presbyterian Book of Confessions. She is married to Peter Schneider who is a Professor of Achitecture and Associate Dean of the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado. They have two sons: Tom and David. She is double-blessed to have two stepchildren and four grandchildren. hollyheuer@ecentral.com
Our Administrative Assistant: Gail Mendrop
Gail was born in New Jersey but has spent her adult life in Colorado. She graduated from Colorado College where she met Rich, her husband of 37 years. They have a son, Andy, who is currently participating in Teach for America in Church Rock, NM. Gail spent 27 years as a medical technologist at St Anthony Hospital. Now you can find her at Calvary on Tuesdays through Thursdays from 9-2 answering the phone, publishing the bulletin and the newsletter, scheduling building use and maintaining church records. During the rest of the week she enjoys being in the pool and in the mountains and spending time with friends. cpc@hypermall.net
Our Music Director: Dean Stalnaker
Dean was raised on a dairy farm in northeast Nebraska. He always enjoyed music, and began taking piano lessons at 8. The church where we attended saw the importance of allowing young people the opportunity to develop their talents in a ministry setting, and so I was able to develop my abilities. In college, I first heard an organ played as an organ should be played. I began taking organ lessons and grew to love the instrument. After college, I taught high school English and was an assistant organist at a church near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania for 10 years. I moved to Colorado in 1996, and was organist/music director at a local church for nearly 10 years. In addition to his responsibilities at Calvary, he is a paralegal at a large law firm in downtown Denver