In October 2009, Jon joined the staff of Falls Church Presbyterian Church. He has served in our Presbytery as the Interim Pastor/Head of Staff for the Old Presbyterian Meeting House and Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church. He has received Professional Interim Ministry training by the PC(USA). Prior to becoming a member of National Capital Presbytery, Jon served pastorates in Scotland, Wisconsin, and Philadelphia. In Philadelphia, he was an Associate Faculty Member for Religious Studies at Eastern University and the Palmer School of Theology, where he taught Ancient through Medieval Church History, New Testament, and Pastoral Theology. 

Diane has served at Falls Church Presbyterian since February 2004, first as a Parish Associate and now as a Stated Supply. She received her M. Div. From Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, New Jersey in 1996, and received the John T. Galloway Prize for expository preaching. She earned her B.A. from Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. 

Gretchen Kuhrmann has served as Director of Music since 1997. The music program under her direction has grown into a vibrant and celebrated part of Falls Church Presbyterian Church and has received recognition for its excellence from many local artists and conductors. A true advocate for choral music, she has spent her career honing choral ensembles into musically sensitive performers and encouraging young singers to develop their skills. In addition to working with the volunteers, she has made a point of hiring many aspiring area soloists and orchestral players to give them opportunities to further their skills and craft. 

Tina joined the FCPC staff in 2008 as office manager. She previously worked in the real estate, lending, and legal fields as an assistant and as an office manager. 

Rachel has had a strong connection with FCPC, dating back to 1993 when she served as the Youth Fellowship Director (1993-95) and as Interim Director of Christian Education at FCPC for the first half of 2002. 

Julie Huang began organ lessons with Dr. Timothy Olsen and Dr. David Yearsley at Cornell University and completed her Master's in Organ Performance under scholarship with Dr. John Schwandt at the University of Oklahoma. She was a finalist in the Arthur Poister Organ Competition (USA), the winner of the Troxel Competition (OK), and a participant in the International Organ Festival (Netherlands). 

A native Cajun, Julie came to the DC Metro Area in 1989 and now calls Arlington home. Julie built a career in non-profit communications and fundraising while simultaneously building a career experience in pastoral music. She served in the capacities of cantor, VBS director, section leader and soloist for Catholic, Episcopal and Presbyterian churches across the Metro area, and has sung with large symphonic ensembles across the region.