RPC Staff Update

Redeemer is pleased to announce that Kenzie Klamm has joined the RPC staff as Sunday Morning Logistics Coordinator, scheduling and coordinating volunteer teams including greeters and ushers, communion preparation, Scripture readers and other important areas of Redeemer’s Sunday morning ministries.

Erin Hurt, who has served as Sunday Morning Logistics Coordinator since 2021, will remain on the RPC staff, continuing in her role as Young Adult Coordinator.

Kenzie is a native of Macon, Georgia, and is a graduate of Valdosta State University. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree in counseling ministries from Covenant Theological Seminary, and previously served as an intern with Reformed University Fellowship at the University of Oklahoma. Kenzie’s husband, Jacob, is stationed at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio for his medical residency in pediatrics.

Jacob and Kenzie began attending Redeemer together when they were engaged. They did premarital counseling at Redeemer before they married in February 2023, and Kenzie says they have been thankful to have Redeemer as a church home. 

“We became members at Redeemer a few months after our wedding, and have enjoyed serving with the Youthies and Young Adults,” she says. “We would not be the people we are today without the unconditional love and wise leadership of Redeemer. We’re so grateful for the accountability, opportunities for growth, and community here.”

RPC Co-Lead Pastor Matt Beham welcomed Kenzie and thanked Erin Hurt for her work in this role, which was newly-created in 2021 when she came on staff.

“Erin has been such a warm presence every Sunday as she hosts our ministry teams,” he says. “I am thankful that she will continue to be able to embody the welcome of the gospel as she works with our Young Adults.”

Please join us in thanking Erin for her service and welcoming Kenzie to the RPC staff!