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Cynthia A. White |
Cynthia has been a member of Trinity Church since Easter of 2006 and involved with the youth of Trinity for more than two years. Cynthia came to Savannah to study painting at the Savannah College of Art and Design, where she earned her Masters of Fine Arts degree in June of 2006. She resides in downtown historic Savannah, only two squares south of Trinity Church. Cynthia has been working with youth since 1994 in a variety of capacities including: camp counselor, after school art teacher, hospice youth volunteer, youth at risk counselor and advocate. She has been involved with community service and projects involving youth in Savannah since her arrival in 2001. She helped to begin the Art Education service program at the Savannah College of Art and Design. In addition to being a part of the best youth group evar, she serves as a Hospice Healing Arts Volunteer, Hospice youth grief camp counselor, International Baccalaureate Examiner and fine arts juror. |
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Lori Grisham |
Lori is a recent transplant to Savannah, having moved here from Virginia in August of 2006. Shortly afterwards she began attending Trinity Church and has been hooked ever since! She spent the Summers of 2006 & 2007 as the Arts and Crafts Director for Mar-Lu-Ridge, a Christian camp located in Jefferson, Maryland. During this time she completed 2 murals, several paper mache animals, a few hundred friendship bracelets and mastered every craft you can do with the paper cup. She is thrilled to be a part of Trinity's UMYF!
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Paul Maree |
Paul Maree is a senior at Savannah College of Art and Design, with a major in graphic design. He has attended Trinity since October of 2006. For the past five summers Paul has been a camp counselor at Mar-Lu-Ridge, a Christian camp in Maryland were he worked with kids 5 to 16 years old. The older kids he took on hiking trips on the Appalachian Trail, bike trips on the C&O Canal, and canoe trips on the Antietam Creek (all located in MD, except the Appalachian Trail, its really long) |
