WSYG - New Female Youth Minister

Our Youth Ministry is pleased to announce the addition of Lyndal Brumley as one of our Youth Ministers.  Lyndal, who along with her husband Brodie is already actively inolved with our youth, will officially begin working with our ministry team this week.  

Lyndal is from Little Rock, Arkansas.  Brodie is from Scottsbro, Alabama. They have been married since May 25 of this year.  Brodie works as a Territory Manager for Royal Cup Coffee Company and also as the pitching coach for Harding Academy’s baseball team.

Lyndal is a graduate of Harding University with a double major of Bible and Speech-Language Pathology.  Her experience in ministry includes a two-year internship with the Missionaries for America Program in which she traveled around the United States with a mission team of teenagers and young college students.  Lyndal taught classes, was a counselor and served as team leader for the group as they traveled to different states conducting Bible camps and working with churches. She also interned for Sandstone Drive Church of Christ in Little Rock, Arkansas.  In this position she planned youth events including a mission trip to Canada, a VBS at the local water park and a ministry to the homeless in Little Rock. 

Though the Brumleys are both from the south, they say they are enjoying learning the culture here as Memphis seems to have a culture all of its own.  Lyndal says, “We have also loved the connections we have made with our new church family at White Station.  It’s amazing how the Lord can take such a diverse group of people and work through them as such a strong body. We have felt so welcomed and are so thankful for the church home that we have found.”

Lyndal adds, “What makes me the most excited about getting to work as the youth minister at White Station is that I have already grown to love so many of these teens and I want to help them grow and become the workers for the Lord that God would have them to be. Brodie and I have already been so encouraged by the teens here and their hearts for ministry.   I can’t wait to jump in and be part of that.”

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