Ministry Leaders
Administration
Bonnie Cooper grew up in the St. Louis, MO, area and graduated from Southeast Missouri State University with a B.S in Secondary Education, and from University of Missouri – St. Louis with a Masters’ of Education. She worked for 35 years in education, mostly teaching high school and middle school Spanish and English, including 3.5 years working at a missionary school in Guatemala. That is where she got her love of living in the mountains, which made it easy to move out to Colorado after marrying her husband Gary in 2008. She became an instant grandmother when she gained Gary’s son, daughter-in-law, and grandson.
Bonnie became a part-time Administrative Assistant in 2012, and loves serving at WCC. On her days off, you may find her horseback riding, or walking and hiking with Gary, skiing, traveling, or reading.
Bonnie became a part-time Administrative Assistant in 2012, and loves serving at WCC. On her days off, you may find her horseback riding, or walking and hiking with Gary, skiing, traveling, or reading.
Youth Ministry
Stephen Atherton is originally from Prescott valley Arizona, where he graduated High School, then went on to join the Military and serve in the Air force for four years. After this, Stephen went on to be an Operations Manager for a security company, play semi-pro football and was an Automation lead in the oil field until God allowed him to pursue his dream job of working with students in ministry. Stephen has been working with the youth ministry at WCC since 2012 and has been working full time as the Youth director since 2016. In the midst of that he graduated from Pastors Institute in 2018. Stephen’s desire is to see students come to a sold out relationship with Jesus all while building relationships, to share the good news and introduce students to a loving community there to help guide and support them.
Stephen and his wife Jen have been married since 2009 and have been at WCC since 2012. In the time being at WCC Stephen and Jen have had two beautiful children Malachi and Amarah. Stephen’s other interests include playing drums, Cross Fit, Christian Metal music, Skateboarding and most of all getting to share the good news of Jesus with his students and the world around him.
Stephen and his wife Jen have been married since 2009 and have been at WCC since 2012. In the time being at WCC Stephen and Jen have had two beautiful children Malachi and Amarah. Stephen’s other interests include playing drums, Cross Fit, Christian Metal music, Skateboarding and most of all getting to share the good news of Jesus with his students and the world around him.
Children's Ministry
Greg and Noel Johnson met at Cedarville University, were married in 2000, and are currently preparing four fantastic sons for adulthood. God brought our family to WCC in 2010, after serving in the Navy for 11 years. Together we’ve taught the children’s ministry at WCC, with their sons, Elijah, Samuel, Isaiah, and Simon, as helpers.
Noelle is a gifted coordinator with abounding energy for serving others. In addition to serving the children’s ministry at WCC, she serves as family coordinator, watches a few children in her home daycare, promotes fundraisers, etc. She studied criminal justice and Bible in college, and with a heart for social work, served in boys and girls homes while Greg was stationed in South Carolina.
In addition to serving in the WCC children’s ministry, Greg is currently a construction project manager in the high voltage power industry. He previously worked as a nuclear officer and instructor in the submarine community and studied math, English, and Bible in college. He enjoys being a dad most of all.
Together Greg and Noelle have a passion to serve and enjoy children, train and equip teachers, and seek opportunities to serve those in need.
Noelle is a gifted coordinator with abounding energy for serving others. In addition to serving the children’s ministry at WCC, she serves as family coordinator, watches a few children in her home daycare, promotes fundraisers, etc. She studied criminal justice and Bible in college, and with a heart for social work, served in boys and girls homes while Greg was stationed in South Carolina.
In addition to serving in the WCC children’s ministry, Greg is currently a construction project manager in the high voltage power industry. He previously worked as a nuclear officer and instructor in the submarine community and studied math, English, and Bible in college. He enjoys being a dad most of all.
Together Greg and Noelle have a passion to serve and enjoy children, train and equip teachers, and seek opportunities to serve those in need.
Womens Ministry
Kelly Kuppinger has lived in Colorado all her life. She grew up on a small farm just outside of Fort Lupton, CO. She graduated from Colorado State University in Fort Collins with a Masters of Science in Occupational Health and Safety. She worked for a few years as an independent Environmental and Occupational Health Consultant and then became a stay-at-home mom. She home schooled each of her 5 children through the 8th grade. She has attended Windsor Community Church since 2004 and has a passion to see women grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ and in their knowledge of God's Word.
Kelly has been married to the love of her life for 28 years. Together, they have had the privilege of raising five beautiful children; Naomi, Kassi, Ben, Peter and Sam. They also have the blessing of one son in-law, Jalon. Kelly enjoys teaching children, singing worship songs, listening to and playing music, going camping and going four wheeling with her family. Kelly looks forward to being able to travel with Jon in the future.
Kelly has been married to the love of her life for 28 years. Together, they have had the privilege of raising five beautiful children; Naomi, Kassi, Ben, Peter and Sam. They also have the blessing of one son in-law, Jalon. Kelly enjoys teaching children, singing worship songs, listening to and playing music, going camping and going four wheeling with her family. Kelly looks forward to being able to travel with Jon in the future.
Building Maintenance
Stan Hummel was born and raised in Colorado. He has lived in Windsor since 1992 and started attending WCC in 2000. He has served in many areas throughout the years but is currently leading the building maintenance ministry.
Stan loves sports and enjoys spending time with his family and friends
Stan loves sports and enjoys spending time with his family and friends
C.A.R.E Team
Patrick Ness put his trust in Jesus around age 7. He has been in law enforcement as a career for 32 years serving as a street officer and then a homicide detective in Albuquerque. He is currently a detective at the Commerce City Police Department.
Patrick is currently serving at WCC as the CARE Team leader. CARE stands for Comfort, Assist, Respond, and if necessary Engage with any threat. They are a low-key security team ready to sacrifice themselves for the safety of their church family.
Patrick is currently serving at WCC as the CARE Team leader. CARE stands for Comfort, Assist, Respond, and if necessary Engage with any threat. They are a low-key security team ready to sacrifice themselves for the safety of their church family.
Compassion/Benevolence Team
John Norlin was brought to life by God when, at age 7, John chose to trust in God's forgiveness through Jesus. God rescued John from certain destruction when, at 18, John had made pleasure his God. God set John on a surprising course, at 18, uniting John and Suzanne in marriage. God rescued John again from destruction at age 40, untangling him from the snare of pride and self-confidence by involving him again with followers of Jesus. In spite of ebbing and flowing faith, God has blessed John with Suzanne, three children; Mackenzie, John (Makenzie's husband), and Riley. He has blessed John with fulfilling work, neither too much or too little, and his increasingly growing delight, God Himself.
God has set aside John's deserved condemnation (mercy) and has substituted it with undeserved favor (grace). Praise be to God!
God has set aside John's deserved condemnation (mercy) and has substituted it with undeserved favor (grace). Praise be to God!