Neil Quinn, Senior Pastor
In December of 2016, University Reformed Church and the families in Kalamazoo called Rev. Neil Quinn to be the church planter of Good Shepherd. Neil received his B.A. in Philosophy from Michigan State University and his M.Div. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Before coming to Kalamazoo, Neil and his family lived in the greater Chicago area while Neil served at Spring Valley Presbyterian Church (now Christ Presbyterian Church), first as an assistant pastor, and then as their interim pastor.
Neil is married to Leandra, and they have three energetic kids: Brielle, Corin, and Talitha. The Quinns enjoy living in Kalamazoo, and they yearn for the church to advance the gospel in the Kalamazoo community and on the local college campuses. They are excited to see how God may use Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church in the future.
Ryan Potter, Assistant Pastor
Ryan Potter is married to Sarah, and they have three children: Liam, Gwendolyn, and Calvin. Prior to coming to Good Shepherd, Ryan obtained an M. Div. from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. Ryan later worked with Spartan Christian Fellowship at University Reformed Church in East Lansing. While he was there, he served as the interim director of the church's outreach to Michigan State University. Passionate about Reformed theology, Ryan is ordained in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA).
Ryan is excited for the church to reach out to college students at Western Michigan University and other local colleges in the Kalamazoo area. He enjoys playing board games and sports, meeting with college students, and spending time with his family.
Devon Rossman, Church Plant Fellow
Devon Rossman is married to Taylor, and they have three little girls - Liesl, Dorothy, and Adele. Devon and Taylor met at University Reformed Church while they were college students at Michigan State.
As Devon serves at Good Shepherd, Devon is being trained to prospectively church-plant in the future. In addition to working with the church, Devon is taking seminary classes at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids.
