Rev. Jeannine Lamb was ordained by the Rocky Mountain Conference of the UCC in 1997. A graduate of the Iliff School of Theology in Denver, she has served churches in Colorado and New Mexico. Rev. Lamb has been both a called pastor and an interim. She has served on an Association Church and Ministry Committee, attended annual meetings for conference and association, ecclesiastical councils, and ordinations.
From Jeannine’s Statement on Ministry, “What an exciting time to be part of the United Church of Christ! I eagerly embrace the joys and challenges of serving with a local church. For me, ministry is about people; serving, caring and loving others. I value the congregational approach of shared leadership and serving together. I believe in the empowerment of the laity and am committed to leading in a teamwork approach that utilizes the strengths, talents, gifts and interests of everyone! My leadership style hinges on the importance of process, individual responsibility and mutual respect.”
Jeannine's first profession was in education. She taught in a variety of settings with experience as an instructor in universities and community colleges, as a missionary teacher with Navajo students and as a public school educator. She values Christian Education for all ages.
Rev. Lamb brings energy and enthusiasm for ministry. She enjoys preaching and pastoral care. Her experience in organization and ecumenical ministries have been an asset in the communities she has served. She has participated in Habitat for Humanity, Crop Walk and other Church World Services projects.
A native New Englander, Rev. Lamb has lived out west for many years and now calls it home. She enjoys being outdoors, watching wildlife, fly-fishing, reading and exploring different parts of the country.
Rev. Jeannine E. Lamb