Meet the Montgomery County FCA Staff!

LISA TIMM - Area Director

Lisa began going to FCA her junior year of high school in Fredericksburg, Virginia. The leadership team really took her under their wings and trained her to be a leader for her senior year and invited her to attend FCA's Leadership Camp that summer in 1999.  That week of camp, the theme was "Live It Out".  Lisa learned that week that she had not fully given her life to Christ and committed that week to live for Him.

Lisa continued in leadership with FCA at Mary Washington College.  The summers after her freshman year and sophomore years she served as a summer intern doing FCA camps and other local ministry in VA.  She then joined the staff locally part-time in college and worked with local campuses. After getting her Master's Degree in Elementary Education, Lisa joined the Fredericksburg VA staff full-time as an Area Representative.

In 2010, Lisa married Nathan Timm, a teacher and coach at Magruder High School who also serves as the FCA huddle coach there.  They met at FCA Sports Camp!  In September 2011, Lisa joined the Montgomery County staff after 9 years on staff in Virginia.

FCA has changed Lisa's life in many ways, but most importantly changed her relationship with Christ and she has a passion to train and equip athletes and coaches to use their influence to do the same for others.

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HANNAH CHEUNG - Area Representative

CONTACT HANNAH: hcheung@fca.org

Hannah was born and raised in Montgomery County. She accepted Christ at a young age and still attends the Chinese Bible Church of Maryland in Rockville. During the summer of 1999, right before entering middle school, she was invited to an FCA Sports Camp by a friend. While at camp, she learned that she could use the platform of athletics to glorify Jesus Christ & use that to strengthen her walk with the Lord.

Throughout middle & high school, she attended & volunteered at various FCA camps. After graduating from Magruder High School, she continued to be involved with FCA at the University of Maryland, College Park. She completed three summer internships with FCA during the summers of 2008-2010.

Hannah graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and followed God’s calling for her to join FCA as a full-time staff member. She is currently an Area Representative for Montgomery County.

Looking back, she now sees how God has used FCA to grow and mature her relationship with Christ. She understands the impact FCA can have and looks forward to work every day to continue to change lives of others.

PATSY HELMICK - Administrative Assistant

Contact Patsy: phelmick@fca.org

Meet our Maryland State Director!

MARK STEPHENS

I would like to introduce myself to you. In sixth grade, I repented of my sins and accepted Jesus Christ as my Savior. Throughout out high school, I grew as a follower of Christ. During my freshman year at Salisbury University I fell away from my walk with God. Through a series of events in my sophomore year, I recommitted my life to Christ and made Him Lord of my life. Shortly after that, Coach Hank Janczyk and I launched the first FCA Huddle at Salisbury University. Following my graduation from Salisbury with a B.S. in Computer Science, I went on a ten week mission trip to Japan with Campus Crusade for Christ that gave me a heart for those without Jesus in their lives.

After the mission trip, I worked as a computer programmer for five years and began coaching wrestling at Bowie High School. I completed twenty years of coaching wrestling. On September 30, 1990, I married Rhonda. We have enjoyed many years of blissful marriage and the blessing of four daughters, Sally, Gracie, Lucy, and Lilly. In January of 1991, I accepted a position at Mount Oak United Methodist Church in Bowie, MD as the Minister of Growth & Nurture. During this time, I served as a FCA Camp Coach during a few summers and helped to get FCA Huddles started at several high schools. Also, for nine years I was a monthly prayer partner with Barry Spofford, the current northeast regional FCA director. Additionally, Rhonda & I attended the FCA Marriage conference and were later invited to be the conference speakers. While at Mount Oak, we developed a flourishing sports ministry that had almost four hundred children at the 1989 summer sports camp.

In January of 2000, I accepted a position as Executive Pastor at Seneca Creek Community Church in Germantown, MD and later I transitioned to the Evangelism and Missions Pastor. During some of this time, I served as the Chairman of the Board for Montgomery County FCA. I was very involved in the banquets, golf events, huddles and other aspects of the ministry.

In May of 2005, I was excited to accept the position as Metro Maryland Director of Fellowship of Christian Athletes. and in January 2012, I became the Maryland State Director.

CONTACT LISA: ltimm@fca.org         540-760-3402 (cell)

CONTACT MARK: markstephens@fca.org