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Meet our Servant Leaders
Our community of faith is led by an operational team of volunteer and paid servants.
Michelle Bauer, Small Groups Leader
Michelle Bauer, her husband Chris and their three sons have been a part of the Mosaic family for a year. A job change brought them to the area and God brought them to Mosaic. Her experience leading small groups and developing curriculum was preparation for coordinating the discipleship ministry at Mosaic. “This summer I was energized by a fresh look at our generous God, as described in the Parable of the Sower, sowing the seed of the Gospel without thought of cost or results. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to join Him in sowing seed at Mosaic.”
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Jean Carr, Lay Minister
Jean is from a small community just south of Augusta and moved to this area over 25 years ago. She has been a part of Mosaic since it was first planted in June of 2003. Her desire was to be involved and connected with a church where she could learn and grow closer in her relationship to Christ, and help others learn and grow.
She is committed to the work of nurturing and shepherding Mosaic members as she serves with support and encouragement to assist them to make healthy connections. “My personal ’mission’ is a focus on relationships to ultimately connect folks heart to heart with Jesus. The stepping off point may be to help make a ‘people to people’ connection or a ‘people to community’ one; however my heart’s desire is that these connections will help individuals grow spiritually into an intimate relationship with Jesus.”
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Steve Cutcliffe, Lay Leader
Steve and wife Linda co-facilitate the Sunday evening small group, “Growing Together”. They are active in the Imagine Campaign and participate in several service opportunities at Mosaic. “I like Mosaic’s structure, from its warehouse building to small group synergy. Both features accommodate an understanding that God has an outward focused mission for us, active, loving and spiritual.”
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Gerilyn de Laurentys, Administrator
Gerilyn grew up overseas and moved to Augusta in 2000. She is a mother of 2, Patrick and John Henry, and her husband, Sean, is a Realtor for Blanchard and Calhoun Real Estate in Evans. Gerilyn has a background in customer service and administration from her employment at Richard Young Associates financial company and from her experience as a Mary Kay Independent Beauty Consultant. “I enjoy serving God through helping things run smoothly in the office and making others laugh.”
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Ted Herlo, Celebrate Recovery Leader
Ted Herlo moved to Augusta with his wife, Kathy, in 2008.
Curt Hill, Director of Youth Ministries
Curt is an Augusta native who has volunteered with our youth ministry for four years. He is married to Larue, and they have two sons, Brent and Austin. Curt’s day job is in automotive repair, but his real passion is Jesus. “I love serving Jesus Christ! I love hanging out with our youth kids in One80 … texting, facebooking…whatever. I’m up for anything that will strengthen someone’s relationship with Jesus.” In addition to his work with One80, Curt also plays drums for the Mosaic worship team. Curt’s motto: “Sunday morning is my Friday night!”
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Carolyn Moore, Pastor
Carolyn Moore, lead pastor at Mosaic, has been married for 24 years to Steve Moore, a social studies teacher. They have one daughter. The three of them moved together to Evans with a vision for beginning a new work – a church rooted in prayer, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and energized by the gifts of many kinds of people. “My family and I have found such a joy in being part of something as exciting as the birth of a new church. Our great passion is seeing broken people healed and lost people saved. We are enthusiastic about serving others on this journey.”
Carolyn is an ordained Elder in the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church. She received a Master of Divinity degree from Asbury Theological Seminary. For five years, she served as an associate pastor with responsibility for creating and growing an off-campus worship service for a large church in a university town. In June of 2003, she was appointed to the Augusta area where she and her family have been given the joy of birthing Mosaic.
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Bill Richey, Leadership Council
In 1986, Bill began his teaching career in the Augusta area. Bill and his wife, Susan are the proud parents of Thomas and Samantha. Bill is currently serving as a member of the Leadership Council and Imagine Campaign, Bill also helps coordinate the monthly Men’s Breakfast. “My passion at Mosaic is to serve those who serve others by making sure they have the support they need. My wish is for us to have a secure place to call home from which we can serve the community of faith.”
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Cindy Wilkinson, Worship Leader
God has been leading me on as a worship leader for about 10 years now. Steps along the journey started long before that (ancient history!) and have included work as a classically-trained musician, teacher and studio performer. Most of my musical work has centered around the church, beginning as a pianist, organist, and choir director. Along the way, God has used some amazing musicians and disciples of Christ to lead me into a deeper understanding of and commitment to my call as a worship leader and Christ-follower. How great a salvation!! As God leads me to a deeper personal worship life, my passion is to lead others into powerful encounters with the living God through worship, and to equip others who are called to lead in worship. It’s what we were created to do!
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Megan Flores, Director of Children’s Ministries
Megan is married to Roy Flores.
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