Room 15/16
Room 15/16
Sundays at 8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am
In Person & Online
Theresa grew up in Idaho and has lived in Las Vegas for more than 10 years. She is a mom of four, has two dogs and a cat, and loves exploring God’s creation. Theresa has a heart for creating spaces where young people can be themselves, try new things, and grow in their faith. She has years of experience teaching children and enjoys helping students discover their gifts while building meaningful relationships.
Theresa grew up in Idaho and has lived in Las Vegas for more than 10 years. She is a mom of four, has two dogs and a cat, and loves exploring God’s creation. Theresa has a heart for creating spaces where young people can be themselves, try new things, and grow in their faith. She has years of experience teaching children and enjoys helping students discover their gifts while building meaningful relationships.
Rev. Eve Williams is an Ordained Elder in the United Methodist Church. Having worked as a lay person in her home church for several years, she finally discerned a call to ministry and earned her MDiv from Candler School of Theology at Emory University.
Prior to attending seminary, Eve worked in multiple settings outside of the church context, including a stint in the convention and trade show install/dismantle industry. That, combined with her time spent working with individuals and families in crisis, as well as her own personal experience of being a single mother trying to make it through graduate school, as well as being sole caregiver of her elderly
mother, Eve has developed a passion, and a gift, for identifying big problems and breaking them down into smaller, more manageable pieces. All of these experiences also instilled in her the value of relationship and connection, realizing that none of us can possibly do any of this alone, nor were we ever intended to try.
Eve is the loving mother of an adult son, two dogs, and two cats and finds her greatest solace in meditative prayer, her garden, her family, and her dear friends.
Rev. Paul Cho is a lifelong United Methodist with roots in both South Korea and Arizona. Born in Kanghwa, South Korea, and raised in the U.S., Paul’s journey in faith and ministry began in Tempe, where his father pastored a Korean congregation. After years of study in engineering, Paul discerned a call to ministry, completing his M.Div. at Claremont School of Theology.
Paul has served in various pastoral and chaplaincy roles across California and Arizona, with a passion for intergenerational and multiethnic ministries. He helped launch the Tucson House of Prayer and led the successful merger of two congregations into an inclusive, Reconciling United Methodist Church.
Paul and his wife Julie, a professional musician, are proud parents of three children.
Chris Devereaux serves as the Director of Worship Technology at Desert Spring and holds a B.A. in Graphic Design from UNLV.
Chris has lived in Arizona, Texas and Nevada and considers Las Vegas as his home town. His favorite things about the city are its easy access to outdoor activities like hiking and camping and the diversity of Las Vegas residences.
Chris came to Desert Spring in 2013 after living in Texas for 5 years and loves helping the church navigate the ever-growing world of technology by helping to improve our livestream, our in person worship experience, and our tech capabilities for bible study and other church events.
1 Corinthians 12:4-6 – Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of service, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of working, but it is the same God who empowers them all in everyone.
Laura grew up in central Ohio and moved to Las Vegas in 2015. She is a true Buckeye.
Laura has two children who are young adults. She enjoys cooking, reading, gardening, and traveling in her spare time.
Linda grew up in Michigan and has lived in Las Vegas for 20 years.
Linda enjoyed six years of retirement, and after much persuasion from Desert Spring Church, she agreed to return to work to be Desert Spring’s Accounting Manager.
Linda enjoys volunteering at The Smith Center and spending time with her two daughters and four grandchildren.
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Voltaire Verzosa, pianist/countertenor, received his Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance degree from the University of Montana and his Master of Music in Voice Performance degree from the University of Colorado. He pursued further studies in piano at the Eastman School of Music and at the Dorothy Taubman Piano Institute.
Voltairehas performed Internationally for many years.
Also in demand as a collaborative pianist, Voltaire coaches classical vocal repertoire, with special emphasis on Baroque vocal performance practices. He has served as musical director for several local productions in musical theatre.
Voltaire teaches voice and piano privately at his home as well as at the College of Southern Nevada and at Nevada School of the Arts. As an all-around musician, his extensive piano and voice background has enabled him to maintain a dual career as solo pianist and singer.