National Fellowship Staff

	David Bone, Executive Director, works with the national council to manage the program and financial affairs of The Fellowship. David has served in this capacity since 1991. In addition to this full-time position, David is the co-author of “The United Methodist Music and Worship Planner” and “Prepare! A Weekly Worship Planbook.” David holds Master of Music degrees in Sacred Music and Choral Conducting from Southern Methodist University. David is a regular clinician at local and national events in the areas of music, worship, and choral conducting. Welcome from the Executive Director
	Elizabeth Redman, Administrator, works part-time at the Fellowship’s National Office as the administrative assistant, event registrar, and contract administrator. Elizabeth’s background is in communications with a bachelor’s degree from David Lipscomb University in Nashville and a master’s degree from Middle Tennessee State University. Elizabeth volunteers as a Girl Scout Leader for twelve fifth grade Junior Girl Scouts, and serves as the staff parish relations committee member on the Jacob’s Ladder Preschool Board of Directors at First United Methodist Church in Nolensville, Tennessee. When she is not working, she and husband Michael are shuttling daughter Lara (9) and son Alan (7) to soccer, church and drama club
	Dave Wiltse, Worship Arts Editor, has served as Graphic Arts Director of the West Michigan Conference of The United Methodist Church since 1977. In this position he is responsible for design and production of interpretive materials for the conference. He joined The Fellowship in 1979, has been secretary and president of the West Michigan chapter, and has been on the design team of many NCJ convocations. In 1985 he was named to the publications board of the national Fellowship and became graphics editor for News Notes (now Worship Arts), The Fellowship’s magazine. In 1991 he assumed the position of editor. Dave is an active member of Aldersgate UMC in Grand Rapids, MI. Dave is married to Marjorie, a teacher of private piano. They have a son, Rick, and a daughter and son-in-law, Lyn and Dan Jameyson, who are parents of Ronan.