Learn About Reveille UMC
Our Vision
We welcome all people to follow Jesus Christ and serve together as a hub of faith, hope, and action.
Because we believe every person is created in the image of God and the grace of Christ extends to everyone, we will welcome and include all people without exception so that they will know and experience God’s love and the power of the Holy Spirit.
Because we believe faith is a lifelong commitment and journey of growing closer to God and neighbor, we will take intentional steps to deepen our relationship with Christ so that as transformed people, we share and multiply the love and grace of God into the world.
Because we believe God binds us together amidst our differences to love and care for our neighbors, we will be a hub of faith, hope, and service in our greater Richmond community so that all people have abundant access to what we need to thrive together.
Our Team
Clergy

Rev. Dr. Peter Moon
Lead Pastor

Rev. Stephen Coleman
Associate Pastor of Care and Welcome

Rev. Bayo Ogungbade
Associate Pastor of Adult Discipleship
Program Staff

Daniel Banke
Director of Music and Worship

Tom Bailey
Organist

Daewon Goldenbaum-Yang
Director of Youth Ministries

Nadja Gutowski
Director of Community Connection

Ajit Iyer
Sound Technician

Kaarina Jobe
Music Leader for The Point

Dexter Johnson
Video Producer

Tamara Nicely
Assistant Director of Music Ministries

Karen Rios
Director of Children’s Ministries
Administrative Staff

Cheryl Arrington
Pastoral Administrative Assistant

Terri Edwards
Director of Administration

Jack Grace
Financial Administrator

Kim Cronheim
Administrative Assistant

Billy Petruska
Facilities Manager

Rachel Sanders
Director of Communications and Engagement
Reveille Weekday School

Ann Woods-Byrne
Weekday School Director

Beverley Tilley
Weekday School Administrative Assistant
Reveille’s Leadership
Church Council
The Church Council is Reveille’s governing body focusing on long-range strategic planning and accountability to our vision.
Chair and Lay Leader | Tom Cantone
Trustees Chair | David Simonsen
Staff Relations and Finance Chair | Mary Peters
Welcome and Inclusion Chair | Kelly Gee
Discipleship Chair | Dwight Buelow
Hub Chair | Christine Chapman
Worship Chair | Mel Ely
At-Large | David Collett
At-Large | Kay Craven
At-Large | Kim Cronheim
At-Large | Laura Lay
At-Large | Ericka Davis
Lead Pastor | Pete Moon
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees manages and protects the church's property and assets on behalf of the congregation.
Chair | David Simonsen
Ted Cox
Kim Daniel
Suzanne Nyfeler
R.C. Hall
Danielle Roberts
Danielle Roberts
T. R. Fluker
Pat Hackler
E. G. Miller
Trustee Emeritus | Jim Overacre
Staff Relations and Finance Committee
The Staff Relations and Finance Committee focuses on operations and management of the church for financial and personnel matters.
Chair | Mary Peters
Kelly Beazley
Taylor Brewer
John Clarke
Craig Cronheim
Dale Ennis
Eric Struble
Pete Watson
Amy Williams
Lead Pastor | Pete Moon
Committee on Nominations and Leadership Development
The Committee on Nominations and Leadership Development is responsible for identifying, developing, and nominating church leaders.
Chair | Lead Pastor Pete Moon
Bo Bowden
Kim Ennis
Anita Fluker
Matt Gooch
Al Lockerman
Jennifer McCluskey
Kathy Rainey
Kathryn Shapiro
Russ Smith
History
Reveille Methodist Church was formed in 1951 from a merger between Union Station Methodist Church and Monument Methodist Church. On June 24, 1951, the new combined church held its first service at Thomas Jefferson High School. Soon after, the building committee secured nearby Reveille House and its grounds (known as the “Seven Acres Set Apart”). The name, Reveille, associated with “awakening,” was adopted for the church and on October 31, 1954, services were held in the new sanctuary at the present location on Cary Street Road.
The church grew rapidly and added a fellowship hall and classrooms in 1962. In 1965, Reveille Weekday School opened and it has grown to be regarded as one of the city’s finest preschools. The Garth at Reveille was completed and dedicated in 1994. This beautiful cloistered garden is a peaceful space for reflection and includes a consecrated garden of remembrance for the burial of ashes.
Reveille continues to grow and thrive. In May 2012, the church added a youth center, choir room, welcome center, and chapel. In June 2026, Reveille celebrated its 75th anniversary with a joyful worship service and luncheon.
