Brad Moss

Lead pastor & Limited Licensed Counselor

I came to Evergreen in 2022 with my wife Rachael, our (then) toddler, and our Great Dane. Since then, we've added another kid and another degree, and I became lead pastor in 2026. I hold a bachelor’s in Youth Ministry from Spring Arbor University and a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from St. Bonaventure University. I served in full-time youth ministry for ten years, the last four as an ordained Elder.

As a bi-vocational pastor who is also a mental health counselor, I understand and have felt firsthand the hurt and the healing church can bring. What excites me most about my role at Evergreen is seeing hope, healing, and wholeness come to people where they live, work, learn, and play. One of my favorite places to help that happen is on the disc golf course, where I can often be found enjoying nature, turning strangers into friends, and taking too many mulligans.

Elise Perrin

Communications director

I came to Evergreen in 2021 looking for more hands-on opportunities to join the work of the Church. I joined the Evergreen staff as an administrative assistant in 2024 and transitioned to my current role as Communications Director in 2026. I hold a BFA in Art & Design and have working experience as a media designer and legal writer & editor.

I most love the work/puzzle/sport of good communication and of getting a message out in the right way at the right time. It is a joy to do that work in service of Kingdom renewal at a church that I love and believe in at Evergreen. In my free time, I enjoy the work/puzzle/sport/raucous-good-time of child-rearing with my husband, reading, painting, and fixing up our beloved money-pit home.

Rachael Moss

Project manager

I came to Evergreen in 2022 as a last ditch effort to stay in church. I still loved my faith but I was deeply wounded from ministry burn-out and spiritual abuse. Evergreen was the first church where all the facets of me felt fully welcomed. I have discovered spiritual practices here that align with my desires to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God. It is the privilege of my life to now be on staff here, helping grow that welcoming space and foster communal, justice-oriented kingdom living. When I'm not nerding out on our trello board, you can find me participating in neighborhood mutual aid groups, putzing in my garden, or curled up in my favorite chair reading.

Sam Beck

operations director

I started attending Evergreen in 2021 after moving back to the Ann Arbor area. After a few years of living in different parts of the country, I was seeking a place to put down roots and craving community. Evergreen has given me life long friendships and a safe space to reconstruct my faith. It's been an honor to give back to this community in volunteer and staff roles.

My happy place is creating spreadsheets, which serves me well in a finance focused role. I hold a bachelor's in Business Administration from Spring Arbor University and have worked in accounting & retirement plan administration. I believe that good business processes are essential to support ministry activities. Outside of work, you'll find me camping/hiking in the warmer months and baking through the winter.