Ministers
Adam York
Adam grew up in Memphis, Tennessee. He attended the University of Tennessee (Knoxville) where he met his wife, Pamela. Adam graduated with an MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary in Escondido, California in 2000. He has served as a pastor in the OPC since 2001. Adam and Pamela live in Grayslake, IL with their two children, Anna and Jonathan. Adam was installed as pastor at Hope on November 8, 2019.
Camden Bucey
Camden graduated from Bradley University and worked at Caterpillar, Inc. in Peoria, IL for several years before moving to Philadelphia to attend Westminster Theological Seminary. He graduated with an MDiv and a PhD in Historical and Theological Studies (Systematic Theology). Camden was ordained and installed as pastor on April 26, 2013. On July 1, 2019, Hope called Camden to serve as an evangelist laboring primarily through Reformed Forum. Camden and his wife Erica have three sons.
Elders
Henk Blom
Henk has been a member of Hope since 1998 and was elected as an elder in 1999. He regularly leads young adult Sunday school class. Henk has served as the clerk of session and was co-chairman of the building committee. He is Director of Technical Services at Rollprint in Addison, Illinois. He and his wife Edith have four daughters.
Randy Lee
Randy has been a member of Hope Presbyterian Church since its start in 1992 and has served on the session since 1999. He has served as clerk of the session and as a trustee. He has also taken responsibility on presbytery committees, having been elected as a commissioner to the Presbytery of the Midwest several times. He and his wife Pat have four children.
Deacons
Ed De Boer
Ed joined Hope Presbyterian Church in 2005 and was elected to the office of deacon in 2007. Ed also serves as church treasurer. He is employed by the Oil-Dri Corporation where he works as a chemist. He and his wife Carol have three children and two grandchildren.
Ken Janka
Ken has been a member of Hope Presbyterian Church since 1992. He was elected to the office of Deacon in 2011. He is employed as Senior Quality Chemist at Lambent Technologies in Gurnee, Illinois, and has been a life-long resident of Lake County. Ken and his wife Cheryl have three adult children.
Ryan Noha
Ryan Noha has been a member of Hope OPC since 2014 and was ordained as a deacon in February 2019. He has completed an M.Div at Mid-America Reformed Seminary in 2017. He serves as Director of Education and Advancement at Reformed Forum and is on staff at The Bahnsen Institute. Ryan and his wife Wenny have two children.
Bryan Winter
Bryan became a member of the church in 2002 and was elected as a deacon in 2003. He is a senior partner in the law firm of Fuqua, Winter, and Stiles, and serves as the city attorney for the cities of Gurnee and Kildeer, Illinois. He and his wife Diane have one son.