NATIONAL CHRISTIAN SINGLES SEMINAR
LOCAL HOST EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
LOCAL HOST EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Executive Committee Chairwoman
Susan Tucker Jones
Sis. Susan Tucker Jones is an active member at the Schrader Lane Church of Christ. She serves in various capacities; among them: the Hospitality Committee, the Youth Task Force Committee, and the volunteer staff for the Legal Clinic sponsored by Lipscomb University’s Fred D. Gray Institute for Law, Justice, & Society and Schrader Lane Church of Christ. Additionally, Sis. Jones is currently serving as the National Singles Seminar 2019 Executive Committee Chair.
Her personal motto is: "If I can help somebody as I pass along, then my living shall not be in vain.”
Susan Tucker Jones
Sis. Susan Tucker Jones is an active member at the Schrader Lane Church of Christ. She serves in various capacities; among them: the Hospitality Committee, the Youth Task Force Committee, and the volunteer staff for the Legal Clinic sponsored by Lipscomb University’s Fred D. Gray Institute for Law, Justice, & Society and Schrader Lane Church of Christ. Additionally, Sis. Jones is currently serving as the National Singles Seminar 2019 Executive Committee Chair.
Her personal motto is: "If I can help somebody as I pass along, then my living shall not be in vain.”
Executive Committee
Chairman of Finance
Darrell Johnson
Darrell Johnson is a Member of the 40th Ave Church of Christ. He is currently the youth Counselor, songleader, Director of the Singing Group, Ambassadors and a Trustee of the 40th Ave Church of Christ. He is a graduate from Tennessee State University and is currently a Revenue Agent for the Internal Revenue Service.
Chairman of Finance
Darrell Johnson
Darrell Johnson is a Member of the 40th Ave Church of Christ. He is currently the youth Counselor, songleader, Director of the Singing Group, Ambassadors and a Trustee of the 40th Ave Church of Christ. He is a graduate from Tennessee State University and is currently a Revenue Agent for the Internal Revenue Service.
Executive Committee
Chairwoman of Logistics
Shauna Otis
My name is Shauna Otis. I am the daughter of Bro. & Sis. Samuel Otis, Sr. The former minister of the Scott Avenue Church of Christ in Nashville, TN. I have one son by the name of Isaiah Campbell. I have three brothers and two sister-in-laws Samuel Otis, Jr., Micah Otis (Jennifer) and Timothy Otis (Kawanna). I have six nieces (Jaida, Paige, Morgan, Mya, Peyton, Zoe) and one nephew (Dylan), god-daughter (Shaniayah) and god-son (Camoni).
I am a graduate of John Overton High School in Nashville, Tennessee. She holds an Associates’ Degree in Paralegal/ Legal Assistant and also a Bachelors of Science Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with emphasis on Psychology and Criminal Justice.
I am the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CoC Gospel Online Internet Radio Station, Co-Owner of G.I.G. (God is Good, a new line of Religious Apparel) and a Co-Owner of Minnie Me Doll. She currently serves as the Booking Manager for Called By God Acappella Ensemble, Concessions Manager for the RedHawks Booster Touchdown Football Club, the President of the Middle Tennessee Christian Singles Ministry, Youth Directors/Youth Counselors Committee, Youth Director at GraceWay Church of Christ, Ladies Bible Study Class facilitator. She currently serves as the Logistics Committee Chair for the National Christian Singles Seminar.
She attends GraceWay Church of Christ where she works on various church ministries. She enjoys singing, spending time with family and friends, reading, shopping and traveling. Her favorite scriptures are Philippians 4:13, Romans 8:28 and James 1:2. Her personal motto is “No matter what you may go through in life, know that all things work according to his purpose and the will of the Father. No matter what, never let anyone rob you of your joy or lead you to believe you can't be successful. Believe in yourself, keep God 1st and pray.”
Chairwoman of Logistics
Shauna Otis
My name is Shauna Otis. I am the daughter of Bro. & Sis. Samuel Otis, Sr. The former minister of the Scott Avenue Church of Christ in Nashville, TN. I have one son by the name of Isaiah Campbell. I have three brothers and two sister-in-laws Samuel Otis, Jr., Micah Otis (Jennifer) and Timothy Otis (Kawanna). I have six nieces (Jaida, Paige, Morgan, Mya, Peyton, Zoe) and one nephew (Dylan), god-daughter (Shaniayah) and god-son (Camoni).
I am a graduate of John Overton High School in Nashville, Tennessee. She holds an Associates’ Degree in Paralegal/ Legal Assistant and also a Bachelors of Science Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with emphasis on Psychology and Criminal Justice.
I am the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CoC Gospel Online Internet Radio Station, Co-Owner of G.I.G. (God is Good, a new line of Religious Apparel) and a Co-Owner of Minnie Me Doll. She currently serves as the Booking Manager for Called By God Acappella Ensemble, Concessions Manager for the RedHawks Booster Touchdown Football Club, the President of the Middle Tennessee Christian Singles Ministry, Youth Directors/Youth Counselors Committee, Youth Director at GraceWay Church of Christ, Ladies Bible Study Class facilitator. She currently serves as the Logistics Committee Chair for the National Christian Singles Seminar.
She attends GraceWay Church of Christ where she works on various church ministries. She enjoys singing, spending time with family and friends, reading, shopping and traveling. Her favorite scriptures are Philippians 4:13, Romans 8:28 and James 1:2. Her personal motto is “No matter what you may go through in life, know that all things work according to his purpose and the will of the Father. No matter what, never let anyone rob you of your joy or lead you to believe you can't be successful. Believe in yourself, keep God 1st and pray.”
Executive Committee
Chairwoman of Publicity
Leslie Boone
Sis. Leslie Boone is a Member of the Schrader Lane Church of Christ. She serves on the health ministry, Schrader Care, the mission team, and the Historical/Archives Committee.
Ms. Boone is the president of her neighborhood association and works to preserve the African American history of east Nashville (specifically District 5). She was instrumental in working with Middle Tennessee State University to produce a driving tour of community identified historical “memorial stones” called Places Spaces & Voices: Northeast Nashville Community History Project. A community dialogue was later funded by the Humanities Tennessee in partnership with the Nashville Public Library to generate a dialogue that raises the public’s awareness of the threat of physical and cultural erasure of African American history. In addition to her preservation work, she is actively engaged with Chick History, a story core created to preserve the history of women’s suffrage and illuminate the role of African American women in the suffrage narrative.
In her day job, Leslie is a Research Services Consultant with the Vanderbilt Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (VICTR). She also provides consultancy support to research studies by tailoring recruitment and retention advice and services to study teams. She is a proud graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana and Emory University.
Her favorite hymn is “O I Want to See Him”. She is looking forward to making a joyful noise!
Chairwoman of Publicity
Leslie Boone
Sis. Leslie Boone is a Member of the Schrader Lane Church of Christ. She serves on the health ministry, Schrader Care, the mission team, and the Historical/Archives Committee.
Ms. Boone is the president of her neighborhood association and works to preserve the African American history of east Nashville (specifically District 5). She was instrumental in working with Middle Tennessee State University to produce a driving tour of community identified historical “memorial stones” called Places Spaces & Voices: Northeast Nashville Community History Project. A community dialogue was later funded by the Humanities Tennessee in partnership with the Nashville Public Library to generate a dialogue that raises the public’s awareness of the threat of physical and cultural erasure of African American history. In addition to her preservation work, she is actively engaged with Chick History, a story core created to preserve the history of women’s suffrage and illuminate the role of African American women in the suffrage narrative.
In her day job, Leslie is a Research Services Consultant with the Vanderbilt Institute for Clinical and Translational Research (VICTR). She also provides consultancy support to research studies by tailoring recruitment and retention advice and services to study teams. She is a proud graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana and Emory University.
Her favorite hymn is “O I Want to See Him”. She is looking forward to making a joyful noise!
