Meet our staff

  • Kim grew up in Buffalo, New York but moved south to escape the cold as soon as she could. She has lived in South Central Texas for over 20 years. She began serving as the pastor of Round Rock Presbyterian Church (RRPC) in August of 2018. Prior to RRPC Kim served as the Associate Pastor of Central Presbyterian Church (CPC) in downtown Austin. Kim began serving CPC as a volunteer in 2010 when she moved to Austin with daughter Samantha (Sam) to begin seminary. In 2012, Kim began The Central Mission, a social service and ministry program for people who are experiencing homelessness and living on a limited income.


    Before attending seminary, Kim worked as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with at risk youth and their families through Communities in Schools of San Antonio. She also served as the Youth Director of Pipe Creek Presbyterian Church in Pipe Creek, Texas for over a decade. While Kim's ministries have expanded, being with young people is still one of her greatest joys!


    In 2017, Kim married her one sweet love, Nick Smith-Stanley. They have daughter Sam, who is a recent college graduate and son Luke a 9th grader. They are also the proud parents of two cats and two dogs, Frankie, Andy, Lillie and Martha.


    Kim loves to laugh and her favorite pastime is hiking and being in the great outdoors. She loves spending time with her family and playing with her dogs. She loves all kinds of books but has a particular love for memoirs and Harry Potter.


    Kim’s desire for the church is that all people will feel welcomed, included and loved. She believes the church should be a place where we reach out to the hurting world through nurture and care and invite the hurting world back into the church to experience the abundant grace of our loving God.


      pastorkim@roundrockpresbyterian.org

  • Jeremy grew up just a little north of here in Dallas, Texas. Through school and Youth productions at church, Jeremy developed a real love of theatre and making other people smile through stand-up comedy, which he still does today, just not as often. Jeremy also found a love of service during his time as a boy scout in troop 718 where he achieved the rank of Eagle Scout a few hours before his 18th birthday. Once he graduated high school he left the warmth of Texas and moved to Illinois to go to school at Columbia College Chicago. Jeremy worked various jobs such as; a valet, Mayor Fudge at a candy store (and yes that was his official job title), and a multitude of camp counselor positions, where his love of working with youth began.

     

    After college, Jeremy became a Young Adult Volunteer (YAV) through the PC(USA) and worked as a missionary in Atlanta. As a YAV he became a pastoral intern for Mercy Community Church, a small church for folks struggling with poverty, homelessness, and mental health issues. Jeremy performed many tasks as an intern; prepping the day's meals, participating and sometimes leading Bible studies or Recovery meetings, reflecting with youth groups that came through the doors and so much more. He says his most important role was to be a friend and confidant to all who walked through Mercy’s doors. It was in his time working in Atlanta where Jeremy grew deeper in his faith, and found where God was calling him.


    Jeremy is a self-proclaimed mountain man and loves exploring nature through hiking, bouldering, or white water rafting. He is an avid movie buff, with his favorite genre being horror or dramedy. Jeremy can often be found cooking in the kitchen, as creating a meal is his favorite way to relax and gather people around the table.

    Jeremy’s greatest desire for our youth is for each and every one to know that they are loved and a child of God.


       jeremy@roundrockpresbyterian.org

  • Crystal Davis

    church administrator

    Crystal was born in California and raised in a minister's home, both as a Pastor's and Missionary's child which took her around the world. She attended Bethany Bible College in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California where she met and married Rev. Christopher Vollrath and they ministered for the next 18 years in various churches which eventually brought them to Round Rock, TX in 1995 where they pastored the last 10 years of those eighteen years. 


    Crystal and her husband were blessed with three beautiful children; Dustin, Rachelle and Ryan before Chris was overcome by Melanoma Cancer and taken home to be with our Precious Lord. Crystal has since remarried to a retired Peace Officer, Marko Davis.


    Crystal home schooled all three of her children through the eighth grade, while also leading worship & piano, a women's group and teaching various Sunday School Classes. She has always and will always be active in church. She loves to spend time with her children, ride her motorcycle and garden. 


       Crystal@roundrockpresbyterian.org


  • Steve Moreland

    Director of Music

    Our Music Director, Steve Moreland, joined RRPC in July of 2011. Steve earned his Bachelor of Music Education and Master of Music degrees from Stephen F. Austin State University. Since arriving in Austin in 2009, he has served as an administrator and instructor of Georgetown Music Studio, the Director of Bands for Veritas Academy of Austin, and is the Owner/Music Director of The Vintage 15 jazz ensemble. Learn more about The Vintage 15 here.  


       Smoreland@roundrockpresbyterian.org.


  • Elizabeth Wirtz has been playing piano since she was 5 years old and has been a church pianist since she was a teenager! She has been in the Austin area since 1993 when she moved from her home state of Nevada to attend the University of Texas and earned her degree in piano pedagogy in 1995. That year she also married her husband of 22 years, Jeff, and they have two girls: Gabi is a Junior at Round Rock High School and Madi is a 7th grader at Walsh Middle School. Their family also includes two dogs and two horses.


    Elizabeth's career in music continued with teaching and operating her own in-home piano studio and by earning a Masters in Music from Texas State University in 2000. She has always been a free-lance accompanist, playing for many soloists and recitals and competitions. The past decade has included working as faculty at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor where she currently has many piano students and many vocal students to accompany.


    Her favorite place to be at a piano is at church. She always feels blessed to be in the company of people who know and love the Lord and who will lift up their voices in song. Elizabeth is very happy to be at Round Rock Presbyterian Church.


       elizabethwirtz@gmail.com.