Rev. Krystin Granberg is the Interim Minister of Broadway Presbyterian Church.

Meagan Manas began serving Broadway in the fall of 2006 as the Field Education Intern. When her Field Ed. Term ended in the spring of 2007, she stayed on to work with the burgeoning women’s group and assist in worship duties during the transitions of the interim period. Meagan is currently in her third (and last!) year at Union Theological Seminary in the Master of Divinity program, where she has focused on Preaching and Worship. Before Seminary she earned a Bachelor’s degree in Hebrew at Ohio State University. A Midwestern girl at heart, Meagan loves eating in the city and going to farmers markets, as well as cooking. After graduation this May, Meagan is planning to move to Candidate in the ordination process of the PC (USA), find an apartment in New York, get married (July 26), and pass four ordination exams. No big deal, right? She is very thankful to the community of BPC for their support as she has learned so much with them and for their willingness to let her experiment with (on?) them.

Takako Terino is the Field Education Intern for Broadway Presbyterian Church.

Clay Dockery is Campus and Young Adult Minister and Sunday School Director for Broadway Presbyterian Church.

Clay was born in Columbus, Georgia and attended the University of Georgia, where he majored in History and Philosophy. It was during his time at UGA that Clay became interested in spiritual awakening and matters of religious identity. He became very involved in the Presbyterian campus ministry, organizing and leading programs and taking an active role in social justice issues. This experience is still vital to Clay's identity and why he feels called to work with young adults in a similar way.

After college he moved to Winter Park, Colorado, where he spent a year snowboarding and relaxing before returning to Georgia and getting married. Clay and his wife, Sara, then moved to North Carolina and finally to New York City for school. Every summer for eight years, Clay also served in various roles at a Presbyterian children's camp in North Carolina.

Clay is now in his final year at Union Theological Seminary, where he will receive his Master of Divinity in May. He also works full-time as the program coordinator at the Interfaith Community, an organization devoted to serving the needs of Jewish/Christian couples and families, where he also serves as a Christian educator.

In addition to working with children and young adults in many capacities over the years, Clay is an avid Broadway lover and amateur thespian. Beware though, once you get him started talking about musical theatre, Stephen Sondheim in particular, he may never stop.