Jeremy Morris
Pastor – jeremy@trinitywavl.org
Jeremy Morris is a native of the area, born and raised in Black Mountain, North Carolina. He attended Candler School of Theology at Emory University. He has worked both within the church and in the nonprofit sector. He has a passion for seeing people grow in their unique relationship with God and equipping the church to serve the needs of a diverse and changing society. His wife Laura is a professional photographer. She has a studio in Black Mountain and specializes in newborn, children, and family photography. Jeremy and Laura have a strong and confident daughter named Juniper. In his free time, Jeremy can be found exploring nature with his family, listening to old country music, fly fishing, playing disc golf, running the occasional ultramarathon, or walking their rescue dogs, Colby and Waylon (Jennings).
DUSTIN MAILMAN
Pastor of Family Ministries & Missions – dustin@trinitywavl.org
Dustin is a native of South Florida, who has moved through the mountains of Boone, navigated the hustle and bustle of Atlanta, and now finds himself at home in Asheville. He has a BA in Religious Studies from Appalachian State university and a MDiv from Candler School of Theology at Emory University. Dustin has a background in camping ministry, urban ministry, homelessness advocacy, Fresh Expressions, and hospital chaplaincy. He also serves as an animator for Fearless Dialogues, a nonprofit committed to equipping those within and outside of the church with the tools to create unique spaces amongst unlikely partners with the common goal of sustainable social change.
Dustin has a passion for creating spaces of belonging, exploring the creative potential of Christian community, and pointing to the sacred worth of God’s children. Dustin’s interests include spending time with his wife and dog, reading 10-12 books at a time, conversations about music and art, and searching for the best cup of coffee.
Adam Waldo
Organist
Adam Waldo grew up in Mooresville NC and started experimenting on his own with different musical instruments in middle school, but only started pursuing music seriously when he began organ lessons at the age of 14. He entered into the UNCSA High School program as a sophomore, and after graduating he continued at UNCSA to gain his BM in 2022 studying organ with Dr. Timothy Olsen. What Adam finds most attractive about the pipe organ is the range of what it allows one to do on their own. It has the ability to be very quiet and intimate while also being able to grow to overpower an entire orchestra. That range and diversity led Adam to write several transcriptions over the past years. To Adam music in its highest form is a way to express and feel those things which one does not allow themselves to express in daily life. It is through that expression that music can graduate from pleasant sound to Art.