Name: Katie Abbott
Hometown: Alpharetta, GA
Alma Mater: Berry College
Job Placement: Life Spring Community Health
Church Attending: North Shore Fellowship
Name: Ryan Fowler
Hometown: McDonough, GA
Alma Mater: Georgia College and State University
Job Placement: Branch Technology
Church Attending: North Shore Fellowship
Name: Evan Hokrein
Hometown: Seffner, FL
Alma Mater: Covenant College
Job Placement: The Knoble
Church Attending: Mission Chattanooga
Name: Anna Latimer
Hometown: Lakeland, FL
Alma Mater: University of Florida
Job Placement: Choices
Church Attending: North Shore Fellowship
Name: Micaiah Poteet
Hometown: Prosper, TX
Alma Mater: Covenant College
Job Placement: Mission Preschool
Church Attending: Mission Chattanooga
Name: Lyle Schlegel
Hometown: Waynesboro, PA
Alma Mater: Lee University
Job Placement: Signal Mt. Presbyterian Church
Church Attending: Signal Mt. Presbyterian Church
Name: Jessie Rieth
Hometown: Three Oaks, MI
Alma Mater: Calvin University
Job Placement: Quail Run Farm
Church Attending: Mission Chattanooga
Fellows Alumni
2013-14 Fellows Class
2014-15 Fellows Class
2015-16 Fellows Class
2016-17 Fellows Class
2017-18 Fellows Class
2019-20 Fellows Class
2021-22 Fellows Class
2018-19 Fellows Class
2020-21 Fellows Class
2022-23 Fellows Class
Program Leadership
Chattanooga Fellows Director: Ralston Hartness
Education: B.A. in Religion with a minor in Education from Washington & Lee University, M.A. in Theological Studies from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (in progress)
Local Church: TBD
Past Activities: Teacher, Cross Country Coach, Community Engagement Director, Adventure Camp Staffer
Interests: Anything outdoors (especially trail running and backpacking), cooking, playing with my daughter (Mallie), reading new and old books, listening to and making music, discussing theology and the arts (film, music, or literature), fireside conversations
Life Verse: 1 Corinthians 15:10 “But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace toward me was not in vain.”
Quote of the moment: “Between the onion and the parsley, therefore, I shall give the summation of my case for paying attention. Man’s real work is to look at the things of the world and to love them for what they are. That is, after all, what God does, and man was not made in God’s image for nothing.” (Robert Farrar Capon, Supper of the Lamb, 19)