Our Pastors & Elders

Pastor Kevin Park is an Ordained Minister of the Gospel serving in the Evangelical Association of Reformed and Congregational Christian Churches. He was born and raised in San Diego, California. Pastor Park completed his undergraduate studies at Gonzaga University majoring both in History, and in Political Science. He received his Masters of Divinity at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida, and has served as an adjunct Professor of Western Cultural History at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Kevin began gospel ministry with a Las Vegas homeless outreach program, where he preached for several years. Prior to coming to Old Goshenhoppen, he served for multiple years at Spring Meadows Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Las Vegas. Pastor Kevin is a certified Prepare and Enrich facilitator ministering to couples both pre-maritally and maritally, as well as a drug addiction minister through the Genesis Process program.

Kevin and his wife Stephanie have been married since 2006. They have four children: Katelyn, Audrey, Monica and Bridget and two labs: Chapel & Hippo (named after a favorite theologian Augustine of Hippo). Together, they love community events, camping, and exploring the history of the East Coast.

Doctrinally Pastor Kevin affirms the Heidelberg Catechism – the focal guiding confession of Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church, along with the other creeds Old Goshenhoppen subscribes to in the Apostles’ Creed, the Nicene Creed, the Athanasian Creed, and the 5 Solas of the Reformation. He also affirms the Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy, and he is a signee of the Nashville Statement on Biblical Sexuality. In addition, Pastor Kevin appreciates the wisdom and theology behind historic reformed confessions such as The Belgic Confession, The Canons of Dort, The Westminster Confession of Faith, and the Larger and Shorter Westminster Catechisms.

Pastor Kevin Park is honored to have been called to Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church since 2018.

Rev. Bruce Clydesdale grew up in Philadelphia and met his wife Bobbi in 1975 at her high school dance. They attended Messiah College together in 1978 – 1979. They married in 1981, have 3 children (all married), 3 grandchildren. They lived in the far Northeast section of Philadelphia for 35 years before moving to Upper Salford in 2019 at the Lord’s leading. He retired from a 30 year career in Information Technology from the Philadelphia Gas Works (PGW) in 2011. He was a Sunday school teacher (from child to adult) in the 80’s and 90’s. He did Youth Ministry for 15 years with Christian Endeavor and in several local churches. He has been a leader, and participated, in the Walk to Emmaus program since 1994. He graduated from Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in 2005 and has been a guest speaker and preacher in over two dozen churches since 1995. He has been preaching at Mayfair Presbyterian Church nearly every Sunday since 2008. He served as a Chaplain, teacher, and IT consultant for the Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission for 8 years. He was ordained a Minister of the Word & Sacraments in the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in 2013. He was the transitional pastor for Manoa Community EPC from 2017 – 2018. He began serving Old Goshenhoppen Reformed Church as associate pastor in November 2019 and now serves in an emeritus role.

Andrew Zimmerman (Pastoral Intern, and director of youth and family ministry) was born in Philadelphia in 1985, where he remained until moving to Ambler in 2018. In 2012, he married his remarkably patient wife, Lindsey, after dating for 7 years (a number with solid biblical precedent). They have been happily wed ever since. Upon graduating from Temple University with a Bachelor’s in Art Education, Andrew was hired by the School District of Philadelphia where he is currently employed as a full-time art teacher. He later obtained a Master’s Degree in Education from Cabrini college.

Ever since high-school, Andrew has served in ministry including, but not limited to, leading Bible studies, summer camps, children’s church and youth group. More recently, he has been blessed with the opportunity to preach regularly at Northeast Community Church and Mayfair Presbyterian in Philadelphia. Sensing an internal call to ministry that has been confirmed externally on numerous occasions, Andrew has enrolled in Reformed Theological Seminary’s Master of Divinity program.

As a natural-born skeptic who has experienced God’s mercy firsthand, Andrew wants to share the good news that has saved his life with others. In addition to discussing theology, philosophy and apologetics, Andrew’s interests include biking, illustration, reading, and writing. His favorite author is C.S. Lewis. Andrew also enjoys watching cartoons and reading comic books, probably for dignified academic purposes. Currently, Andrew is happy to worship and serve at Old Goshenhoppen.