Rev. Harriet Bryan loves helping people recognize where God is at work in their lives. A native of middle Tennessee, she studied at the University of Mississippi (B.A.), Duke University (M.Div.), and the University of Saint Andrews, Scotland (Diploma in Divinity). She was appointed senior pastor of Madison Street United Methodist Church in 2017, where she leads a congregation rooted in thoughtful worship, strong music, and deep care for the community. She is married to DeWain Harris, and they share their home with two rescued cats and one rescued dog.

Rev. Bo is a native of Louisiana who moved to Tennessee in 2011. He spent two years working full time at a mission camp on the Southern Cumberland Plateau before attending seminary with his wife, Mary Kate. Bo studied at Louisiana State University (B.A.) and Methodist Theological School in Ohio (M.Div.). He and Mary Kate returned to Tennessee in 2016 to begin their local church ministries, and they were both ordained Elders in 2019. They have two children. Bo enjoys spending time with his family, being outdoors in any season except winter, and working in his office illuminated by natural light.

Rev. Tim has lectured or performed on six continents and led music in venues ranging from community spaces to Carnegie Hall. Before joining Madison Street United Methodist Church in 2023 as Associate Pastor for the Arts, he served as Executive Director of the American Choral Directors Association and prepared the supporting choir for the Eagles’ Hotel California tour. Tim is also co-director of the Athena Festival in Nashville and director of CorAthena, the city’s professional recording choir. Except for rehearsals and concerts, he works from his farm in Hickory Point (Montgomery County, Tennessee), where he, his wife Jane, and their daughter Emma Jane care for a small herd of cattle, goats, alpacas, chickens, two cats, a donkey, and their newest addition, Darby—a green-eyed yellow Labrador Retriever.

Lucretia comes to Madison Street as a lay pastor after serving several congregations in our conference over the past decade. She holds a Master of Divinity from United Theological Seminary and has a deep heart for walking with people in faith and everyday life. Lucretia and her husband, Sandy, have a grown son, Matthew.

Kaity will begin her junior year at Austin Peay State University this fall. She enjoys spending time with friends and family and is excited to serve the church throughout the summer.