Church Staff
- Rev Aaron Baughman (M. Div) - Pastor
- Ms Patty Ann Baughman - Associate Spouse
- Nancy Heaney - Church Administrator
- Deanna Malohn - Financial Secretary
- John Eggert - Accountant
- Tom Creekmore - Treasurer
- Fred Heaney - Director of the Church Food Pantry
- Jeff Seay - Church Custodian
- Ramon Cortez - Church Janitor
- Roland Southard - Technology Committee
Endowment Committee
- John Eggert
Church Council
- Rob Ludeman - Church Council President, Stewardship
- Bev Zmuda - Church Council Vice President, Christian Ed Committee
- Elaine Ludeman - Church Council Secretary, Church in Society Committee
- John Eggert - Finance
- Pat Albright - Church in Society Committee
- Fred Heaney - Church in Society Committee
- Joan Kinsey - Church in Society Committee
- Sharon Mall - Fellowship Committee
- Cheryl Eggert - Fellowship Committee
- Jeff Seay - Property Committee, Technology Committee
Rev Aaron Baughman, Pastor
Pastor Aaron Baugman
Patty Baughman is the coalition chair for the South Toledo Parish and an Associate in ministry at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Patty is the spouse of Pastor Aaron, a mother of two little ones, Lyric & August, and a doctoral candidate at United Theological Seminary.
In her spare time she volunteers at Toledo Jobs with Justice as a deputy Treasurer. She also like to dance, hike, and write poetry.
Patty Baugman
Rev Aaron Baughman was installed as the pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in September of 2023 alongside his wife Ms. Patty Ann Baughman, who was installed as an Associate Spouse. The couple has worked together in ministry for many years.
Together they have served in New York, Washington state, and Ohio. In 2022 they were selected as candidates to the World Council of Churches’ School on Governance, Economics, Environment, and Management (G.E.M.) in Berlin, Germany.
Most recently Rev Aaron served the West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church by overseeing Widewater Retreat Center near Liberty Center, Ohio. In 2023 Rev Aaron received The American Camp Association’s Rising Star Award for his work at Widewater.
Rev Aaron received his Masters of Divinity from Trinity Lutheran Seminary and a degree in Environmental Education from Warren Wilson College in Asheville, North Carolina. Alongside his spouse, Rev Aaron has received many awards including; The Human Rights Activist of the Year Award for Orange County, New York, The Excellence in Ecumenism Award from The New York State Council of Churches, and The Faith Community of the Year Award from Interfaith Works in Olympia, Washington. Rev. Aaron also received a Service Award for his work directing Big Brothers, Big Sisters at Warren Wilson College and is a proud Eagle Scout.
Rev. Baughman has worked at over 15 camps and environmental education centers across the country. Rev Aaron has also studied in El Salvador, Mexico, and Thailand. Rev Aaron also enjoys folk dancing, camping, biking, and travel.