OUR PASTOR AND STAFF
Living the faith, hope, love and joy of Christ with everyone, everyday, everywhere.
Lead Pastor – Tyler Amundson

My personal passion for ministry is to all ages through preaching, teaching and organizing ways for people to find their connection with our community and God. I find fulfillment in my work when I hear someone say, “I found God today.” I encourage people to search for God on a mountaintop, in church, helping someone out, sharing in a small group, or in their own prayer life.
When I am not at work I enjoy playing with my family by growing our garden, going for bike rides or enjoying a great day in Montana. My own personal interests involve exercise, parenting, biking, and being a computer nerd.
Church Administrator – Pam Dandrea
My family and I came to Shiloh in 1990. We loved the people! My kids have grown have (beautiful) children of their own now. My newest grandkids are twins who came a little early and are hoping to come home soon. I recently retired and I think I failed (if that’s possible) because about two weeks after retiring, I said “yes” to an offer to work here as the Church Administrator. It was a new position created to take some of the administrative pressure off of the pastor. All the skills they said I needed were the ones I have so I figured God had a different plan for me than lounging around the house in my PJs. I love the new job! I only work a couple hours a couple days a week, but I am learning new skills. It has a much different pace than my old job! I have been on almost all committees in the church. I especially enjoy the newest one – Messy Church! I feel blessed to be in this place now that I spend more time here.
Administrative Assistant – Liz Stanhope
Visitation Support and Prayer Coordination

Choir Director – Dave Merkel

Music is an integral part of our faith, God, Creation, and even ourselves. It stands to reason that music helps all worshippers better connect with God and one another, and it is the practice of worship where we are empowered and sent out into the world to be God’s people — compassionate cohorts in Christ. My hope is that we can continue to grow the music program at Shiloh, and thereby grow the impact it has on worshippers and their participation in life beyond and without the walls, out in the world.
Accompanist/Bell Choir Director – Judy Frank
