Fellows Staff
John Mason Hodges
Scholar in Residence
John Mason Hodges is a conductor, lecturer, composer, and writer. He has been conducting orchestras and choruses since finishing graduate studies in music at Indiana University in 1983. He has composed and arranged music for Second Presbyterian Church for 10 years, and conducted their choirs.
Hodges also lectures in this country and in Europe on the subjects of aesthetics, education, and music, and writes occasional articles for various publications on the arts. He held the position of Associate Professor of the Arts and Culture at Crichton College where he taught classes in worldview, history of the arts and reader’s theater; directed theater productions; and was founding director of the Institute for the Arts and Cultural Apologetics.
Most recently he has founded and directs the Center for Western Studies, a year-long tutorial program that teaches college-aged students a Christian worldview and the history of Western ideas. He lives in Memphis with Day, his wife of 25 years, and their son Mason who is off to college in the fall of 2009.
Albert Mitchell Moore
Pastor to Young Adults
Second Presbyterian Church, Memphis, TN
MDiv, Covenant Theological Seminary
Mitchell received a Masters of Divinity from Covenant Theological Seminary in 2009. During the time he was at Covenant, he taught Sunday school classes in local Presbyterian churches, led Seminars at youth camps and leadership retreats, and spoke at weekend and Summer camps for youth groups.
Mitchell has taught youth ministry in formal settings such as Covenant College on Lookout Mt, GA (200-2001) and has worked as a substitute teacher in both private and public schools.
Bree Holbrook
Program Coordinator
Bree Holbrook graduated from college in 2002 and is currently pursuing a Masters of Biblical Studies through Reformed Theological Seminary. Bree worked in a law firm her first year out of college, then felt called to work with college students and went on staff with Campus Outreach to pioneer a new college ministry at Indiana State University. Bree moved to Memphis in 2004 and has served alongside her husband the past 7 years evangelizing and discipling women at University of Memphis and Rhodes. She is currently on the Women in Ministry Leadership Team at Second Presbyterian Church and holds a position on the Bloom Leadership team, a mentoring ministry of Second. She has served at various inner-city ministries and regularly introduces students to Second Presbyterian's ministry partners by taking them on trips with the CityServe Explorers group.
