OUR STAFF

REV. BILLY SONG - HEAD PASTOR 

Rev. Billy Song grew up right here in Southern California and has been a part of the South Bay community since the early 1970’s, which has afforded him a deep appreciation for the cultural and social landscape that is part of this region’s identity.  Being one of the “local kids,” he is quick to make you feel at home in our neighborhood as well as to our church, and can often be found after a Sunday worship service – connecting with new visitors!  Rev. Song studied at USC and Princeton Theological Seminary and has been married to his wife Christine for 25 years.  They are the happy parents of one daughter, whose dog they are currently raising!
Pastor Billy can be reached at billy@stmarkspres.org

DEBBIE ARASIMOWICZ - DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP ARTS 

Debbie began working at St. Mark's as our organist and choir accompanist in 2013, but took over as our worship arts director in 2015.
​She has a Masters in Music Education and also works as the Children's Choir Director and Group Suzuki Piano Teacher at Carden Dominion. Contact: debbie@stmarkspres.org ​

DIRECTOR OF FAMILY MINISTRIES

This position is currently vacant.  For questions, please contact St. Mark's at lomitastmarks@sbcglobal.net

LAURA RAPP - OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR​

​Laura is a local girl having graduated from Banning High School and has lived in the Wilmington area for more than 50 years.  She enjoys watching Angels and Dodgers baseball and vacationing in Palm Springs when it’s not too hot.  Contact: lomitastmarks@sbcglobal.net

CHERYL  YARBROUGH - TREASURER

Cheryl began working at St. Mark's June 14, 1977 as secretary-treasurer.  In September 2019 she retired the "secretary" part of her job.  She continues to oversee finances of the church as treasurer.   
​Contact: lomitastmarks@sbcglobal.net

PAM MOONEYHAM - SEXTON

Pam began working at St. Mark's in 2008 as Sexton. Since she was cleaning up every week after the janitorial service, she offered to take that responsibility on as well, which she did in March of 2010. Her husband, David, spends so much time on campus that he has become our “deputy” Sexton.