Arnold-Hoffman
holds a Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary
and will replace the Rev. David Black, who retired after 23 years.
While searching
for a permanent pastor for the past two years, the membership has been
served by two interim pastors, the Rev. Ruth Hicks and the Rev. William
(Bill) Nisbet.
"We are
pleased to have had the help and service of these marvelous people in
our pulpit," a church spokesperson said. "Now we look forward
with anticipation to the leadership we will receive from the Rev. Arnold-Hoffman."
Arnold-Hoffman
and his wife, Amy, have two children, Evan and Belle.
Fayette Presbyterian
is at 791 Forrest Avenue (Ga. Hwy. 92 North) in Fayetteville.
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