Rev. Danielle Kendig
Pastor
Danielle Kendig was born and raised in the southern states. She graduated from High School in Johnstown, PA, followed by graduate school at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh where she received her Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, specializing in historical restoration. She worked in the design field for a few years and was also involved heavily with global mission work through Lancaster Theological Seminary.
Following the Great Recession in the early 2000s, Danielle relocated to Johnstown and soon married her husband, Jon. They began a family early and God gifted them with 3 wonderful children. After the birth of their second child, God directed Danielle to get back into ministry. She found a position at a local Presbyterian church as the Director of Christian Education and she held that position for over a decade.
In 2020, God gave Danielle the ‘green light’ to begin her seminary journey. Thus began her time at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. She has flourished at both internships, one in a church setting and the other as a local hospital chaplain. Danielle will graduate with her Master of Divinity on May 31, 2024, and will be ordained in the PCUSA church as a Minister of the Lord and Sacrament.
Danielle also enjoys history and antiques, spending time with her family and friends, sewing, gardening, and contributing her time as a volunteer to a few different community organizations. At the heart of her ministry is mission, both local and global. Danielle is eager and passionate about allowing God to guide her within her ministry. She is currently serving as Pastor of Ebensburg Presbyterian Church.
Danielle Kendig was born and raised in the southern states. She graduated from High School in Johnstown, PA, followed by graduate school at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh where she received her Bachelor of Science in Interior Design, specializing in historical restoration. She worked in the design field for a few years and was also involved heavily with global mission work through Lancaster Theological Seminary.
Following the Great Recession in the early 2000s, Danielle relocated to Johnstown and soon married her husband, Jon. They began a family early and God gifted them with 3 wonderful children. After the birth of their second child, God directed Danielle to get back into ministry. She found a position at a local Presbyterian church as the Director of Christian Education and she held that position for over a decade.
In 2020, God gave Danielle the ‘green light’ to begin her seminary journey. Thus began her time at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. She has flourished at both internships, one in a church setting and the other as a local hospital chaplain. Danielle will graduate with her Master of Divinity on May 31, 2024, and will be ordained in the PCUSA church as a Minister of the Lord and Sacrament.
Danielle also enjoys history and antiques, spending time with her family and friends, sewing, gardening, and contributing her time as a volunteer to a few different community organizations. At the heart of her ministry is mission, both local and global. Danielle is eager and passionate about allowing God to guide her within her ministry. She is currently serving as Pastor of Ebensburg Presbyterian Church.
