Craig was born in Austin, grew up in Dallas, and is a graduate of St. Mark’s School of Texas, UT Austin (B.A., ’83), St. Mary’s Law School (J.D., ’86), and Westminster Theological Seminary (M.Div., ’03). After practicing law for five years and running his own business for five years, Craig answered a call to vocational ministry, where he served full-time on staff at Park Cities Presbyterian (PCA) in Dallas for over five years. After completing his seminary training, he answered a call to pastoral ministry at Trinity PCA in Metro NYC (Rye), the first daughter church of Redeemer NYC, where Craig ministered for almost 14 years. During that time, he served the PCA on the Standing Judicial Commission, the Permanent Committee of RUF, and led the planting of several RUF Chapters in Metro NY as head of the presbytery’s Campus Committee. While serving on the Board of Redeemer Theological Seminary in Dallas, he met Tim Frickenschmidt, who convinced him to return to Austin as a pastor at All Saints, where he’s ministered since 2017. Craig’s much better half is Dru, his wife of 37 years. Together, they are blessed with a married daughter and son, and two grandsons.

Yajaira was born in Mexico and grew up in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas. She earned a B.A. in Computer Science from UT-RGV, but her passion for ministry led her to a career in Christian radio, which eventually expanded into an eight-year career in radio, TV, and entertainment. She was part of a Hispanic Presbyterian church plant in McAllen, TX, and served as a volunteer staff member with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship before moving to Austin to pursue seminary. In 2024, she completed her M.A. in Biblical Studies and is currently working toward an M.A. in Biblical Counseling. Yajaira played a key role in founding the Unidos Hispanic Ministry at All Saints, and three years ago, she joined the church staff as the Assistant Director of Unidos, where she continues to serve in various ministerial capacities.

Kim Hall has been a member of All Saints Presbyterian Church for over 23 years. It’s the only church home her four grown children have ever known—a true gift. Her first role at All Saints was championing the fledgling Missions program. For the past 13 years, she has served as Director of Women’s Ministry, witnessing God’s incredible work in the life of the church.

Kim grew up in Zimbabwe, graduated from Wheaton College, and coached Division I volleyball at NC State in Raleigh. She and her husband David, a former Special Agent with the FBI, moved to Texas when he was assigned to the Austin field office.

Kim’s prayer is that the household of God would reflect His shalom, welcoming all who enter to taste and see that the Lord is very, very good.

Noel Coppedge is the Campus Assistant for RUF International at UT Austin, working alongside Molly Basse. As native Texans, he and his wife, Emily, both grew up in Austin. Noel attended Trinity University in San Antonio, graduating with a degree in Psychology in 2022. They married in December 2021, just before he graduated, and soon after moved to Columbia, South Carolina, for his internship with RUF International at the University of South Carolina.

Over the next two years, God grew them in community and faith—Emily in her work as a veterinary technician and Noel in his calling to ministry. In 2023, Noel began his Master of Divinity through Covenant Theological Seminary's remote program, excited to continue his studies while serving in ministry. In 2024, they returned to Texas with their growing family, welcoming their first child, Ezra, in October.