Whit Beverly joined WPC because of the outpouring of love the WPC community gave his mother, Bonnie Beverly, as she fought against and succumbed to breast cancer in June, 1995. Whit and his wife, Julie, raised three kids – Chad (26), Bonnie (24), and Kendall (21) – at WPC. Whit and Julie served WPC in babysitting, teaching Sunday School, and hosting coffee hour. Whit was elected Deacon in 2003, finishing as Chair of Community Service in 2009. Whit was then elected Elder for Congregational Life. Whit also chaired the APNC that led to the call of Aisha Brooks-Lytle. Whit believes in the biblically centered, “big-tent” church approach that focuses on the Bible and on what unites us in faith, not what divides us. Professionally, Whit has owned and run Aztec Products since 1996, an American-made manufacturer of commercial floor polishing equipment. Whit earned an MBA from Eastern University and a B.S. in Philosophy from Hamilton College.
Biography
Whit Beverly joined WPC because of the outpouring of love the WPC community gave his mother, Bonnie Beverly, as she fought against and succumbed to breast cancer in June, 1995. Whit and his wife, Julie, raised three kids – Chad (26), Bonnie (24), and Kendall (21) – at WPC. Whit and Julie served WPC in babysitting, teaching Sunday School, and hosting coffee hour. Whit was elected Deacon in 2003, finishing as Chair of Community Service in 2009. Whit was then elected Elder for Congregational Life. Whit also chaired the APNC that led to the call of Aisha Brooks-Lytle. Whit believes in the biblically centered, “big-tent” church approach that focuses on the Bible and on what unites us in faith, not what divides us. Professionally, Whit has owned and run Aztec Products since 1996, an American-made manufacturer of commercial floor polishing equipment. Whit earned an MBA from Eastern University and a B.S. in Philosophy from Hamilton College.