Chaplaincy Staff
Executive Director
Nathan Ivy is a dedicated nonprofit leader with over 25 years of experience advocating for and serving disadvantaged, underestimated, and marginalized communities. His career reflects a deep commitment to social equity, community development, and impactful service delivery.
A lifelong learner, Nathan holds a Master of Arts in Human Resources Management Administration and a graduate certificate in Urban Family and Community Development from Washington University in St. Louis. He also earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Missouri Valley College.
A native of Webster Groves, Nathan has remained rooted in the St. Louis community, where he continues to drive meaningful change. Grounded in his faith as a born-again believer with a spiritual foundation in the Church of God in Christ, Nathan brings both conviction and compassion to his work.
Outside of his professional life, Nathan enjoys traveling and proudly considers himself a “breakfast connoisseur.” He is especially passionate about improving the quality of life for unhoused individuals living with HIV/AIDS in St. Louis, with a focus on expanding access to stable housing—an essential step toward enabling long-term health and well-being.
Office Manager
David Gill has worked in non-profit spaces for much of his professional life, often as a secretary or administrator. His undergraduate studies were in Music Education and he holds a Masters of Divinity from Covenant Theological Seminary (2015). With a diverse church background, David is excited to help serve the underserved youth of our city at ECM, aiding in the success of this storied and important organization.
Outside of his professional responsibilities, David enjoys silent film, orchestration, choral singing, and being an extrovert.