Our Team
Jenny is a networker with a passion for all people to come to know Jesus! She joined the New Wineskins staff in January 2016. Jenny is well-known for her work helping Alpha courses spread throughout the U.S. and overseas over the past 25 years. She helped coordinate the Hope and A Future conference in 2005, then became the Coordinator for Communications and Evangelism for the Anglican Communion Network (ACN), forerunner of the ACNA. She created the ACN's Good News Initiative, hosting 11 Sharing Our Faith conferences across the U.S. with a team led by renowned evangelist Dr. Michael Green. She served as director of evangelism, missions and outreach at an Anglican church plant in Northern Virginia for 9 years. She and Larry have been married for 30+ years and they have three grown children and two new daughters-in-love!
Jenny Noyes, Executive Director
Lucinda Gonzalez, Events & Communications Coordinator
Lucinda grew up in Greensboro, NC, with a heart for international ministry. Inspired by the work of missionaries in her family’s church, she pursued her BA at Montreat College in Bible and Religion with a concentration in Cross-Cultural Studies. Lucinda went on to complete the Greensboro Fellows Program from 2020-2021 and then joined the New Wineskins family in June of 2021 as their Executive Administrator. Within the first few years with New Wineskins, she experienced a particular joy in digital design and working closely with our ministry partners. So her role has changed a little bit in 2024. Lucinda enjoys hosting community gatherings with her 2 roommates, hiking in the blue ridge mountains, and hot cups of tea with a good book.
Naomi Wagner, Financial Administrator
Naomi joined the New Wineskins staff as an intern with the Greensboro Fellows Program in 2021 and became full time with us after completing the program in 2022. She has always felt drawn to cross-cultural missions, especially after having spent time living in Germany and volunteering with Christian missions there. Her passion for cross-cultural conversations and learning more about other cultures followed her into her studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she recently graduated with a major in English and Comparative Literature and a minor in German. Naomi’s desire is to cultivate a deeper relationship with Christ and to help others do so as well. She is excited to be a part of the upcoming global missions conference in 2025 with its focus on cross-cultural missions.
Max Graham, Administrative Assistant
Max , a native of Pakistan, came to America in 2019 to attend the New Wineskins Conference as a scholarship recipient, and is now on the path towards U.S. citizenship. Max has lived in 5 states (SC, NC, VA, DC and MD) with 7 host families! Max has had lots of amazing experiences in a short period of time. He worked as a summer youth intern at Truro Anglican Church. He is now back with his church family at Church of the Redeemer in Greensboro, NC, leading the Alpha Course ministry, running the youth group for the Sudanese congregation, and serving on staff at New Wineskins. Max has represented the Anglican Persecuted Church Network at an International Religious Freedom Summit in Washington, DC, and speaks on behalf of those persecuted at advocacy and awareness events around the country.