MERCYhouse Staff


Noreen Kelly

Church Admin| Noreen was born in New England but left when she was 15 to move with her family to Texas. She came back to Massachusetts in 2021 and has been part of MERCYhouse ever since. She is pursing a degree in Social Work from Liberty University Online. Her roles at MERCYhouse include Sunday volunteer recruitment, overseeing church facility maintenance, building and maintaining relationships with the congregation and community, and coordinating, planning, and executing church events including Sunday Morning Worship. To contact Noreen you can reach her at noreen@mercyhouse365.org.

Kaitlyn Moore

Interim Director of Children’s Ministry | Kaitlyn was born and raised in Massachusetts and has grown up attending church her whole life! She spent years pursuing a dance career both here in Massachusetts and Texas and has taught dance for twenty years. Her experience teaching children naturally drew her to serve in MERCYhouse's kids ministry and when an opportunity arose to jump into the interim director position she joyfully took that on, as it combined her love of teaching and serving the church. Kaitlyn lives in South Hadley with her husband, Tommy, and two daughters, Chloe and Davy. kaitlyn@mercyhouse365.org


Our Deacons

Luke Showalter

Deacon of Facilities and Grounds

Luke Showalter graduated from UMass Amherst in 2011 with a degree in Civil Engineering. He lives in South Hadley with his wife, Sarah, and three children, Caleb, Millie, and Zeke. 

“We love that our church is a diverse group of people who prioritize loving God and those around them. We also love our church's tendency to gather and celebrate what God has done, with lots of joy and laughter.”

Keith Benoit

Deacon of Outreach and Mission

Keith Benoit graduated from UMass Amherst in 2012 and married his wife Lauren in 2021, under a maple tree at a conservation area in town. 

“We love that our church prioritizes preaching the Gospel and living as a family. We love seeing all of the nations and many age groups represented in the church body.”