Stewart Center Staff

Executive Director                                        

Clayton Davis became the Executive Director of the Andrew P. Stewart Center in December of 2009.  

Before joining the Stewart Center Clayton spent two years as a pastoral resident at Peachtree Baptist Church in Atlanta.  While at Peachtree Clayton served as Associate Pastor of Children and Families.  Clayton came to Peachtree after receiving his Master of Divinity from McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University in 2008.  Before attending McAfee Clayton spent five years as an agricultural statistician with the United States Department of Agriculture in Montgomery Alabama.  Clayton received his Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business and Economics from Auburn University in 1999.

Clayton was raised in Clemson South Carolina where he attended D.W. Daniel High School and the First Baptist Church of Pendleton.  Clayton is married to Anna and they have two Sons, Ty who is four and Jackson, one.  When Clayton is not serving at the Stewart Center he enjoys spending time with family, reading and enjoying the outdoors.

Program Director        

Megan Warley became the Program Director for the Andrew P. Stewart Center in August of 2011. 


As Program Director, Megan leads the day to day ministries of the after school program and summer camp.  Megan handles student registration, recruits volunteers, plans curriculum, manages staff, and is actively involved in classroom activities.  


Megan earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation and Human Services from the Pennsylvania State University in 2010.  Upon graduation, she went on to do a year of volunteer service with PCUSA’s Young Adult Volunteer (YAV) program.  Through her volunteer placement at the organization DOOR (Discovering Opportunities for Outreach and Reflection), Megan organized and facilitated week-long mission trips for youth visiting the city of Atlanta. 


Megan has a long and varied history of working with children and youth; she taught swimming lessons for 6 years, worked in therapeutic environments with youth experiencing mental health and behavioral issues, and facilitated youth group mission trips.  She hopes to continue working with youth in the future, and hopes to further discern her long-term vocational calling through her work at the Stewart Center.


Megan was born and raised in Erie, Pennsylvania, and has lived in Atlanta since her college graduation in August of 2010.  In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, swimming, reading, live music, photography, and hiking.  

After School Staff

 

Jackie Hutchinson, Austin Seamans, Jeneen Mitchell, Jasmine Ice, Camrin Padgett and Melissa Clarkson