Meet Our Pastors

Rev. Adam Fronczek has been the Pastor of Knox Presbyterian Church for eight years. He is passionate about understanding the changing role of religion in our culture; he is also convinced that there is still a place for an active neighborhood church, where generations gather together to figure out life, where people greet you by name and know your story, and where we consider together how we can leave the world a little better than we found it.

Adam is the child of two public school music teachers; he found his way to Knox through its commitment to great music, and is deeply committed to growing the transformative justice work we share with urban congregations in Cincinnati. When Adam isn’t working, he adds to his theological insights by reading things he doesn’t agree with, watching Ted Lasso, listening to Bach and Radiohead, riding his bike, and slowing down as much as possible while he does yard work with his children. Adam is married to Anna, and is father to Charlie, Mack, Teddy, and Sam. He is a recent co-moderator of the NEXT Church Strategy Team and a recent Moderator of the Presbytery of Cincinnati. Adam is a graduate of Wabash College and Vanderbilt Divinity School.

Rev. Dr. Amy Snow’s adventures in ministry began as a teen serving on her Presbytery’s youth committee and have taken her to many varied places including China where she served as a mission co-worker, an operating room where she served as a staff chaplain in Sioux Falls, SD, and Pride festivals where she offered glitter blessings to all those made in God’s image. The constant thread woven through her ministry is one of healing that comes when communities are committed to following in the joyful, justice-centered and generative way of Jesus.

Amy attended Princeton Theological Seminary after serving in China, became a Board-Certified Chaplain and worked in hospitals for many years until feeling a call to work for healing in churches. She graduated from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary with her DMin. in Pastoral Care and Counseling (With Distinction) in 2022 and began serving in Interim ministry.

When Amy is not working you might find her fighting the squirrels off her tomato plants, knitting something, dabbling in watercolor, baking bread or trying to keep up with her husband Ed and their dog Scout on a hike.

She is married to Rev. Dr. Edward Goode, and they have three (low mileage) adult children. All their kids found a home in the Knox youth group and flourished there- not as ‘the pastor’s kids’. Amy will be forever grateful for the committed team of faith filled adults at Knox who journeyed with her kids through their high school years and modeled what Christian community looks and feels like.

David Annett was installed as Knox’s associate pastor in September, 2024. David’s ministry at Knox focuses around Youth Ministries and Fresh Spirit Worship. In youth ministry, he is privileged to work with youth from eighth grade through college. With Fresh Spirit Worship, he oversees our contemporary worship service and serves as a staff contact for the various teams who make the service each week. David has been at Knox for over twenty years, and he feels just as blessed to be here as the day he started.

David is ordained in the Presbyterian Church (USA), and earned a Masters of Divinity from Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. In addition to his work at Knox, David serves as the Pastor at Cranston Presbyterian Church in New Richmond, OH.

He resides in Hyde Park with wife Kristen and their three kids, Jacob, Lily and Annie. When not doing church work, you will likely find him making music, taking pictures, or going to Bengals and Reds games with his kids.