The Feed My Lambs
Central Office Staff

Central Office Staff

Matt McGee

Executive Director

Rev. Matt McGee, M.Ed, comes to Feed My Lambs from Rabun Gap, GA. Matt has formed career serving schools, churches, and non-profits. Matt is an ordained Baptist minister holding degrees from the Mercer University and University of South Florida. Matt and his wife, Maureen, share a compassion for the underserved, believing in the importance of education, the charity of God's people, the tenacity of Christ's love and the power of the Holy Spirit "to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us."

Elizabeth Weatherby

Founder

Elizabeth Weatherby is known as the founder of Feed My Lambs, Inc., a sought-after Christian speaker, a faithful servant who holds Bible studies in homeless shelters, government housing homes, prisons and local businesses. Her love for Jesus and for people are both exciting and contagious.
Many churches, radio stations and newspapers have recognized her outstanding community service. She was awarded the Community Service Award in 1994 by Miss Georgia USA, was chosen as the TBS Citizen of the Week in 1995, and was nominated for the 1996 Jack Vaughn Humanitarian Award for her work in the Cobb County Georgia Community. Elizabeth and the ministry are often featured on Atlanta TV stations TBN and WATC Channel 57 to spread the word about Jesus Christ.

Elizabeth Weatherby shares her life testimony of how God called a housewife/mom/country music singer to be the founder of Feed My Lambs, Inc., a grass roots International Children’s Ministry that opens tuition-free Christian schools for children living in impoverished areas. Currently, Feed My Lambs, Inc. is operating 9 schools – four in Atlanta, Georgia; three in Liberia, Africa; and two in Mexico. Our largest school is for the homeless children in the inner city of Atlanta and serves infants to children five years old and is open year round.

Elizabeth tells her story of how God saved her and her household as He did in Acts 16:31. She shares how her husband was an alcoholic, and how her oldest son was on drugs and alcohol. Elizabeth went from singing country music in bars to ministering in song to the lost, hurting, and those in prison.

During those difficult years, God taught Elizabeth to pray the Answer (God’s Word) and not the problem over her life and family. Though Elizabeth’s husband of 32 years went to be with the Lord in 2005, they were partners in ministry for 17 years. Both her sons and their families are now serving God through full-time ministry. God is faithful!

Elizabeth is called to teach families how to pray God’s Word in faith not wavering from God’s promises. She ministers Hope and has God’s heart to share His faithfulness to hurting families with failing marriages, rebellious teens, physical illness, and financial problems.

James Thomas

Chief Operating Officer

James A. Thomas III is the Chief Operating Officer & Human Resources Manager, overseeing departmental operations, Board Secretary, and warehouse operations. He was born in Washington, DC and is the last of nine siblings.
He served our country for over 13 years in the U.S. Army in the Signal Corps, as well as a Drill Sergeant for 3 years and he also served with a Joint Services command assignment for NSA on Johnston Atoll. He has two daughters, Allie and Micah. His life’s most impacting moments are spending time with his daughters, being in East Berlin before the wall was torn down, working as a professional umpire for 8 years, and his mission trip to Mexico.
James has been with Feed My Lambs since October 2001 and he brings a quality and discipline to our home office that is vital in the daily operation of the organization. We value his heart, loyalty and devotion to this ministry.

Kathy Reynolds

Director of Education

Kathy Reynolds joined Feed My Lambs in 1995 as the first five day school director. She has over thirty years experience in preschool education and recently completed studies for her Masters in Christian Education. She is a licensed minister and chaplain and has an extensive business ownership resume.
Her passion for Feed My Lambs and the work we do with children, stems from a childhood of poverty and abuse in Marietta Place Housing Homes as the oldest of five children. She first taught preschoolers as a twelve year old in a mission Sunday School of Marietta First Baptist in the community she grew up in. She has nine grandchildren and is happily married to her amazing husband, Scott.

Gwyneth Perry

Business Administrator

Gwyneth joined Feed My Lambs in 2015 as a Lead Teacher at the Atlanta school and she now serves as the Business Administrator. Gwyneth was born in South Carolina but was raised here in Atlanta, GA. She received a Dual Bachelors Degree in Preaching/Biblical Studies at Point University, formerly known as Atlanta Christian College. Gwyneth has over 7 years in Administration and Event Coordinating. In 2017, Gwyneth founded G.R.A.C.E. Mentoring Program in South Fulton GA. She enjoys spending time with her son and traveling.