David Sinclair

David was born in Columbus, GA and grew up in Greenville, SC. At age ten he came to faith in Christ through the ministry of Al Lutz at Shannon Forest Presbyterian Church in Greenville, SC. He graduated from Clemson University in 1980 and married his wife Becky that same year. After graduating from Covenant Seminary with a M. Div. in 1984, he began Reformed University Fellowship at Clemson University and assisted Dr. Tom Cross in the planting of Clemson Presbyterian Church. In 1997 he became Senior Pastor at Lexington Presbyterian Church in Lexington, SC and also received his D. Min. from Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, MS in 1997. In 2007, he was called to Clemson Presbyterian Church where he served as Senior Pastor until December, 2020. He began with Oconee Presbyterian Church July 1, 2021.

David and his wife Becky have been married for forty-four years and have three married children along with six grandchildren. David enjoys reading, roasting coffee, collecting 1970s Christian LPs , exercising, golf, Clemson athletics and cooking with Becky.

Wilson Goins

Wilson is a native of the mountains of Western North Carolina. By the grace of God, the Lord used a significant medical event and the tutelage of a Christian household to cause Wilson to believe on Jesus Christ as his Savior around the age of 13. Subsequently, Wilson felt the call to proclaim the free offer of the gospel in a ministerial capacity. Prior to his arrival at Oconee, Wilson served for two years as Pastoral Intern at Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church in Asheville, NC. Wilson holds a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies from North Greenville University and a Master of Divinity from Greenville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. In the Fall of 2025, Wilson was ordained by Calvary Presbytery of the PCA to minister the gospel within its bounds at Oconee Presbyterian Church.

Wilson and his wife, Merry-Chandlar, met in college at North Greenville University and have a daughter named Magnolia-Mae, with another daughter on the way. In his free time, Wilson enjoys spending time with his family, bass fishing, hunting, and rebinding Bibles.