Mark Demler is a parishioner of Saint Michael and All Angels where he has served on the Vestry, is an active member of the Acolyte Corp, a Verger, and a graduate of the Education for Ministry program of the University of the South School of Theology. A retired executive of The Coca-Cola Company, he held a wide variety of sales and marketing positions over a 40-year career working with the U.S. Coca-Cola system. Mark and his wife Terry, founded Project Moses in 2016 “To highlight the truths of human trafficking and share the Light of Christ with its survivors”. As an extension of the work with Project Moses, Mark serves as a board member of the North Texas Coalition Against Human Trafficking and a past board member of the Men’s Advocacy Group at New Friends New Life. Mark also serves as a U.S. Board Member of the Amistad Mission. The Amistad Mission provides a safe and loving home to abandoned, abused, and orphaned children in Cochabamba, Bolivia. In the Diocese, Mark has co-chaired the annual EDOD Convention for the past 7 years, working with the Diocesan staff to coordinate informative and productive Diocesan events. In 2024, Mark was inducted into the Diocesan “Order of Garret” by The Right Reverend Dr. George R. Sumner, Bishop of Dallas. Mark enjoys spending time with his wife, Terry, and their family of two sons and 5 grandchildren.