Brittany Berry
Founder & President
Brittany has always had a huge heart for people and a mindset of gratitude for the way the Lord has showed just how faithful He is through her trials. Faithful Still is her way of paying forward all of the ways she has experienced faithfulness from the Lord and hopes to be able to help others through their own trauma related experiences. Her prayer is that you can lean closer into the Lord even while wrestling through the hard. Alongside this she is first and foremost a wife to Derek Berry and Mama to 5 babies!
Tara Satterfield - Craig
Board member
Tara Satterfield, MSW, LSW currently works in a school as a Student Success Coach (School Social Worker). Tara has many personal experiences that have taught her adaptability. These have been supplemented by academic training in trauma, TBRI (Trust-Based Relational Intervention), grief, foster care, adoption, attachment, family systems, and educational barriers. Tara's hope is to help others be resilient as well and to recognize that they have a unique purpose in life. Tara is passionate about helping others. Tara values her relationship with Christ above all else, she is involved with her church. She is also active in the community, previously serving on the Stark County Family Council Board and the Trauma and Resiliency Committee. As a motivational speaker since 2005, Tara has educated others about trauma, resilience, and ways to reach at-risk youth. Tara’s areas of personal interest include her family, friends, her faith, traveling, music, art, nature, and laughter.

Derek Berry
BOard Member
Derek is the husband of Brittany Berry. Together they love being able to lead Faithful Still alongside their 5 kids who are joyful volunteers on the farm. Derek works full-time in Law Enforcement and we couldn't be more grateful for his service. Derek is also our honorary jack of all trades. You will see him around the farm fixing and building everything as well as taking lead in our safety/security for our organization. Making sure you and your family are protected while at the farm is one of our highest priorities.


Crystal Weaver
equine therapist
Crystal has a heart for children and serving others. Her parents fostered children most of her childhood, and she has now been a licensed foster mother for several years. Growing up with foster siblings in and out of her home taught her how to have grace and a love for children and families in crisis. She has also worked professionally with children and adults with trauma and special needs, and currently works as a care coordinator for at risk youth. She got her first horse at 13. She learned how healing being in the presence of a horse can be, and how a relationship with a horse can mimic our relationship with God and bring us closer to Him. She became a PATH certified therapeutic riding instructor in 2014 and later became certified as an equine specialist in mental health and learning.