meet our staff
Harley Cox
CHelsea Hylton
Harley Cox
Executive Director
Harley, graduate and founder of EATC, is also a Teen Challenge graduate for over 25+ years and holds a BA in Pastoral Counseling from Southeastern University and has worked with Teen Challenge for 27 years with men, woman and teens of all ages to find freedom in Christ.
Lisa Cox
CHelsea Hylton
Harley Cox
Program/Education Director
Lisa, co-founder with her husband Harley of EATC, holds a BA in education from Southeastern University as a licensed teacher and and has also worked with Teen Challenge for over 27 years, passionately equipping adolescents with biblical principals and life skills necessary for a life of freedom.
CHelsea Hylton
CHelsea Hylton
CHelsea Hylton
Residential Staff/
Student Healthcare Cooridnator
Chelsea, also a Teen Challenge graduate over ten years, holds an Associates degree in Science as well as certificates in Medical Assistance and Phlebotamy from SouthWest Community College. She is also been Emerging Leaders graduate, youth pastor and has a School of Ministry Certifcate from the Appalachian District. She has worked with adult women and adolescents since her own life change to help them experience freedom in Christ.
Brianna Warme
Allison Johnson
CHelsea Hylton
Residential Staff
Brianna has a BA in Christian Ministry from Regent University and works avidly as a residential staff and biblical advisor.
Allison Johnson
Allison Johnson
Allison Johnson
Residential Student Intern
Allison, an honor graduate from EATC in 2022, is our newest student intern. Student interns have the unique opportunity to assist senior residential staff and continue to grow in their relationship with Christ as well recieve continued training in leadership and ministry skills.
meet our Dogs
Winnie
Winnie
Winnie
Winnie is our three-year-old golden retriever. She loves to run, play, and fetch the ball. She is patient and tolerant with the students, as they give her lots of affection. Both of our dogs are important parts of the therapeutic aspect of the program. Winnie and London help the students learn to use a positive outlet for their emotions. Most importantly, the dogs help the program feel like a home to our students.
London
Winnie
Winnie
London is our 1 year old Goldendoodle. She is also Winnie's daughter. Like her mom, London loves to run and is quickly learning and growing everyday. London has already been a great comfort and source of joy for our students. She is an important part of the therapeutic aspect of the program.