Pastor Dale Selover

Pastor Dale Selover is Prince of Peace's Pastor of Spiritual Formation and Director of The House Next Door, a spiritual direction and retreat ministry.
Pastor Selover received her training as a spiritual director through Oasis Ministries for Spiritual Development. For over twenty years Pastor Selover has led retreats for congregational women’s groups, councils, families, and Christian Education teams. She is also a retreat leader for Cross Roads Camp and Retreat Center, an ecumenical ministry of the New Jersey Synod and the Episcopal Diocese of Newark, New Jersey.
In addition to her spiritual direction and retreat ministry, Pastor Selover is on the teaching staff of Oasis Ministries for Spiritual Development and serves as the Pastor to the Pastors of the Monmouth Presbytery.
Pastor Selover previously served as the pastor of Christ the King Lutheran Church in Kendall Park, Zion Lutheran Church in Oldwick, and Abiding Peace Lutheran Church in Budd Lake. She is a graduate of the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg and Gettysburg College. A native of New Jersey, Dale grew up in North Brunswick. Emanuel Lutheran Church in New Brunswick is her home congregation.
Dale is married to the Reverend Peter Froehlke. They are the proud parents of two daughters: Sara Grace and Hannah Ruth.
To contact Dale Selover email her at hnd@popnj.org.
Arundel Clarke, Interim Parish Administrator

A lifelong Lutheran, Arundel Clarke is dedicated to serving both the church and the community through leadership, education, mentorship, and advocacy. Holding a degree in Network and Communications Management, Arundel brings a collaborative and solutions-focused approach to every role he undertakes.
For the past 11 years, he has served as Vice President of the New Jersey Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), helping guide the synod's mission and ministry. He also serves on the ELCA Churchwide Disciplinary Hearing Committee, is an active member of the Anti-Racist Team, and is certified as part of the New Jersey Synod Coaching Team. Throughout his years of church involvement, he has served as a Congregation Council President, Youth Leader, and mentor, supporting faith formation and leadership development across generations.
Beyond his church service, Arundel is deeply committed to public education and community engagement. He serves on the Lawrence Township Board of Education, works as a substitute teacher, and is an Assistant Coach for Junior Varsity Volleyball in Princeton. His passion for inclusion and empowerment is reflected in his work as a Special Olympics coach in both cycling and bowling.
A devoted husband and father of two children, Arundel values family, faith, and service. In his free time, he enjoys exploring food, listening to music, creating crafts, and playing a wide variety of games. Through his many leadership and volunteer roles, he strives to build welcoming communities where all people can learn, grow, and thrive.
To contact Arundel email him at aclarke@popnj.org or call the church office phone, 609-799-1753.
Victoria Chow, Church Musician

Victoria Chow has both her Bachelors and Master's in Music (Piano Performance and Pedagogy). She is recently recognized as a Nationally Certified Teacher of Music in Piano through Music Teachers National Association.
Victoria is currently an Adjunct Professor of Piano at her alma mater, Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ.
Victoria has maintained a private piano studio for over 15 years. She is the 2017-2020 President and Festival Chairperson for Central New Jersey's Piano Teacher's Forum. Victoria's students are highly involved in competitions, festivals, auditions, and recitals. Her students have been invited to perform at Carnegie Hall and Kimmel Center in recognition of the highest state score for the Music Development Program, Rising Talents Music Fest, Crescendo Music Festival, NJMTA High Honors Recitals, NJMTA Honors Recitals and PTF Honors recitals. Victoria actively posts musical video content on her Facebook page.
Victoria is proud to have tenured at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in West Windsor, NJ as church musician from 2006-2016. She was briefly the Collaborative Artist at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton in Princeton, NJ. She is delighted to be back!
