Stephanie Jones began her career as a classical pianist when she was very young, after rigorous study throughout her childhood. By age 15, Stephanie was regularly performing and had started a teaching studio. She has served as a guest pianist at most of the churches in the Delaware area and has faithfully participated in church music from a very young age. She loves serving God's Church through His gift of music! 

Stephanie grew up in a family that was touched by disability. Stephanie is a sister to siblings with Ulrich Muscular Dystrophy and Spina Bifida. Stephanie's heart is for the disability community that she grew up in, and for families like hers. She took a non-traditional path in college, majoring in Special Education, with the hopes of combining her musical ability with her passion for the disability community.

With both her Music and Special Education backgrounds, Stephanie ran a thriving music studio for ALL children, including many children with disabilities, for 10 years. In those 10 years, Stephanie was using music to help non-verbal children explore their voice, helping children with Autism develop their natural ear for music, and adapting instruments for children with physical disabilities. Using the gift of music to connect with children with disabilities, as well as bridging the "gap" between ALL kids (with or without disabilities) so that they can work together, is her favorite way to use the gift of music that God has given her. 

Stephanie is the happy wife to Turner and mother to her three daughters Alexandra, Eloise, and Sophia. She loves to include her girls in what she enjoys, which includes reading, cooking, their family dog Samwise, and their new food garden!