Leadership 2022

Cathedral Ministry Team

The Very Rev. Rob Boulter, Dean — has direct responsibility for worship, pastoral care, evangelism and administration. [email protected]

The Rev. Shancia Jarrett, Canon for Formation — has direct responsibility for all formation and education programs, assists in worship as preacher and presider, provides pastoral care and support especially to families with children. [email protected]

The Venerable Ruth Elder, Archdeacon — serves as deacon and preacher for Sunday worship, and coordinates Justice & Outreach Ministries as well as serving on the Bishop’s staff
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Ken Brown, Canon for Music and Worship — is responsible for all music activities including direction of the Cathedral Choir and Consort. Ken is assisted by Joey Shortall who directs the Children’s Choir and Beau Lochte who directs the Bell Choir. [email protected]

Betty Symington, Executive Director of ERICA (Episcopal Refugee and Immigrant Center Alliance) — directs the Cathedral’s largest Justice and Outreach ministry. [email protected]

Daniel Jacoby. [email protected]

Jay Boggs, Cathedral Bookkeeper — leads an organization called Cornerstone Financials, which provides back-office support for churches and non-profit organizations.
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Terrell Brown, AV Coordinator — is responsible for audio and video presentations of the Cathedral.
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John Reynolds assists Terrell Brown, creates graphic content for the Sunday Livestream.

The Rev. Dr. Jon Shematek, Communications Coordinator — provides oversight of the Cathedral website, social media, and other parish communications. [email protected]

David Naka assists Jon Shematek, produces the Friday eNews.

Assisting Clergy and Ministers

The Rev. Charles Cloughen, Jr.

Planned Giving Officer

Dr. Stephen E. Fowl

Guest Preacher & Teacher

The Rev. Elizabeth Masterson

Priest

The Ven. Lauren Welch

Deacon

The Rev. Beth McNamara

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Chapter

The Chapter is responsible for the governance of the corporate and temporal affairs of the Cathedral. Members are elected during the Annual Meeting, which is ordinarily held on the last Sunday of January. Each year three members retire from The Chapter and three new members are elected to serve a four-year term. Together with the Dean and staff of the Cathedral, the Chapter establishes the vision, fosters the spirit of stewardship, and secures the funds to maintain the Cathedral’s ministries.