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ALL SAINTS' EPISCOPAL CHURCH
About the Clergy
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The Rev. John David Angerer, Jr. Please call me Jay. Only my mom can tell you why. I was
born in Delaware and raised in Southern Virginia, in a town called Chester,
15 miles south of
Richmond. I received a B.A in History at VCU in Richmond, Virginia in 1993.
Before being ordained, I was a successful retail manager for Eddie Bauer in
Delaware and Pennsylvania. Therefore, I know more about selling clothing
then the average Episcopal priest! Currently, I serve as the Vicar of
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, an Episcopal "church plant," that started in
2005. It’s been exciting starting a church from scratch; being a portable
Episcopal Church has been an adventure. Before that, I was the Curate
at St. Thomas’s Parish in Newark, Delaware, as
well as, the Episcopal Campus Minister to the University of Delaware.
Working with college students kept me on my toes. I had a fantastic
seminary experience in Evanston, Illinois at Seabury Western
Theological Seminary. While studying for my Masters, I was in the exciting
position of starting a Youth Ministry Program for St. James the Less
Episcopal Church in Northfield, Illinois. Next, I was ordained as a Deacon
in June of 2002 and ordered to the priesthood in December of that same year.
Lisa (?), Renee (6), Cole (3), Pete the Dachshund (10) and I all live in
Bear, Delaware. Bear is fifteen miles south of Wilmington, Delaware. My
extended
family includes: two married sisters with family who live on the East Coast
and my parents who live in Hockessin, Delaware. Lisa’s father and married
brother with family live in the Washington D.C. area. Sadly, Lisa’s mother
lost her fight to cancer a little over a year ago. I love playing the
guitar, listening to the Dave Matthews Band, cooking and
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The Rev. Frank Faust,
Assisting Father Faust is a native of New Orleans and a life-long Episcopalian. He has been assisting at All Saints' in a non-stipendiary capacity since September, 1972. Prior to that time, he taught for 5 years at Episcopal High School in Baton Rouge before accepting a position with the Orleans Parish School Board. Father Faust served as teacher and administrator at several school sites before his retirement in 1977. In addition to his ministry at All Saints', he is a volunteer reader at Radio Station WRBH, 88.3 FM, the station for the blind and print handicapped. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Tulane University and also holds a Master of Divinity degree from Seabury-Western Theological Seminary in Chicago and a Doctor of Education degree from the University of New Orleans. He and his wife, Patricia, live in Metairie.
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The Rev. Deborah W. Scalia,
Deacon
Deacon Scalia has been a member of All Saints for over 25 years. She was ordained a vocational deacon on September 13, 2004. She is the Lower School Chaplain and Dean of Christian Life at St. Martin’s Episcopal School. Besides leading chapel services and teaching religion, she oversees a variety of student service projects at the school. She coordinates the Eucharistic Visitors at All Saints in addition to assisting at liturgies. Debbie graduated from Loyola University. Debbie and her husband, Sal, have three children. They live with their daughter, Cindy, in River Ridge. Updated 11/08/2009 |
