Board of Directors Eng OLD

 

The EES Board meets virtually, Fall ‘23

Top Row (l-r): Linda Curtiss, Day Smith Pritchartt, Canon Sandy Milien, Heather Zdancewicz. Middle Row (l-r): The Rev. Philip DeVaul, the Rev. Canon Alissa Newton, the Rev. Zack Nyein, the Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz. Bottom row (l-r): Dr. Luisa Bonillas, the Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews. Not pictured: The Rev. Jaime Briceño, the Rev. Canon Christopher Craun, Dr. Lisa Kimball.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

The Rev. Jaime Briceño
Chicago, IL
Jaime Briceño is Director of Admissions and Recruitment at Bexley Seabury, Priest-in-Charge at St. Michael and All Angels in Berwyn, IL. His experience with seminarians is most helpful in reviewing grant application.

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.

 

 

 

Executive Director
The Rev. Troy D. Mendez
Phoenix, AZ
Troy has served as a leader in the Episcopal Church, from being the dean of Trinity Cathedral in Phoenix for over 10 years, to serving on the boards of Virginia Theological Seminary and the General Theological Seminary. Troy approaches ministry with tremendous joy and is passionate about seeing the Episcopal Church offer all people a sense of belonging, dignity, community and the grace of new life given to us in Jesus Christ.  He is thrilled to begin his service in this capacity for EES.

Co-Chair
The Rev. Philip DeVaul
Cincinnati, OH
Philip is rector of the Church of the Redeemer in Cincinnati, Ohio. He brings a passion for relational, christocentric evangelism in the 21st century, that embraces both tradition and fearless creativity, to the work of EES.

Co-Chair
The Rev. Canon Alissabeth Newton
Olympia, WA
The Rev. Canon Alissa Newton serves as Canon to the Ordinary in the Diocese of New York. Previously, she was part of the bishop’s staff in the Diocese of Olympia, where she served as Canon for Congregational Development and Leadership Formation, supporting congregations, clergy, and lay leaders in developing their communities. Alissa is always enthusiastic about the work of creative evangelism and brings valuable experience in both local ministry formation and equipping others to share Christ’s love in the ministry of EES.

Vice Chair
Canon Sandy Milien
Bethlehem, PA
Sandy Milien is the Canon for Racial Reconciliation and Community Engagement and Officer for Ecumenical and Interfaith Engagement in the Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem. She believes that evangelism is at the core of who we are as followers of Jesus; she is enthusiastic about helping others who are creatively and faithfully making it part of their ministry. She is a member of the Cathedral Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem.

Treasurer
Linda Curtiss
Bradley Beach, NJ
A former EVP of the Church Pension Fund, Linda serves as a finance faculty member for Credo. As Treasurer, she coordinates the portfolio management for EES. She is a member of St. James, Bradley Beach and manages the Bradley Food Pantry.

Assistant Treasurer
Heather H. Zdancewicz, MBA
Burke, VA
Heather is Vice President for Finance and Administration at Austin Theological Seminary. Her financial acumen is of critical importance in directing the EES budgeting and portfolio management processes. She is a member of All Saints in Austin.

The Rev. Jaime Briceño
Chicago, IL
Jaime Briceño is Director of Admissions and Recruitment at Bexley Seabury, Priest-in-Charge at St. Michael and All Angels in Berwyn, IL. His experience with seminarians is most helpful in reviewing grant application.

The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto
Austin, TX
The Rev. Nancy Aidé Frausto is the Director of Latinx Studies at the Seminary of the Southwest. Her passion and commitment to the Beloved community drive her work of helping form future priests to serve the diversity of God’s people. Her work as a consultant for the Presiding Bishop’s office on Evangelism, along with her passion for multicultural work, will serve the EES board well.

Dr. Lisa Kimball
Alexandria, VA
Lisa Kimball is the Vice President of Lifelong Learning and the James Maxwell Professor of Lifelong Christian Formation at Virginia Theological Seminary. She brings to the Board the deep compassion for the underserved that was the hallmark of her earlier grant work, along with a passion for imaginative hard work that is centered in the Gospel. She is a member of the Church of the Epiphany in Washington, DC.

The Rev. Canon Ranjit K. Mathews
Rocky Hill, CT
Ranjit K. Mathews is the Canon to the Ordinary for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut. He serves as the TEC clergy representative to the Anglican Consultative Council.  His understanding and passion for evangelism is inspired by South Indian theologian, Dr. D. T. Niles, who said, “evangelism is just one beggar telling another beggar where he found bread.”  His post-colonial perspective is essential to the practice of Episcopal Evangelism today; he brings great gifts to the EES Board.

The Rev. Dan Morrow
Munich, Germany
The Rev. Dan Morrow is Rector of Church of the Ascension Episcopal Church in Munich, Germany, a church with over 40 languages and over 30 countries represented. Dan is passionate about intercultural communication and culturally competent evangelism. He has served churches in France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States. He is a trainer in the College for Congregational Development, a Missional Leadership Fellow and is currently finishing his Doctor of Ministry in Intercultural Leadership Practices.

The Rev. Zack Nyein
New York, NY
Zack Nyein is Senior Associate Rector at St. Bart’s Episcopal Church in New York. He is especially interested in the relationship between worship and evangelism, which was the focus of his prior grant work with Table on the Green, a dinner church community in New Haven, CT.

The Rev. Dr. Perry Pauley
Phoenix, AZ
Perry serves as Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church and Day School. Before becoming a priest, he was a professor of Communication and brings his passion for mentoring graduate students to his work on the board. Perry’s commitment to evangelism is rooted in finding new ways to communicate the story of God’s love for all people.

The Rev. Canon Carla Robinson
Seattle, WA
The Rev. Carla Robinson is the Canon for Multicultural Ministries and Community Transformation in the Diocese of Olympia. She works closely with local grassroots networks and the bishop’s office in the work of racial justice in Western Washington and beyond. She brings her love of creative ministries and authentic partnerships to ESS.

The Rev. Canon Eliacín Rosario-Cruz
Kingston, NY
Eliacín Rosario-Cruz is Priest-in-Charge at Holy Cross/Santa Cruz Episcopal Church in Kingston, NY; he is also a trainer for the College of Congregational Development. He brings a commitment to creating opportunities for broadening intercultural competency and awareness across the church to the EES Board.