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The Rev. Kate Moorehead has been the Rector of St. James Church for six years. She is married to JD Moorehead, a psychotherapist, and they have
three sons: Luke, Jacob, and Max. Kate is a graduate of Yale Divinity School
and Virginia Theological Seminary. She has published two books and serves
as the Dean of the greater Wichita area, supporting and helping the area
churches and clergy. Kate loves to hike, read, and play with her boys. |
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Mike Bernard
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A retired priest with 50 years service associated with St. James as volunteer priest-missioner, Sam Criss preaches and celebrates once a month at St. James, does hospital calls and is a occasional teacher and lecturer. He is married to Beth Criss, and they have three children and five grandchildren. He is an oil painter, violinist, and weaver. He and his wife Beth, a retired social worker, are having lots of fun traveling, and enjoying their youngest grandchildren. |
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Deedee Evans was born in Washington State, reared in Oklahoma, moved to Wichita from Texas, and graduated from Friends University. She and her husband, Dennis, have two children and five grandchildren. For several years she was Director of the Volunteer Center at United Way of the Plains, and is retired after nearly fifteen years as a staff chaplain with Hynes Memorial Hospice. She has sung is community and church choirs, played flute in community bands, and currently sings with the 60 member Wichita Broadway Singers. Ordained deacon over 20 years, Deedee coordinates weddings, focuses on pastoral care, and facilitates two Grief Support Groups at St. James. |
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A native of Wisconsin, Rev. Bill Horn graduated with a Master of Divinity Degree from Northwestern Lutheran Seminary (Minneapolis) in 1966. He has served parishes in Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas. In 1995, the Synod Bishop suggested Pr. Bill take the training thru the Alban Institute to serve congregations in conflict. In 1999, an agreement between the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) and the Episcopal Church (ECUSA) led to Called to Common Mission. Fr. Bill (or Pr. Bill) began Episcopal Service at Good Shepherd in 2004, followed by joining the staff of St. James in 2005 as a Priest Missioner. Duties include visiting shut-ins, hospital calls, facilitating Thursday morning Bible Study, serving as Mass priest at Wellington, and on occasion presiding at services at St. James. |
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