Paul Garrett,  Rector   

The Rev. M. Paul Garrett is a Colorado native.  He serves as the 9th Rector of St. Barnabas. Previously he served parishes in Boston, Marlborough and Marblehead Massachusets as well as Estes Park Colorado. In a former life, he was a Social Worker and Counsler on staff of LARICO Youth Homes Inc. in Fort Collins Coloraodo.

Believing with all his heart that the world has never stood in greater need of transformative power of Christ's love given through the Church, Paul works to support the ministers of Christ at St. Barnabas (the people) as vessels of God's peace

Deb Angell, Associate Rector

The Rev. Debra Angell is also a Colorado native and a "genetic Episcopalian."  She and her husband Rick have three adult children, a son-in-law and a grand-dog named Buddy.  Over the years she and Rick have been trained by a number of Labrador retrievers.  They especially enjoy spending time at the family cabin near Grand Lake.  

Deb received her M.Div.degree from the Iliff School of Theology in Denver. She earned a Bachelor of Music degree from the Lamont School of Music at the University of Denver and a Bachelor of Arts-Psychology degree from The Colorado College. She is a trained Interim Ministry Specialist. In 2007 she completed the formation program for Spiritual Directors offered by the Center for Spirituality at Work. 

Prior to joining the staff at St. Barnabas in 2002, she served at Epiphany Episcopal Church-Denver and St. Gabriel the Archangel Episcopal Church in Cherry Hills Village. 

"Be joyful in the Lord..serve the Lord with gladness and come before his presence with a song." 

Bill Miles,  Asst. Priest    

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Sally Megeath, Deacon  

Sally is a 3rd generation Denver native with a BS degree in Health Care Management and worked in that field until 1998.  She was discerned to be a deacon by the congregation of Trinity Episcopal Church in Lander, Wyoming in 2000, and was ordained a deacon in 2005 to be a deacon in the Diocese of Wyoming.  Returning to Denver in 2008 after 13 years in Wyoming, Sally has been with us at St. Barnabas since that time.  She serves on the Executive Council of the High Plains Region in the Diocese of Colorado and is a member of the Diaconal Council in Colorado. 

Deacon Sally has three daughters, three grandchildren and three step children and five step-grandchildren.  She married Joe Megeath after the death of her first husband.

Carol Anderson, Parish Administrator    

Carol hails from Washington, D.C. but has traveled all over with military parents and pilot husband. She has two sons, four grandchildren, two great grandchildren and three cats. She graduated from Studio Art Academy and attended the University of Hawaii for her undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Carol spent over 20 years doing neuropsychological assessments and co-owned an aviation training company with her husband. She has always been interested in spirituality and alternative healing which led her to become a Reiki Master.  Carol's second through fifth grade goal was to be a secretary and in  her "retirement" job as parish administrator for St. Baranabas, she has finally achieved that goal.

Tina Clark,  Family Minister    

A St. Barnabas parishioner since 2002, Tina started as Family Minister in January of 2010 after many years volunteering for the program. A parent and former public school teacher, Tina believes that the greatest asset we offer our children is to raise them in a strong and loving community. "It takes a village..." may be cliche, but it is truth. At St. Barnabas, the village in which we raise our children is one focused on our call to know God, to follow Christ in loving one another and to work toward a more just world for everyone to share. 

Sandy Ortiz, Sexton    

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David Bell, Choir Director  

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Janet Frazier,  Organist   

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Carole Tillotson,  Organist  

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