ST. PAUL'S STAFF

The staff of St. Paul’s works hard to ensure that everyone who comes on our campus can experience the love of God in worship, in community, in learning, and in service. It is our goal to not only welcome all, but to create opportunities for people to learn and grow, through beautiful worship, great music, inspired preaching, educational opportunities for all ages, and through the opportunity to serve others.

  • The Rev. Kay Sylvester

    Rector  -  kay@stpauls.org

    Kay Sylvester has a long history with St. Paul’s. She served an internship year here in 1998, prior to seminary. She worked here in 2004 as the Welcome Minister. She began serving as a part-time associate priest in 2005, eventually moving to full-time. Upon the retirement of the former rector, she was named “Priest in Charge Under Special Circumstances” for 18 months, then installed as rector in October of 2012. She was married to Cynthia Case at St. Paul’s in June of 2014 by Bishop Suffragan Diane Bruce. When she’s not at church, Kay loves to hike, read, and make music.

  • The Rev. David Milligan

    Associate Pastor  -  david@stpauls.org

    David has served at St. Paul's for the past 25 years.  His work here has encompassed music, youth, adult education, administration and preaching.  In his 40 + years of ministry he has served in seven churches in California and Colorado.  His passion for finding meaning in life has led him to study the spiritual practices and healing modalities of many different cultures. David is an author, composer, and certified energy healer.

  • CRISTINA FLORES

    Children and Families Ministry Cristina@stpauls.org

    Cristina joined St. Paul’s staff in 2021 as an experienced Church School teacher and Director, trained in the Godly Play curriculum. Cristina’s goal is to build strong connections between the church and families.  “I want them to know that God is a loving figure, find connections and continue to grow in the church,” 


    She is a graduate of Santiago Canyon College with an AA degree in Psychology.

  • Debbie MIDDLEBROOKS

    Music Associate

    Debbie has spent a lifetime pursuing music. Her greatest joy is co-creating in the role of accompanist. Ever since she was a young teenager, she accompanied for choirs, soloists, ensembles, instrumentalists, and has herself been a piano soloist. Debbie has been the resident accompanist & piano soloist at St. Paul's for 18 years. She is a piano teacher and serves on the board of the Arrowhead Arts Association.

  • PAUL MYERS


    Operations Manager administrator@stpauls.org

    Paul came to St. Paul's at the behest of a friend, who invited him and his husband to join the choir. In October of 2022, he became our Operations Manager, overseeing the office, building use, grounds, bill paying, repairs, and more. His friendly welcome is often the first (of many) a newcomer will receive if they visit the campus during the week.

  • Richard barajas

    Sexton

    Richard's jobs include cleaning, setup and teardown, making coffee on Sunday morning, stocking supplies, and setting up A/V equipment. His helpful attitude and kindness offer welcome to everyone on our campus. 



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