Harrowing Of Hell

Gieth Phou

Gieth Phou has been the Sexton at Epiphany since 2009. Gieth is from Cambodia and was born in a small village in the northwest of Banteay Meanchey. He grew up working with his family on their farm. Gieth moved to Seattle in 2000 to live a better life,  he likes the weather and nature surrounding 

Laura Sargent

Laura has been a member of Epiphany since the Fall of 2012 and on staff since 2014. She has previously served as Epiphany’s Youth Group Convener and Engagement Minister. A native of Southern California, Laura grew up in the Episcopal Church. She has a degree in Political Science from Boston University and previously worked in

Jad Baaklini

Jad Baaklini joined Epiphany in August of 2019. Before moving to Seattle from Lebanon, Jad and his wife, Christine, were members of All Saints International Congregation, a parish of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East in Beirut. Jad has a background in Communication Arts (Radio, TV, and Film) and Media Studies, as

Amanda Eap

Amanda Eap was born in Seattle and grew up in Kent, WA. Amanda started working at Epiphany in July 2012 as a nursery attendant. In August 2014, she transitioned into the role of Hospitality and Security Coordinator up until June 2022. Amanda now works as the Parish Life Minister at Epiphany. Her duties include engaging

Doug Oles

Doug chairs the Diocesan Committee on Constitution & Canons and is a Lay Deputy to General Convention. He practices law with a concentration in contracts (e.g., construction, real estate), and he helped write “Cities of the Classical World”, a gazetteer of ancient cities. His wife Alida grew up in China and runs a business that

Judith Mayotte

Judith Mayotte took a circuitous route from Cape Town’s St. George’s Cathedral, to the Washington National Cathedral before landing at Epiphany in 2017.  Here she happily joined an engaged community of faith-filled people living out their Christian values. Through her work among and advocacy on behalf of refugees and internally displaced civilians, Judy wrote Disposable

Ed Emerson

Ed is a lifelong Episcopalian who grew up in California. He and his wife Nancy joined Epiphany in the mid-1970s when they moved to Seattle. They have two grown children, Michael and Julie and five grandchildren. Ed has been on the Epiphany Vestry three times: in the 1980’s and 1990’s, and when Doyt first arrived

Zach Miller

Zach Miller began attending Epiphany with his wife, Bethany, and children Eddie,Lydia, and Rhett in 2014 after moving to Seattle from Phoenix. Zach was received into the Episcopal Church in 2009 in Arizona. He is involved with EMG2 (Epiphany Men’s Group #2) and serves as a Eucharistic Minister and occasionally as an usher with his