Team Role: Clergy, Staff, and Volunteer Professionals

Kate is a native of Ponca City, Oklahoma where she grew up attending Grace Episcopal Church. She received her undergraduate education at the University of Oklahoma majoring in Letters and holds an Master of Divinity degree from the Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest. She was ordained to the priesthood in 2007. In 2007, Kate was

Karen joined the Epiphany staff as Parish Administrator in June 2022. Karen comes to us from St. John’s Episcopal Church in Chevy Chase, Maryland, where she served as Director of Church Operations for eight years. She is a native of Minnesota, and graduated from Bethel University with a B.A. in Piano Performance and Psychology.   

Lex grew up in the small town of Beckley WV and was educated at St Paul’s School, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and the Tulane University School of Law where he met Zonnie, the love of his life, in the law school library. They were married at the end of their first

Pam began serving at Epiphany as Associate Priest in July 2022.  Before making Tacoma her home, Pam grew up on the East Coast. She majored in German at the College of William and Mary, followed by graduate studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she met her husband, Dave. After they

Dani Lugotoff joined the Epiphany staff in February of 2022 as the Campus Care Manager. Dani was born in Fulterton, CA and grew up in a small town called Ojai. In 2021, Dani graduated from Southern Oregon University where she received a Bachelor’s degree in sociology and anthropology. Through her education, she became increasingly interested

Susan joined Epiphany in 2015. She recently retired after nearly thirty years as a sociologist at the University of Washington, and before that she had a very short career as a nurse. She is a member of the Third Order, Society of St. Francis, which is a community that lives the Franciscan life “in the

Mike and his wife Barbara joined Epiphany shortly after their marriage in the summer of 1968. They have both been involved in a number of parish activities over the years, but Mike’s primary commitment has been to service and outreach. He has a principal interest in matters of justice––economic, racial, environmental, or otherwise––as embodied in