Team Role: Clergy, Staff, and Volunteer Professionals

John Neff is ‘parish adjacent’ as the brother of a parishioner, recurring RELATA table host, and frequent mover of chairs for Epiphany events.  He started meditating as part of his yoga practice and uses meditation to orient himself to his work in the world. Learn more about morning meditation at Epiphany at this link.

Michael Megalli lives a couple of blocks away from Epiphany, where he’s been a parishioner for the last four years. He started meditating in college and came back to it eight years ago. His practice is informed by the Christian practice of centering prayer as developed by Thomas Keating. Learn more about morning meditation at

David Boeckh has served as an Evensong organist at Epiphany since 2024. A native of Seattle, David began studying the organ while his family was living in Berlin, Germany. He continued his studies with Mel Butler at St. Mark’s Cathedral and went on to attend the University of Washington, Oberlin Conservatory, and Indiana University. In

Nan was born and raised in Denver; she moved here in the early eighties. Raised in an Irish Catholic family and educated in Catholic Schools, she has always had a love of theology. After attending several universities, she completed her undergraduate studies at St, Thomas Seminary in Denver and then went on to study Theology

Irene was ordained in the Diocese of Olympia by Bishop Greg Rickel in 2011.  She began her seminary studies at Seattle University and completed her M. Div. at Church Divinity School of the Pacific.  After ordination, she served for two years at St. Mark’s Cathedral, and then to St. Stephens, Laurelhurst.  In 2014, she accepted

Zoe was born in Seattle during a snowstorm and grew up in western Washington in the 90s. She has lived in California for over a decade, but she is thrilled to return to Seattle this year and take on the role of Campus Caretaker at Epiphany.   Zoe has a B.S. in environmental science and

Cadence joined as an Epiphany staff member in 2025. Cadence grew up in the small town of Canby, Oregon, surrounded by a tight-knit community and several vibrant Christian churches. Her early years were shaped by faithful pastors and church leaders from whom she developed a deep appreciation for faith and service. She attended Seattle Pacific

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