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The Reverend Nick Novak, Rector
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The Reverend Micki Rios, Deacon Micki has been serving as deacon at Trinity Episcopal Church since ordination in February 2008; however Micki has been a member of Trinity for the last 26 years. Micki graduated from Robert.E. Lee High School, University of Houston Clear Lake (Education) and the IONA School of Ministry in the Diocese of Texas, and God only knows what school will be next! Micki's job in the secular world is Family Involvement Coordinator at Horace Mann Jr. School in Baytown. |
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The Reverend John Soard, Curate
John came to Trinity in July 2011 fresh from the Seminary of the Southwest in Austin. Before seminary he worked as a special education teacher in a high school in Waco. John graduated from Baylor University in 2002 and from Crosby High School in 1998. John's favorite past times include watching or playing sports, catching a movie at the theater, trying new restaurants, napping on the couch with a good book, and hanging out with his wife Claire and two children Tessa (3 years old) and Mark Rowan (7 months old).
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Moira Mathews , Parish Administrator Moira serves Trinity Episcopal Church as our Parish Administrator. Moira has a Masters Degree in Human Resource Management and extensive experience in business operations and administration. In addition to her secretarial duties, Moira oversees the various staff functions, manages the nursery, and is responsible for building maintenance. |
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Billie Hutson, Financial Secretary
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Robert Horton, Ministries Coordinator Robert was a small business owner in the transportation industry when he received a calling to do church work. He now works with the many ministries here at Trinity. Robert is also the Contemporary Music leader for Trinity. Robert has a daughter, Alexandria, and a new granddaughter, Charley, both serving in the U.S.A.F. Robert and his family have been members of Trinity since the early '80's. |
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Claire Soard, Youth Minister |
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