The Rt. Rev. Audrey Cady Scanlan
Bishop
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Chad Linder
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Canon of Finance & Operations
Finance: budget; investments; Fair Share; ongoing financial statements;
Operations: issues with parish plant; insurance. Mission Resource Teams
Canon Chad Linder currently serves at the Canon of Finance and Operations with the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania. In this role, Chad is responsible for all aspects of the financial operations of the Diocese. He also oversees building and grounds along with all aspects of Information Technology. After graduating York College of Pennsylvania in 1992, Chad spent over 11 years at Merrill Lynch as a Financial Advisor where he co-managed over $100 million in assets for individuals, corporations and not-for-profits clients. In 2003, Chad moved into the not-for-profit sector where responsibilities included fundraising, marketing, grant management as well as corporate, government and community relations.
Alexis Guszick
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Branding, online presence, print publications, information regarding diocesan programs; news stories, announcements for the Diocesan Digest and Clergy Digest; website, and social media updates. Alexis oversees all functions of diocesan events including Convention and Clergy Conference.
Canon Alexis Guszick joined the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania as the Canon for Communications and Events after working as the Administrator of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral for over five years. Prior to working at St. Stephen’s, Alexis held positions in corporate advertising, marketing and public relations. After graduating with a B.S. in Psychobiology from Lebanon Valley College in May of 2016, she put medical school on hold and chose to remain in Communications. She enjoys spending time with her family and giant dog, Chloe. Alexis is a member of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral.
The Rev. Canon Christopher (Chris) Streeter
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Canon to the Ordinary for Congregational Life
Coordinates Shaped by Faith Initiative, Parish Formation, Congregational life, Parish Development; assists Clergy & Parish Transitions
Chris was born in Newton, NJ, and attended the Eastman School of Music where he studied
Voice Performance and Music Education. He holds an M.Div from the Virginia Theological Seminary and was ordained in 2009. Chris served the first 10 years of his ministry serving parishes in the Diocese of Rochester (Western New York). Chris twice represented Rochester as a Deputy to General Convention and is a trainer for the College of Congregational Development, a formation program that provides tools and skills to congregations and individuals.
Chris currently serves on Bishop Scanlan’s staff as Canon to the Ordinary for Congregational Life. A chief focus is serving as Director of Shaped By Faith, an initiative to reshape our Diocese to best serve Christ’s mission by increasing innovative partnerships and creative collaborations. He serves as the primary contact for parishes entering into a season of clergy transition and administers mutual ministry reviews to aid clergy and lay leadership in deepening their shared mission. Chris has visited many parishes in our Diocese offering forums and Vestry retreats and is always thrilled to receive invitations to preach at Sunday worship. Chris lives in Mechanicsburg with his wife, Jenny (a United Methodist pastor serving at Camp Hill UMC), and two young children: Jonathan (age 9) and Abigail (age 8).
Micalagh Moritz
Canon for Children, Youth, and Families
Safeguarding Administrator
Micalagh majored in Human Development & Family Science at Messiah University and later continued on to receive her Master of Social Work from Temple University. She has worked with youth, families, and young adults in many different settings, including several schools and universities, after-school programs, mental health settings, and non-profits, both locally and abroad.
Micalagh was most recently in the role of Director of Youth & Young Adult Formation at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral, and before that, served as the Program Director for the Sycamore House, an Episcopal Service Corps program. She is passionate about helping to create healing spaces for people to grow and learn, exploring the intersections of faith and justice, and building bridges between people of various backgrounds. She is also passionate about spiritual formation as an integral part of building community.
Micalagh lives in Harrisburg with her husband and two kids, where you might find her taking walks by the river or at a local park, or enjoying a cup of coffee or tea.
Dr. Sarah Stonesifer Boylan
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Dean, Stevenson School for Ministry
SSFM course information; leadership training; Christian Ed/teacher training
Sarah brings experience in Organizational Theory and Behavior, the creation and management of digital space and learning platforms, and a knowledge of lifelong learning and Christian Formation. She has worked most recently at Virginia Theological Seminary as the Manager of Operations and Digital Missioner, as a consultant to the College for Bishops, the Forma Conference (Episcopal Formation) and in dioceses and ecumenical judicatories across the
nation. She serves as a member of The Executive Council of the Episcopal Church and as Chair of the Task Force on Theological Education networking for The Episcopal Church. Sarah received her undergraduate degree in Cinema Studies and Art History and a Master’s in Library Science from University of Maryland, and is a doctoral candidate at Vanderbilt University completing her degree in Leadership and Learning in Organizations. She comes to us from the
Diocese of Washington.
The Rev. Luke Zerra
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs of the Stevenson School
Course registration; student relations
Nichol Free
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Assistant to the Bishop and Associate for Events
Scheduling Bishop’s appointments, visitations, and meetings; clergy licensing; marriage approvals; Letters Dimissory; Assist the Canon for Communications with all event-related tasks.
Nichol graduated from Lock Haven University with a degree in Journalism and has held various positions in telecommunications and as a computer teacher, working in the nursing home industry and most recently with the pricing department at Knouse Foods. She is a member of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Shippensburg and enjoys spending time with her son and five cats.
Barb Hoffman
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Financial Assistant
Assists Canon for Finance & Operations; accounts payable; processing checks received, etc.
Debbie Robelen
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Diocesan Archivist, Registrar, and Receptionist
Front desk management; lay licensing certificates; intake & preservation of historical records
Debbie Robelen is the archivist and front office manager. Her duties include the processing of Diocesan mail, administration of the lay licensing program, maintaining the office online calendar and the recording of annual parish vestry lists. Debbie is a member of St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Harrisburg, where she volunteers with the Altar Guild. Debbie also volunteers with the St. Stephen’s Cathedral Craft Guild.
The Rev. Kevin Barron
Priest in Charge at St. Luke’s, Altoona. Kevin will be overseeing Shaped by Faith Phase Two which will administer grants for collaborative projects across the diocese.
The Rev. Stuart Scarborough, Deacon
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Property Manager
Oversees the care and maintenance of all buildings and properties that are owned by the Diocese, but are not parishes.
Rev. Stuart Scarborough, Deacon, joined the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania part-time as a Property Manager after migrating northward from the Diocese of Maryland when his wife, Rev. Anjel Scarborough, was called to be Rector of All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Hershey. Prior to relocating, Stuart spent 13 years managing facilities, including three years as Facilities Operations Director for St. John’s Episcopal Church and Parish Day School in Ellicott City, MD and, before that, ten years as Director of Operations at the Claggett Center, Maryland’s Diocesan conference, retreat and camp center in Adamstown, MD. Prior to this, Stuart, who has a BS degree in Chemical Engineering from Virginia Tech, worked for 20+ years in manufacturing. Stuart and Anjel have two adult children; Martin, who lives in Cockeysville, MD and Erin, who lives in Newark, DE.
As Property Manager, Stuart will oversee the care and maintenance of all buildings and properties that are owned by the Diocese, but are not parishes. He will also serve as a consultant to parishes on property-related matters. In addition to this part-time role with the Diocese, Stuart is also serving as Property Manager for St. Stephen’s Episcopal Cathedral. Further, Stuart has been assigned as Deacon to Mt. Calvary Episcopal Church in Camp Hill.
