Our clergy and staff
Apostles is led by its clergy and staff, and it is governed by a vestry that is elected by members of the parish. Please click on the name for a brief bio of our ecclesiastical oversight and our staff.
(the Most Revd) Emmanuel Kolini
Archbishop of Rwanda
(the Rt Revd) Terrell Glenn
Bishop
Bishop in Residence
In the post-genocide reconstitution of the Anglican Church, Bishop Alexis was appointed Bishop of a new diocese, Gahini, in the center of the worst killings of Tutsi people. He is leading the rebuilding of the church, its schools and hospitals. He was appointed by the government to the Board of the National Committee for the Survivors of Genocide, which has been a channel of international and national funds to assist victims. He is also the founder and president of three national, interdenominational organizations: Moucecore (which works toward reconciliation and peace-building), Aprid (an outreach to Muslims), and the Barakabaho Foundation (a family approach to providing for orphans). His personal story of remarkable rescues during the genocide are told in his book Rescued by Angels (with Alan Nichols, Acorn Press 2001). The story has been featured in a BBC Worldwide radio documentary series, and he has been featured many times in the main media as a spokesman on peace and reconciliation. Bishop Alex, his wife Grace, and their six children participate at Church of the Apostles while he studies at Columbia International University.
(the Revd) Chip Edgar
Rector
(the Revd) Aaron Burt
Associate Rector
(the Revd) Julian (Hule) Goddard
Assisting Priest
Carol Wright
Parish Administrator
Dan Wolf
Youth Director
Melanie McGehee
Children's Director
Becci Rindahl
Nursery Director