Susannah retired in 2022 from a 44 year career at the University of Kentucky. Her experience included county and state level work in the…

Born in eastern Pennsylvania coal country, Michael grew up in Episcopal churches there and in western New York. He graduated from…

I was raised in Massachusetts in the Congregational Church. I moved to Kentucky in 1985, and when Jane and I married three years later, we began attending St. Raphael's…

My wife, Marsha, and I moved to Lexington in 2010, and we are here with our two daughters, four grandchildren and Finlay, our companion Scottie. We first came to Good Shepherd on Christmas Eve that year and knew instantly that here is where we belong.

My husband Wayne and I have been attending Good Shepherd for nearly 15 years. I grew up in eastern Ohio, the daughter of a United Methodist pastor and school teacher. I came  to Kentucky in 1973 to attend and graduate from college.

I currently live in Winchester with my husband, Barry, and our two sons: Nolan and Carter. I am a teacher at Garrett Morgan Elementary here in Lexington. We started attending Good Shepherd in the
fall of 2021.

My family, including my wife Sarah and daughters Caroline and Hannah, and I have been members of Good Shepherd for the past fifteen years. We love Good Shepherd and the way this community always supports one another. 

I have always lived in Kentucky, grew up in a rural community and attended a small Disciples of Christ Christian church that my parents and their families had attended for many years. After living in Ashland, Ky for 28 years, Bob and I  moved back to Lexington in 2013. Even though we attended the United Methodist Church in Ashland, we decided to visit Good Shepherd and are glad we did!

My name is Randolph Morris and I have been attending the church of the Good Shepherd for 12 years. My wife, Andrea, and I joined the church shortly after, then rector, Brian Cole baptized our niece, Aarilyn, in 2012.

A dear childhood friend and her family introduced me to the Episcopal church when I was about seven years old. I officially became a member in 1990.

Although I am an Alabama native, I spent the majority of my healthcare career in Atlanta. In addition to my CEO roles, I was adjunct faculty at the Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University.

Mary Chandler Bolin is a “cradle” Episcopalian who attended the Good Shepherd Day School, sang in the choir, and was active in parish and diocesan youth programs as an adolescent. 

I have been a member of Good Shepherd since 2013 along with my wife Rosanna and daughters Caroline and Elizabeth. In my time at Good Shepherd I have served as an Usher, Eucharistic Minister, Godly Play teacher, and as a liaison for B.U.I.L.D. (Building a United Interfaith Lexington through Direct Action).

Mark and I have been attending Good Shepherd since 1982. We have a daughter, son-in-law and 2 grandsons who live in Knoxville, TN. I have been involved with many ministries over the last 40 plus years.