Rev. Joey Heath-Mason grew up in south Georgia, but moved to DC to earn his Master’s of Divinity from Wesley Theological Seminary. Since seminary, he has served a small church in Westminster, MD, followed by a few years at nearby Silver Spring UMC. That time was then followed by six years serving in campus ministry at American University. What excites Pastor Joey about ministry is the opportunity to share love, grace, and dignity with all while working to make the world around us better. He is also passionate about justice and inclusion of the excluded and forgotten. Pastor Joey lives in Silver Spring with his husband Matthew, daughter Amaya, son Andre, and their dog Abbi. Pastor Joey joined St. Paul's in July of 2022. Contact him at joeyhm@stpaulsk.org.

Meg Baker is a long-time member of St. Paul's and has served the church in a variety of capacities, from managing the Hunger Ministry to composing music for worship. She is passionate about faith formation across generations and in all areas of our lives. Dr. Baker holds an MA degree from Wesley Theological Seminary and BA degrees in Music and Economics from the University of Mary Washington, and earned her doctorate at the Institute of Worship Studies. She and her husband Mike live in Kensington, where they enjoy the occasional company of their young adult twins, Morgan and Mitchell. Email her at mbaker@stpaulsk.org or call 301-933-7933 ext 104.

Mr. Micah Smartt earned his Master of Divinity degree and a Certificate of Theology and Art from Wesley Theological Seminary. Mr. Smartt enjoys cooking up fun projects and trips for the St. Paul's Youth (SPY) groups to deepen their spiritual connection to God and one another. He is also interested in the intersection of religion and pop culture, and church branding and communications. Originally from Texas, he now lives in Wheaton with his wife Holly, an elementary school teacher and frequent Youth events chaperone. Reach him at msmarttAt stpaulsk.org or 301-933-7933 ext. 111.

Mr. Pedersen's music career began with performances as a child and he later earned praise for his "rich baritone." He has since led a finely tuned career as a conductor, musician, singer, and teacher. Mr. Pedersen directs the Sanctuary Choir and the Youth Choir, and provides guidance for other musicians and group leaders at St. Paul's. He is currently the post-graduate/gap year director for Metropolitan School of the Arts (Alexandria VA) and recently retired from his position as Head of the Music Theatre division at The Catholic University of America (Washington DC).  http://www.nthomaspedersen.com/ You can email him at tpedersen [at] stpaulsk.org or call 301-933-7933 ext. 108.

Marvin Mills is an accomplished and renowned organist, pianist, and composer. His musical talents enrich our worship and special services. He is an active member of the District of Columbia chapter of the American Guild of Organists and is regularly invited to play for festivals, conferences, and clinics locally and throughout the United States. https://www.marvinmills.net/ Mr. Mills can be reached by email at mmills@stpaulsk.org.

Erin Bone Steele has been part of the St. Paul's staff since 2016. She has experience in communications in the university environment and office management in the financial banking sector. She is now settled in Silver Spring MD with her husband Colin, two daughters, and numerous pets. Erin worships with her family at Grace Episcopal Church in Silver Spring where she is most active in the refugee resettlement ministry and the music program. Additionally, Erin holds a PhD in Theatre & Performance Studies, and directs theatrical works for several local organizations, including the Chesapeake Shakespeare Company. You can contact her at: stpaulsunited@stpaulsk.org, phone 301-933-7933 ext. 100.

Tracey Furman is the Facilities Manager at St. Paul's. Tracey and her westie Aberdeen can be found at St. Paul's at all hours of the day and night ensuring the building is running smoothly. Email her at tfurman@stpaulsk.org.