Missioner Fall 2019

ORDINATIONS &
APPOINTMENTS
THE REV. NATHAN DANIEL ADAMS, ’18,
was ordained to the priesthood by Bishop Milan Lach, SJ,
May 5, 2019. The ordination took place at the Cathedral
of St. John the Baptist, Parma, OH, in the diocese of the
Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma. Fr. Adams currently
serves at the Cathedral as Parochial Vicar. [photo 1]
THE REV. COLIN AMBROSE, ’09, has
accepted a newly defined position of Vice-Rector at St.
George’s Episcopal Church in Nashville, TN. Fr. Ambrose
began his ministry with his new parish on September 16,
2019. [photo 2]
THE REV. CAROLYN BARTKUS, ’18, was
ordained on Saturday, March 2, 2019, at St. Matthew’s
Church in Latham, NY. She currently serves as Vicar at St.
Matthews.
THE REV. ERNEST BUCHANAN, ’09,
was appointed as Vicar of St. James Episcopal Church,
Hebbronville, TX, in September of 2019. [photo 3]
THE REV. ADAM BUCKO, ’19, was ordained
to the Sacred Order of Deacons January 2019 in the
Episcopal Diocese of Long Island. He currently serves as
Minor Canon at the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Garden
City, NY, since June 2019. Fr. Bucko participates in the
daily worship and ministry of the cathedral, but his primary
role is to work on developing and launching The Center for
Spiritual Imagination, which will reclaim the spiritual heritage
of cathedrals as places of pilgrimage, holy hospitality, and
spiritual renewal and re-imagine it for the 21st century.
[photo 4]
THE REV. MICHAEL CARR, ’82, joined St.
Francis Episcopal Church in Pauma Valley, CA, as pastor on
July 7, 2019. [photo 5]
THE VERY REV. ANDREW J.
HANYZEWSKI, ’09, has been appointed as the new
Rector of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Mount Holly, NJ.
Fr. Andrew will celebrate his first service at St. Andrew’s on
Sunday, October 20, 2019. [photo 6]
THE REV. ROBERT B. HOEKSTRA, ’10, is
the Rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Jamestown, ND, as
of July 1, 2019.
THE REV. CANON DONALD MULLER, ’80,
is Interim Priest-in- Charge at the Church of the Holy Spirit,
in Tuckerton, NJ, since July 2019. [photo 7]
THE REV. JOHN A. NEEDHAM, began serving
as full-time Priest at St. Michael’s the Archangel Anglican
Church, Winchester, VA, in July 2019. He attended the
master of ministry program at Nashotah House. [photo 8]
THE REV. EDMUND PICKUP, ’88, began
serving as interim Rector in January 2019 at St. Andrew’s
Episcopal Church in Greensboro, NC. [photo 9]
THE REV. JEFFREY R. RICHARDSON,
’05, will become the 16th Rector of the Church of the Holy
Communion in Charleston, SC. The service of institution will
take place on October 12, 2019, at the Church of the Holy
Communion. [photo 10]
THE REV. RICHARD ROESSLER, ’19, began
serving as Vicar at The Episcopal Church of the Cross in
Ticonderoga, NY, on June 1, 2019. [photo 11]
DALE VAN WORMER,’19, began serving as
Deacon Vicar at St. Paul’s, Sidney, and St. Matthew’s,
Unadilla, NY, as of August 11, 2019.
NOTIFICATIONS OF DEATH
NANCY R. HEILIGSTEDT, (NÉE TEMME),
’60, died on July 10, 2019, in Crown Point, IN. She was
a former resident of Racine, WI. Nancy was awarded
a Licentiate in Theology at Nashotah House in 1970. A
celebration of Nancy’s life was held on Saturday, July 13,
2019, at the Geisen Funeral, Cremation & Reception Center
in Crown Point, IN. [photo 12]
THE REV. HORACE ABBOTT LYCETT, ’59,
died on March 25, 2019, in Arvada, CO. Horace was born
in Owings Mills, MD, on May 11, 1933, where he grew
up on his family’s dairy farm. Horace moved to Colorado,
earning an English degree from the University of Colorado
at Boulder before following a call to the priesthood. He
attended Nashotah House and earned an MDiv in 1959.
Known lovingly as Fr. Hal, he and his wife Mary moved to
Goodland, Kansas, in 2002, to continue ministry at St. Paul’s
Episcopal Church. He served there until he retired at 78. A
celebration of his life was held April 13, 2019, at St. John’s
Cathedral in Denver, CO. [photo 13]
THE REV. CANON DR. JOHN DOUGLAS
MCGLYNN died on March 18, 2019, in Springfield, MO.
He was Professor of Pastoral Theology at Nashotah House
Theological Seminary from 2003-2011. Clergy and students
referred to him as an extraordinary teacher, mentor, and a
significant figure in the development of their spiritual lives.
He also served as Academic Dean from 2005-2009.
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