Clergy & Staff

  • THE REV’D Boyd Evans

    Reverend Boyd Evans (he/him) grew up in the Episcopal Church in Middle Tennessee. From an early age, he developed a deep appreciation of the Episcopal Church’s balance between worship in the ancient tradition and commitment to being a nurturing and loving place for all people to bring life’s challenging questions. Fr. Boyd previously served at St. Thomas in Abingdon, Virginia, and he has spent extensive time in the Holy Land as a youth minister and missioner to the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem. While preparing for ordination at Sewanee, Rev. Evans spent three years as a campus minister and ministry assistant at All Saints’ Chapel, which is recognized for its liturgical excellence within the Anglican high church tradition. Boyd holds a doctorate in biomedical engineering and formerly worked as a scientist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He has a passion for social justice and outreach ministries. In his spare time, he enjoys music and spending time in the outdoors.

    Phone: 303-296-1712; ext. 101

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  • THE REV’D ELIZABETH “WIB” GARFIELD

    DEACON

    As deacons in The Episcopal Church hold jobs in the secular world, Wib is employed as a paralegal specializing in civil litigation with a private practice firm in downtown Denver. Wib’s ministry focuses on seeking out those persons who have been displaced from their homes, families and community and this is lived out through the time she serves at Sacred Heart House and The Delores Project. Additionally, as Deacon, Wib works to empower and support the outreach committee, the parish, and individuals discerning their personal calls to outreach ministry by providing access to resources available for those in need beyond the walls of St. Andrew’s.

    Wib was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and grew up in Minnesota, Illinois and Iowa. She obtained a degree in political science from Iowa State University. She was ordained by Bishop O'Neill in 2007.

    In addition to the time she spends in support of her ministry in the Denver community, she loves to knit (not so much to tink), cook, read, and spend time walking and playing with her dog Mabel.

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Our Staff

  • TIMOTHY J. KRUEGER

    CHOIRMASTER

    Timothy J. Krueger, Choirmaster at St. Andrew's, studied musicology at the University of Colorado, Boulder; the University of Hamburg, Germany; and the University of London's Royal Holloway College. He is the founder and artistic director of St. Martin's Chamber Choir, Colorado's first professional choir, with whom he has recorded twelve critically acclaimed CDs; and is on the musicology faculty at Metropolitan State University of Denver. Formerly he was chorus master of the Boulder Bach Festival, the Colorado Music Festival, and has worked professionally with such ensembles as the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Chicago a cappella, Vox Early Music Ensemble (Ann Arbor), Episcopal cathedral choirs such as St. John's in Denver and St. Paul's in Detroit, the Santa Fe Opera, and the Ars Nova Singers of Boulder.

    Phone: 303-296-1712; ext. 102

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  • LINDA MACK

    ORGANIST

    Linda Mack holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in organ performance and studied harpsichord at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan. Moving to Salt Lake City, Utah, she expanded her career as a teacher, church musician, and performer. For a number of years she performed and annotated a weekly program of organ music, Te Deum Laudamus  for the local concert music radio station. Following completion of a Master of Library Science degree in Utah, Linda returned to Michigan, joining the Andrews University faculty as Music Librarian. She also continued an active performing career as principal keyboardist and program annotator for St. Joseph ProMusica Chamber Chorus and Orchestra, the Andrews University Orchestras, and directed the university’s Early Music Ensemble. Moving to Denver in 2012, Linda served Christ Episcopal Church as Music Director/Organist, has been interim and guest organist for a number of congregations around the front range, and is active in the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.

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  • SCOTT COULTER

    MINISTER OF FORMATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

    Scott grew up a committed Agnostic with a deep interest in Eastern spirituality, spending time with Zen meditators, Tibetan Buddhists, and insight meditation practitioners. He was also deeply involved in music from a young age, and earned his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Piano at the New England Conservatory of Music.

    Scott joined the Episcopal Church in his mid-30’s. After going through Confirmation, he began to dive deeply into the rich tapestry of Christian mysticism, from John of the Cross and Teresa of Avila, to the Desert Fathers and Thomas Keating. He undertook spiritual direction, and recently completed the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius through the Office of Ignatian Spirituality. It is this deeply holistic sense of spiritual exploration that Scott brings to the position of Minister of Formation and Community Engagement.

    Phone: 303-296-1712, ext. 103

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  • KATIE CHRISTENSEN

    PARISH ADMINISTRATOR

    Katie grew up in Bozeman, Montana, and moved to Colorado to study at Colorado State University where she recently graduated with a degree in Psychology. She is passionate about the performing arts and movement with a background in classical ballet, and hopes to pursue a career in professional dance. Katie is a proud Episcopalian and is deeply grateful to contribute to the important work St. Andrew's does in Denver. 

    Phone: 303-296-1712, ext. 100

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  • THOMAS LENTZ

    SEXTON

    Phone: 303-296-1712; ext. 104

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