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Clergy
The Rev. Rodger C. Broadley Rector
The Rev Rodger C Broadley has been the rector (pastor) of the congregation since the early 1980s. Graduating with a Masters of Divinity from the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, MA, he was ordained in 1978. After several years in a large suburban congregation he came to St Luke and The Epiphany as the assistant. Under his leadership the church has gone through major transformations including the early gentrification of the neighborhood, the AIDS crisis, an increasing need for community space beyond Sunday worship, and the current growth of both the student population and suburbanites returning to the city.
Rodger is active at The Episcopal Church's national level, serving for the past fifteen years as a clergy representative to the National Convention. In the Diocese of Pennsylvania he chairs the Commission on Ministry and recently completed ten years as a board member and officer of both Episcopal Community Services and the residential hospice, Calcutta House.
Rapid changes in Center City are creating new energies and new challenges. Rodger says that he's never bored. "Helping a dynamic faith community emerge and grow is phenomenally fascinating, encouraging, and hard."
The Rev. Marlene "Mike" Haines Assistant to the Rector
Director, St. Luke's Hospitality Center
The Rev Marlene Haines came to St Luke and Epiphany in July 1997. She has had the nickname "Mike" since she was an infant and as they say "it stuck." Mike received her Masters of Divinity (cl) from the General Theological Seminary in New York City. She is married to the Rev Thomas C. Wand and has 2 grown children and 2 unruly cats. In her previous life she worked in health care administration doing at various times maternal and child health, addiction and recovery, occupational health, home care and hospice. She also sold vacuum cleaners and fine china.
Staff
Jonathan M. Bowen Organist & Choirmaster
Jonathan Bowen is in his 16th year as our Organist and Choirmaster. He earned a BM degree in church music from Westminster Choir College, studying organ with Robert Carwithen and choral conducting with Melanie Jacobson.
Mr. Bowen is a substitute organist with the Philadelphia Orchestra and traveled with them on their US Tour in the autumn of 2001. From 1992-96 he was an assistant organist on the world's largest pipe organ, the Wanamaker Grand Court Organ in what is now Macy's Philadelphia. Mr. Bowen has also been the Organist and Choirmaster at Reform Congregation Keneseth Israel since 2004. In addition he has worked with Brantley A. Duddy Pipe Organs assisting on installations, regulating, voicing and tuning.