The Reverend Michael G. Hub, “Fr. Michael”, is a second career clergyman having served in the US Air Force for 31 years prior to retiring in May 2000. Fr. Michael attended Trinity School for Ministry, graduating in May 2003. He was ordained to the Priesthood by The Rt. Rev. Edward Salmon in December 2003. Fr. Michael remains canonically resident in the Diocese of South Carolina.

Following graduation from seminary, Fr. Michael accepted a call to Saint Matthew’s Parish Episcopal Church, Fort Motte, SC, where he served as Rector for 10 years, retiring in June 2013. Fr. Michael is married to Callie. They moved to the greater Charlotte area in July 2013 and live in the Sun City Carolina Lakes retirement community in Indian Land, SC. They have two children and five grandchildren who also live in and around Charlotte, NC.

Born and reared in Salisbury, NC, Father Fred is a 1965 graduate of NC State University, and a former Naval Officer, having served aboard the USS Yorktown during the Viet Nam era. Fred was born again and baptized in the Holy Spirit in September 1972. He and his wife, Carolyn, have three grown sons, the oldest of whom is also a member of All Saints.

Father Fred is a 1981 graduate of Trinity School for Ministry. He served as rector of Christ the Redeemer Episcopal Church, Montgomery, AL until 1985, when he returned to his business career. Since that time, he has been a bi-vocational priest at the Chapel of Hope, St. Margaret’s, the New Anglican Fellowship of Charlotte, King of Kings, and now at All Saints. He has been here since January 2020, just before the pandemic. Father Fred says, “At my age, I count it all joy to be able to stand before God’s people, to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, and to celebrate the Eucharist. To God be the glory.”

Jen serves as a Deacon at All Saints Anglican Church in Weddington, North Carolina, where she teaches, leads a small group Bible study, heads up the local outreach ministry, and assists in weekly communion services.

She is also a student at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, former missionary in Papua New Guinea and Cameroon, wife to Dan, and mother to three teenagers.

In all of these roles, it is her deepest desire to proclaim the excellencies of Jesus. She takes great delight in the beauty of the changing seasons, curling up with a book, and long conversations with friends over good food and drink.

Fr. John Paul and his wife Marilyn came to Charlotte in the summer of 2022 with their two Giant Schnauzers.  They live in the Raintree Community with their granddaughter Birtukan.  Their son Micah lives a few houses away with his five children.

They came from Pittsburgh where they spent 22 years in urban ministry.   They planted Seeds of Hope Anglican Church, and started the non-profit Earthen Vessels Outreach – to reach the “at risk” and urban community in the Eastside of Pittsburgh.  They also spent 10 years at the Church of the Resurrection in Wheaton, Illinois, where Fr. John Paul served 6 years in full-time ministry,  before they moved to Pittsburgh in 2000.  They have four other sons and eighteen grandchildren.

Fr. John Paul has been serving the LORD as an Anglican Priest since 1995.  He has a Masters in Theology from Wheaton College, Anglican Studies Degree  and Doctorate of Ministry from Trinity School of Ministry in Ambridge, PA.   He also has 7 units of Clinical Pastoral Education from the VA Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA.   They love being in Charlotte and are looking forward to their next season of ministry at All Saints.

Meg has been attending All Saints with her family since December of 2018. She and her
husband Mike have been educators for over 20 years. They have two children, Anna (9) who loves all things dogs and Jack (8) the Star Wars fanatic. When Meg is not working she enjoys yoga, boat rides at her beloved family lake house, and spending time with her family and golden retriever Tucker.

Growing up in Ashland, Ohio, Meg belonged to St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church. During her college years her family moved back to her parents’ hometown of Sumter, SC, where she was a member of Church of the Holy Comforter. She attended Winthrop University and earned her BA in dance education and later earned her MFA in performance and choreography from Florida State University.

Meg has had an active career in dance, but has recently felt called to use her gifts of teaching, directing, and administrating in a more fulfilling way within God’s church. She has always had a passion for children and family and is happiest when she can serve both in her day to day life. She looks forward to serving All Saints in this new role as Director of Children and Family Ministries.

Wesley grew up in a small town in Oregon. His father was a pastor and he counts it a privilege to have grown up knowing Jesus.

He moved to Tennessee in 2008 to attend Lee University, where he majored in History Education and Music. He met Sara in Intro to Music History and they married in 2013. He later completed an M.A. in Biblical Studies from Lee University and an M.A. in German from the University of Tennessee.

Wesley spent over a decade as an educator prior to coming to All Saints. Two of those years were spent on the mission field in Germany, but for most of that time he worked as a high school German teacher. He eventually felt called to transition into pastoral work and started at All Saints in 2024.  In October of 2024, he was ordained at All Saints.

Wesley and Sara have two wonderful children. He enjoys traveling, playing card games, and reading about history and theology. His passion is to help people ground their lives in the good news about Jesus and the call to follow Him.

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Karen has worked in the church as a church musician since she was 13 years old. Her position of Choirmaster at All Saints has given her the opportunity to bone up on her piano fingers and continue to pursue training a choir, her first love.  However, that is not all of life. Life at the Kearney house in Rock Hill also includes renovating an apartment to use for AirBnB, working in the yard, and delighting in our toddler grandson, Cy. Life is full of good things and she is grateful for every one of them.

Ashley grew up in Charlotte, in a Christian family of 9. She was 8 years old when she sang her first trio in church and has been singing in choirs and worship teams ever since. She has led worship overseas and loves connecting with people from all different types of backgrounds and cultures. She desires that the whole congregation, young and old, would enter the throne room of God and that all ages would memorize scripture through something she likes to call “Psalm Jingles”. She received a Master’s Certificate in Ethnomusicology where she learned to contextualize worship music for a specific region and people group.

Ashley is married to Brian and they have two young daughters (plus a new baby on the way!). Their family loves going on neighborhood walks and building community through hospitality.

Judy has worked with Father Filmore for 15 years. She feels truly blessed to be serving at All Saints as Parish Administrator. She looks at her job as a ministry to serve others. Judy enjoys spending time with her family, being outside, and spending time with her horse. She sees every day as a blessing from God.

Kerry and her family have been a part of All Saints Anglican since its founding. She and her husband, Erik, have four children – and their niece and nephew who are permanent part of their family.  They have homeschooled their 4 oldest for the past 20 years.

Kerry’s career has spanned a wide variety of roles and responsibilities.  From the creation of presentation materials for US Senate briefings to teaching Literature and Public Speaking to running a small business – with lots of stops along the way!  She is excited to serve her church family as Communications Director!

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