Teaching Godly Play has connected me back to my Episcopal roots and an amazing community. I moved to NYC shortly after that and moved back in 2011 and started attending Grace Cathedral again. I currently work for a non-profit ministry serving our neighbors in the SOMA district and discerning to be an Episcopal priest. 
This division of pipes is located in the rear gallery of the auditorium, 300 feet from the main (front) organ. The Midmer-Losh, completed in 1932, is undergoing restoration. HORC will continue to promote an increase of tourist interest and awareness of what has recently best been described as The Sonic Mt. I became involved with Grace Cathedral in October 2019 when I started attending the Vine. Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. 2020 was quite a first full year to have returned to San Francisco from Sacramento and to have been elected to the Deanery and 2021 was personally very hard as I know it was for so many. The Flight of I currently serve on the stewardship committee. I am a board member of the Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good, and a past board member of the American Himalayan Foundation, the San Francisco Maritime Museum, as well as several arts organizations. each comment to let us know of abusive posts.Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness I am outgoing and relish opportunities to forge relationships (even through zoom nowadays) that build to become part of a bigger picture strategy. Membership & Events Coordinator, Scott D. Banks, leading a school tour of the instrument's mighty seven manual console. I am an attorney for the State of California, working in environmental and public utilities law. While in university, I served on the National Church Student Board, founded a dining program for the hungry, and served as the youth leader for the Cathedral for the Diocese of Kansas. My husband Tom and I live alongside a menagerie including three dogs, a cat, a horse, future chickens and two adult children who wander through with alarming regularity. I am an avid reader, and prefer non-fiction and long-form journalism rather than fiction. Since 1908 the organ has undergone several rebuilding projects. I am a management consultant and have spent the last 13 years as a Partner at Glenbrook, a payments and financial technology consulting firm. These instruments are slowly, but surely returning to the daily operations of the building and can be heard in numerous concerts and shows at Boardwalk Hall. Grace Cathedrals 7,466-pipe Aeolian-Skinner instrument, the Charles B. Alexander Memorial Organ (1934), is one of the first and finest American classic style organs, and is among the largest church organs in the West. ATLANTIC CITY The Historic Organ Restoration Committee is once again giving musicians the chance to play the world-famous pipe organ at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall. (Due to the pandemic, I have temporarily stepped back from volunteering there on Mondays, but still support them financially and should be soon able to resume my weekly work there.). I have been a member of Grace for about nine years and enjoy worship, working and meeting up with the other members. The Midmer-Losh, completed in 1932, is undergoing restoration. My daughter, Sofia, was baptized here on Trinity Sunday, 2016, and we look forward to our sons baptism at Grace once our in-person services resume. 
I am a senior consultant in human resources, strategic management, facilitation, and career development at Torchiana, Inc. Married to Cathy for 50 years with two married daughters and three grandchildren. I loved Sunday School as well as Dr. Halls sermons and became a believer there. I remember Christmas Eve 2007, feeling called by the Spirit to find my religious home, and I have been richly rewarded in the Church of my parents, The Episcopal Church. Like many others this year, I took up bicycling with a renewed vigor and otherwise am cooking or baking for comfort. HORC was formed by the New Jersey Sports and Exhibition Authority on February 13, 2004 for the solicitation of funds for the restoration of the pipe organ(s) of Atlantic City Convention Hall (now Boardwalk Hall). Antoni Scott, of Mt. Not to mention that my family will forever be connected to Grace as I was married here, kids baptized and family interned. Thanks to the sustained interest and generosity of Harrison and his successor Joseph S. Whiteford, additions and minor tonal alterations were made in 1952 and 1956, raising the total to 7,286 pipes. Inc. to celebrate SJAWEs 25, Head on picture of the massive 7-manual console of the Midmer-Losh Opus 5550, on-stage at Historic Boardwalk Hall. The smaller of the two organs in Boardwalk Hall, in Atlantic City, is finally playable after more than a decade of silence.Wednesday, June, 6, 2012. Together across the Diocese we are stronger! I have been an active member of Grace Cathedral since 2016 when I arrived in San Francisco from Boston. We here in New Jersey are blessed to have some wonderful examples of what some refer to as The King of Instruments. Aside from working in the art world, I have enjoyed being an office assistant for an international school, a wine educator in Napa valley and volunteering in animal shelters. One reason is Graces engagement with social justice. I specialize in marketing: community management and events. My spiritual journey began as a Roman Catholic and then was deepened through a Master of Divinity degree at Harvard Divinity School. At Grace I have been part of the Stewardship committee, congregation council, regathering team and a volunteer for various ministries as needed. A list of recitals is available on the website, as well. I have served in the Deanery, the Congregation Council, as acolyte. I also work as a freelance French Horn player and am a founding member/co-director of the wind octet, Nomad Session. Bowie. Grace has been my spiritual home for over fifteen years. South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble & Kimball Organ Concert! I believe Grace Cathedral has a proven and impressive social justice mission. My church was less than a block away, my neighbors included my priest and his family. Currently, the past several years of work have allowed the first 75% of the Ballroom organ and approximately 25% of the Main Auditorium organ to return to functionality. Karma Quick-Panwala was part of the baptism group that Stephanie and I had. Organ Concerts are held in Summer in the Great Auditorium, ALL ORGAN CONCERTS ARE FREE NON -TICKETED EVENTS, A FREEWILL OFFERING WILL BE TAKEN. Momentum is starting to grow to get more Americans vaccinated and stop the spread of the more infectious Delta variant. I was not raised with a religious tradition but was thrilled to find the Episcopal Church as an adult. Certainly, during the pandemic, our reach expanded, and we are known throughout the world for what we offer and what we do: our programs, the care and compassion of our clergy and staff, the services we provide, being a house of prayer to all, and the list goes on. I am a graduate of the Cathedrals Education for Ministry (EfM) program of study and community. Over the last ten years, I have represented Grace to the San Francisco Deanery, having also previously served as Convener of the delegation. I am currently co-chair of Stewardship and a member of the Commission on Ministry of the Diocese of California. As the first child, I was expected from an early age to control my emotions in the midst of chaos and react, if necessary, only after the situation was under control. Im honored to help as best I can to keep the Grace community strong and vibrant. A life very judgmental of your physical actions but blinded to every other aspect of life. We were both embraced by the childrens program. A monthly newsletter about yoga and mind-body offerings. In the Episcopal Church, I have served as acolyte, lector, thurifer, verger, and member of the Congregation Council (at St. Johns Pro-Cathedral in Los Angeles). 2020 was quite a first full year to have returned to San Francisco from Sacramento and to have been elected to the Deanery. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. I earned my B.A. Today, the organ is the fifth-largest in California (by manuals and ranks) and the fiftieth-largest in the world. I currently serve as a physician-researcher and professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco and the San Francisco VA Medical Center. After joining the Grace Cathedral congregation in 1999 with my husband, I have served several times as a Deanery delegate, representing the Cathedral in the Annual Convention of the Diocese. This was the only life we all knew and what we were always told was right in the eyes of God. The words of the women in my family held water and their presence was treated with great respect. I am an attorney for the State of California, working in environmental and public utilities law. Tulsa, Oklahoma 4 pm on Sunday, August 7, 2022. Its my pleasure to run for the Cathedrals Deanery Delegation once again. Tickets cost $10, with funds contributing to the organs restoration, and can be purchased at boardwalkorgans.org. Im interested in working together to welcome into community our siblings who have been excluded or hurt by churches, and our many spiritual, not religious neighbors in San Francisco. If elected, it would be my honor to serve. I currently work in operations at a San Francisco-based startup, so unless love or money pull me back to NYC, Ill be here for a while. Elsewhere in the Diocese, I have served on Executive Council, the Commission on Ministry, the Task Force on Disability and Deaf Access, and on the General Convention Deputation. I felt peace and it was like I never had even left the church. Although I must say my mother always preached spirituality over physical appearance and I would later in life be shaped by her views of Christianity, after my rebellious years. Im two years in now and am the convenor. During my childhood, my parents moved several more times, to Atherton, Menlo Park, and then Mountain View. In addition to the actual physical restoration of the instruments, HORC seeks to educate and increase awareness of the unique importance of these instruments as irreplaceable national treasures through programming and tours throughout the year. I was a good student and went east to Smith College, attending their chapel services regularly. And although all of those pipes arent working, it sounds better than it has in a long time. I currently work at SFMOMA as a part of the Visitor Experience Team. Don't knowingly lie about anyone that is degrading to another person.Be Proactive. The Cathedrals main organ was built by the Aeolian-Skinner Company in 1934. If youd like to know more about the organ and its restoration, and also recitals and tours throughout other parts of the year, check out boardwalkorgans.org. Past Grace Cathedral trustee, member of Congregation Council, Chair of legacy/planned giving, Chair of stewardship, Stephen Ministry Leader and 4-year graduate of Education for Ministry among others. (renews at {{format_dollars}}{{start_price}}{{format_cents}}/month + tax). Enter to win Atlantic City overnight stays and more! You have permission to edit this article. Likewise, I believe the youth and families of Grace are one of its greatest treasures and I have been both a Youth Group and Grace Quest Leader. Jean, her husband Mike, and their active two-year-old son, Nicholas, live in the Bayview district with their dog, Sadie, and cat. racist or sexually-oriented language.PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.Don't Threaten. Well, it hasnt been the same since. If re-elected and as a member of a dedicated team, it will be my privilege to continue representing Grace Cathedral at Diocesan Convention, quarterly deanery meetings at both SF and Contra Costa deaneries and in my long-standing visits to our DioCal parishes, missions and institutions while cultivating new and existing relationships. 1959. Ive happily been a member of Grace Cathedral for the last 3.5 years, and its brought great joy and revelation in my life, and Im so thankful to serve with you. I have memories of our response to the AIDS crisis in the 80s, pre- and post-Labyrinth installations, and while we have never been perfect, our persistent efforts to face and respond to key issues such as homelessness, social justice and climate change are making a difference. For the last four years, Ive been the coordinator of the docents (officially, the Guild of St. Martin), a group of people who love telling visitors about this amazing place. I attend the Vesper Light service. I live in San Francisco with my spouse and overly-bonded dog, Max. A great learning experience that shaped both my world and political views. In 2010, the organ underwent a major restoration to ensure its viability for another 75 years. This skill would, later on, be beneficial in my role as Student Union President (first female to hold the position) and later the National Secretary. I look forward to continuing those relationships, and to the shared ministries the deanery supports in our City and diocese, in the work our delegation does in deanery meetings and diocesan conventions. Sign up for a digital subscription to The Press of Atlantic City now and take advantage of a great offer. I enjoy reading, writing, painting and being out in nature- hiking, camping and always with a notebook in my pack. I was a choir boy growing up, so I loved the singing at Grace, the organ, the beautiful stained glass, the sermons and familiar structure of the service. Professionally, own and manage a global, retail, travel company (franchise). 2020 has been such a challenging year for all of us and I hope to serve on the Congregation Council as we reinvent Grace going forward. View the specifications of the Grace Cathedral organs here. The Midmer-Losh Organ at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall is the worlds largest pipe organ, or for that matter, musical instrument on earth, with 33,112 pipes, and its massive 7-manual console. Timothy Hoag, convention hall organist and member of the Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ Society, in the swell chamber of the The Midner-Losh pipe organ, in the East Hall, Tuesday 11/3/98. Sign up for our newsletter to keep reading. Keep it Clean. 
Check out our Facebook page for updates on the restoration! My family dynamic is different from the traditional family dynamic where the men are automatically in control. Every Wednesday at 10:00 AM. It is my pleasure to run for the Cathedrals Deanery delegation once more. You can cancel at any time. Coupled with strong business acumen and the ability to understand the needs of a community, I aim to continue to nurture the relationships with the diocese community and develop effective strategies to accomplish the goals of the deanery delegates. The Curators Tour will take place every Wednesday. I also represent the Diocese as a Deputy to the General Convention of The Episcopal Church, where I am co-chairing the legislative committee on clergy discipline. the summer 2022 Season! In that capacity, I serve as the Parliamentarian of the Convention and as chair of the Dioceses Committee on Canons. SFTech4Good is a Meetup focused on how technology is used to further social change. When Im not doing any of the above I love a good cup of coffee, hiking, reading books, exploring new restaurants, and rich conversations with friends. Its great having meetings with lay members and clergy from other churches and taking part in the annual Diocesan Convention. in English from the UC Davis and an MBA from the Marshall School of Business at the USC. My current work as a physician-researcher is to eliminate healthcare disparities and ensure health equity for all. But for 2022 I look forward to building connections as we safely return to activities beyond screens and hope to contribute to church governance. I earned a B.A. The Midmer-Losh, completed in 1932, is undergoing restoration. Monday through Friday starting on Tuesday May 31 we will be back to having daily recitals all summer for the first time since 2019. HORC seeks to demonstrate the singular capabilities of the unique musical treasures of Boardwalk Hall and raise awareness for the need for additional funds to complete the project of the restoration of both organs to their original musical capabilities.
This division of pipes is located in the rear gallery of the auditorium, 300 feet from the main (front) organ. The Midmer-Losh, completed in 1932, is undergoing restoration. HORC will continue to promote an increase of tourist interest and awareness of what has recently best been described as The Sonic Mt. I became involved with Grace Cathedral in October 2019 when I started attending the Vine. Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. 2020 was quite a first full year to have returned to San Francisco from Sacramento and to have been elected to the Deanery and 2021 was personally very hard as I know it was for so many. The Flight of I currently serve on the stewardship committee. I am a board member of the Leo T. McCarthy Center for Public Service and the Common Good, and a past board member of the American Himalayan Foundation, the San Francisco Maritime Museum, as well as several arts organizations. each comment to let us know of abusive posts.Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness I am outgoing and relish opportunities to forge relationships (even through zoom nowadays) that build to become part of a bigger picture strategy. Membership & Events Coordinator, Scott D. Banks, leading a school tour of the instrument's mighty seven manual console. I am an attorney for the State of California, working in environmental and public utilities law. While in university, I served on the National Church Student Board, founded a dining program for the hungry, and served as the youth leader for the Cathedral for the Diocese of Kansas. My husband Tom and I live alongside a menagerie including three dogs, a cat, a horse, future chickens and two adult children who wander through with alarming regularity. I am an avid reader, and prefer non-fiction and long-form journalism rather than fiction. Since 1908 the organ has undergone several rebuilding projects. I am a management consultant and have spent the last 13 years as a Partner at Glenbrook, a payments and financial technology consulting firm. These instruments are slowly, but surely returning to the daily operations of the building and can be heard in numerous concerts and shows at Boardwalk Hall. Grace Cathedrals 7,466-pipe Aeolian-Skinner instrument, the Charles B. Alexander Memorial Organ (1934), is one of the first and finest American classic style organs, and is among the largest church organs in the West. ATLANTIC CITY The Historic Organ Restoration Committee is once again giving musicians the chance to play the world-famous pipe organ at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall. (Due to the pandemic, I have temporarily stepped back from volunteering there on Mondays, but still support them financially and should be soon able to resume my weekly work there.). I have been a member of Grace for about nine years and enjoy worship, working and meeting up with the other members. The Midmer-Losh, completed in 1932, is undergoing restoration. My daughter, Sofia, was baptized here on Trinity Sunday, 2016, and we look forward to our sons baptism at Grace once our in-person services resume. I am a senior consultant in human resources, strategic management, facilitation, and career development at Torchiana, Inc. Married to Cathy for 50 years with two married daughters and three grandchildren. I loved Sunday School as well as Dr. Halls sermons and became a believer there. I remember Christmas Eve 2007, feeling called by the Spirit to find my religious home, and I have been richly rewarded in the Church of my parents, The Episcopal Church. Like many others this year, I took up bicycling with a renewed vigor and otherwise am cooking or baking for comfort. HORC was formed by the New Jersey Sports and Exhibition Authority on February 13, 2004 for the solicitation of funds for the restoration of the pipe organ(s) of Atlantic City Convention Hall (now Boardwalk Hall). Antoni Scott, of Mt. Not to mention that my family will forever be connected to Grace as I was married here, kids baptized and family interned. Thanks to the sustained interest and generosity of Harrison and his successor Joseph S. Whiteford, additions and minor tonal alterations were made in 1952 and 1956, raising the total to 7,286 pipes. Inc. to celebrate SJAWEs 25, Head on picture of the massive 7-manual console of the Midmer-Losh Opus 5550, on-stage at Historic Boardwalk Hall. The smaller of the two organs in Boardwalk Hall, in Atlantic City, is finally playable after more than a decade of silence.Wednesday, June, 6, 2012. Together across the Diocese we are stronger! I have been an active member of Grace Cathedral since 2016 when I arrived in San Francisco from Boston. We here in New Jersey are blessed to have some wonderful examples of what some refer to as The King of Instruments. Aside from working in the art world, I have enjoyed being an office assistant for an international school, a wine educator in Napa valley and volunteering in animal shelters. One reason is Graces engagement with social justice. I specialize in marketing: community management and events. My spiritual journey began as a Roman Catholic and then was deepened through a Master of Divinity degree at Harvard Divinity School. At Grace I have been part of the Stewardship committee, congregation council, regathering team and a volunteer for various ministries as needed. A list of recitals is available on the website, as well. I have served in the Deanery, the Congregation Council, as acolyte. I also work as a freelance French Horn player and am a founding member/co-director of the wind octet, Nomad Session. Bowie. Grace has been my spiritual home for over fifteen years. South Jersey Area Wind Ensemble & Kimball Organ Concert! I believe Grace Cathedral has a proven and impressive social justice mission. My church was less than a block away, my neighbors included my priest and his family. Currently, the past several years of work have allowed the first 75% of the Ballroom organ and approximately 25% of the Main Auditorium organ to return to functionality. Karma Quick-Panwala was part of the baptism group that Stephanie and I had. Organ Concerts are held in Summer in the Great Auditorium, ALL ORGAN CONCERTS ARE FREE NON -TICKETED EVENTS, A FREEWILL OFFERING WILL BE TAKEN. Momentum is starting to grow to get more Americans vaccinated and stop the spread of the more infectious Delta variant. I was not raised with a religious tradition but was thrilled to find the Episcopal Church as an adult. Certainly, during the pandemic, our reach expanded, and we are known throughout the world for what we offer and what we do: our programs, the care and compassion of our clergy and staff, the services we provide, being a house of prayer to all, and the list goes on. I am a graduate of the Cathedrals Education for Ministry (EfM) program of study and community. Over the last ten years, I have represented Grace to the San Francisco Deanery, having also previously served as Convener of the delegation. I am currently co-chair of Stewardship and a member of the Commission on Ministry of the Diocese of California. As the first child, I was expected from an early age to control my emotions in the midst of chaos and react, if necessary, only after the situation was under control. Im honored to help as best I can to keep the Grace community strong and vibrant. A life very judgmental of your physical actions but blinded to every other aspect of life. We were both embraced by the childrens program. A monthly newsletter about yoga and mind-body offerings. In the Episcopal Church, I have served as acolyte, lector, thurifer, verger, and member of the Congregation Council (at St. Johns Pro-Cathedral in Los Angeles). 2020 was quite a first full year to have returned to San Francisco from Sacramento and to have been elected to the Deanery. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. I earned my B.A. Today, the organ is the fifth-largest in California (by manuals and ranks) and the fiftieth-largest in the world. I currently serve as a physician-researcher and professor of medicine at the University of California San Francisco and the San Francisco VA Medical Center. After joining the Grace Cathedral congregation in 1999 with my husband, I have served several times as a Deanery delegate, representing the Cathedral in the Annual Convention of the Diocese. This was the only life we all knew and what we were always told was right in the eyes of God. The words of the women in my family held water and their presence was treated with great respect. I am an attorney for the State of California, working in environmental and public utilities law. Tulsa, Oklahoma 4 pm on Sunday, August 7, 2022. Its my pleasure to run for the Cathedrals Deanery Delegation once again. Tickets cost $10, with funds contributing to the organs restoration, and can be purchased at boardwalkorgans.org. Im interested in working together to welcome into community our siblings who have been excluded or hurt by churches, and our many spiritual, not religious neighbors in San Francisco. If elected, it would be my honor to serve. I currently work in operations at a San Francisco-based startup, so unless love or money pull me back to NYC, Ill be here for a while. Elsewhere in the Diocese, I have served on Executive Council, the Commission on Ministry, the Task Force on Disability and Deaf Access, and on the General Convention Deputation. I felt peace and it was like I never had even left the church. Although I must say my mother always preached spirituality over physical appearance and I would later in life be shaped by her views of Christianity, after my rebellious years. Im two years in now and am the convenor. During my childhood, my parents moved several more times, to Atherton, Menlo Park, and then Mountain View. In addition to the actual physical restoration of the instruments, HORC seeks to educate and increase awareness of the unique importance of these instruments as irreplaceable national treasures through programming and tours throughout the year. I was a good student and went east to Smith College, attending their chapel services regularly. And although all of those pipes arent working, it sounds better than it has in a long time. I currently work at SFMOMA as a part of the Visitor Experience Team. Don't knowingly lie about anyone that is degrading to another person.Be Proactive. The Cathedrals main organ was built by the Aeolian-Skinner Company in 1934. If youd like to know more about the organ and its restoration, and also recitals and tours throughout other parts of the year, check out boardwalkorgans.org. Past Grace Cathedral trustee, member of Congregation Council, Chair of legacy/planned giving, Chair of stewardship, Stephen Ministry Leader and 4-year graduate of Education for Ministry among others. (renews at {{format_dollars}}{{start_price}}{{format_cents}}/month + tax). Enter to win Atlantic City overnight stays and more! You have permission to edit this article. Likewise, I believe the youth and families of Grace are one of its greatest treasures and I have been both a Youth Group and Grace Quest Leader. Jean, her husband Mike, and their active two-year-old son, Nicholas, live in the Bayview district with their dog, Sadie, and cat. racist or sexually-oriented language.PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.Don't Threaten. Well, it hasnt been the same since. If re-elected and as a member of a dedicated team, it will be my privilege to continue representing Grace Cathedral at Diocesan Convention, quarterly deanery meetings at both SF and Contra Costa deaneries and in my long-standing visits to our DioCal parishes, missions and institutions while cultivating new and existing relationships. 1959. Ive happily been a member of Grace Cathedral for the last 3.5 years, and its brought great joy and revelation in my life, and Im so thankful to serve with you. I have memories of our response to the AIDS crisis in the 80s, pre- and post-Labyrinth installations, and while we have never been perfect, our persistent efforts to face and respond to key issues such as homelessness, social justice and climate change are making a difference. For the last four years, Ive been the coordinator of the docents (officially, the Guild of St. Martin), a group of people who love telling visitors about this amazing place. I attend the Vesper Light service. I live in San Francisco with my spouse and overly-bonded dog, Max. A great learning experience that shaped both my world and political views. In 2010, the organ underwent a major restoration to ensure its viability for another 75 years. This skill would, later on, be beneficial in my role as Student Union President (first female to hold the position) and later the National Secretary. I look forward to continuing those relationships, and to the shared ministries the deanery supports in our City and diocese, in the work our delegation does in deanery meetings and diocesan conventions. Sign up for a digital subscription to The Press of Atlantic City now and take advantage of a great offer. I enjoy reading, writing, painting and being out in nature- hiking, camping and always with a notebook in my pack. I was a choir boy growing up, so I loved the singing at Grace, the organ, the beautiful stained glass, the sermons and familiar structure of the service. Professionally, own and manage a global, retail, travel company (franchise). 2020 has been such a challenging year for all of us and I hope to serve on the Congregation Council as we reinvent Grace going forward. View the specifications of the Grace Cathedral organs here. The Midmer-Losh Organ at Jim Whelan Boardwalk Hall is the worlds largest pipe organ, or for that matter, musical instrument on earth, with 33,112 pipes, and its massive 7-manual console. Timothy Hoag, convention hall organist and member of the Atlantic City Convention Hall Organ Society, in the swell chamber of the The Midner-Losh pipe organ, in the East Hall, Tuesday 11/3/98. Sign up for our newsletter to keep reading. Keep it Clean. Check out our Facebook page for updates on the restoration! My family dynamic is different from the traditional family dynamic where the men are automatically in control. Every Wednesday at 10:00 AM. It is my pleasure to run for the Cathedrals Deanery delegation once more. You can cancel at any time. Coupled with strong business acumen and the ability to understand the needs of a community, I aim to continue to nurture the relationships with the diocese community and develop effective strategies to accomplish the goals of the deanery delegates. The Curators Tour will take place every Wednesday. I also represent the Diocese as a Deputy to the General Convention of The Episcopal Church, where I am co-chairing the legislative committee on clergy discipline. the summer 2022 Season! In that capacity, I serve as the Parliamentarian of the Convention and as chair of the Dioceses Committee on Canons. SFTech4Good is a Meetup focused on how technology is used to further social change. When Im not doing any of the above I love a good cup of coffee, hiking, reading books, exploring new restaurants, and rich conversations with friends. Its great having meetings with lay members and clergy from other churches and taking part in the annual Diocesan Convention. in English from the UC Davis and an MBA from the Marshall School of Business at the USC. My current work as a physician-researcher is to eliminate healthcare disparities and ensure health equity for all. But for 2022 I look forward to building connections as we safely return to activities beyond screens and hope to contribute to church governance. I earned a B.A. The Midmer-Losh, completed in 1932, is undergoing restoration. Monday through Friday starting on Tuesday May 31 we will be back to having daily recitals all summer for the first time since 2019. HORC seeks to demonstrate the singular capabilities of the unique musical treasures of Boardwalk Hall and raise awareness for the need for additional funds to complete the project of the restoration of both organs to their original musical capabilities.