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Rev. Donald Wachenschwanz
Interim Minister of Worship
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Rev. Donald Wachenschwanz (often referred to as Rev. Donald) lives in Prescott, Ontario. He is an Ordained Minister of the United Church of Canada and a designated Interim Minister (M&O Conference). Rev. Donald starts his interim work at St. Paul's in September 2011. |
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Joanne Lucas
Office Administrator
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Joanne began her Administrative position with St. Paul's in March of 2010. She was born in Perth and grew up locally, attending college in Ottawa after graduating with honours from St. John High School. Joanne has over 15 years experience in administration and was previously employed at the Ottawa Civic Hospital and Trader Media Corporation. Always ready to help with a cheerful smile, Joanne feels blessed to be working within the St. Paul's family. |
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Brad Mills, B.MUS., A.R.C.C.O.
Director of Music |
Brad began as director of music at St. Paul's in 1979 while he was still a student at Queen's University. Following his graduation with a BMUS degree, he continued his music studies and earned his ARCCO and ARCT, winning the silver medal. At Queen's he had directed several musical theatre productions and he brought these skills to Perth becoming music director for the first, and many subsequent, Perth Community Choir musical theatre productions. At St. Paul's he has led adult, youth, and children's choirs and also community choirs and has directed a multitude of concerts including productions of The Creation, Elijah, Messiah, The Fauré Requiem, African Sanctus, and Trial by Jury. Brad has recently retired from a teaching position at Carleton Place High School and plays in the Perth Citizens Band.
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Nathan Carroll
Custodian |
Nathan started working at St Paul's in Dec. 1987 shortly after arriving in Canada having served several years overseas in the mission field.
He says "Time passes quickly here at St Paul's as there is always plenty to do. With all the different activities that go on during the week, every day means something new.
My missionary work was completely different from what I am doing now, but as I am now working in two of the largest and active churches in Perth I can say without a doubt that the work of the Lord is never done." | |
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