All Saints' Church
Princeton, NJ

Clergy

Rev. Dr. George Rambow
Rector
George grew up in Houston, TX and received his BA in music from the University of North Texas. Throughout high school and his first few years of college, George was an atheist. The summer before his junior year, God changed his life, leading him to follow Christ quite literally around the globe by serving on short term mission trips to Mexico, Russia, and South Korea. After graduating from UNT, George worked as a music director at a church in Denton, TX, where he met his future wife, Emily. A year after their wedding, the Rambows moved to Argentina, where they served as missionaries for four years.
After returning to the United States, George and Emily moved to Princeton, where George earned both his MDiv and PhD (in the history of Christianity) at Princeton Theological Seminary. In 2019, on the Feast of the Presentation, George was ordained to the priesthood at All Saints’ Episcopal Church. Later that year, he and his family moved to Starkville, MS, where George served as the Episcopal Chaplain to Mississippi State University and Assistant Priest at the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection. In 2023, George gratefully and joyfully accepted a call to return to Princeton and serve as the rector of All Saints’. George heartily enjoys (more or less equally) adventure, food, stories, music, fresh mountain air, and casual or profound conversation (about almost anything). He and Emily have two wonderful daughters and a quirky sheepadoodle.

Rev. Canon Joan E. Fleming
Priest Associate
Born and educated in England, Joan came initially to Princeton in 1961, engaged to John V. Fleming, with whom she has now racked up 54 years of married life. At first resistant to the idea of women priests, she nevertheless felt drawn to enter seminary in the mid-70s, and by the time of graduation in 1979 had begun to entertain thoughts of entering the priesthood—only to have to give priority instead to the unexpected arrival of a third child. By 1986, however, she was ordained deacon and entered parish ministry.

Rev. Dr. Karl F. Morrison
Priest Associate
Karl Morrison entered the priesthood during a career as a scholar-teacher and has continued to serve in a bi-vocational ministry. While appointed as Lessing Professor of History and Poetics at Rutgers-New Brunswick, and a parishioner at All Saints’, he began discussions about ordained ministry These led to his ordination as deacon in the Diocese of New Jersey, first as deacon (1998) and a year later as priest. Since ordination, he has served as curate at Christ Church, New Brunswick, priest-in-charge at St. Michael’s Chapel, Rutgers (New Brunswick-Piscataway), priest associate of All Saints’ Sisters of the Poor in Oxford, England, and priest associate at All Saints’.
Rev. Megan Thomas
Priest Associate

All Saints was Megan's home church when she moved to Princeton in 1983. She sang in the choir, taught Sunday School, served on Vestry and was a Senior Warden. All Saints sponsored Megan for ordination to the priesthood. She attended New Brunswick Theological Seminary, a seminary of the Reformed Church in America located in New Brunswick, New Jersey, but received her M. Div. from General Theological Seminary. In 2014 she was ordained to the priesthood by The Right Reverend William (Chip) Stokes, Bishop of New Jersey. Megan had a bi-vocational ministry, serving as priest-in-charge of St. Luke's in Ewing and of counsel to the law firm of Stevens & Lee, until 2023 when she retired both from parish ministry and her law practice. Nevertheless, Megan remains busy in retirement, supplying for other congregations within the Diocese, and consulting for her former law firm, as well as traveling and having fun with her grandchildren. With her husband, Tom Bodenberg, she volunteers weekly for the Franklin Food Bank. In addition, Megan leads worship at an assisted living facility in Bridgewater every Thursday morning. She is a member of "Project Resource," which is the Diocese of NJ's Stewardship Commission. She and Tom live in Griggstown near the D&R Canal.
Staff

Kevin O'Malia
Organist & Director of Music
Kevin J. O’Malia holds Bachelor’s Degree Master’s degrees, with honors, from Westminster Choir College of Rider University. His concentrations of study were in organ, choral conducting and church music history. Mr. O’Malia is also extremely active as an instructor, as an adjunct professor at several colleges, and as frequent clinician for the American Guild of Organists and the Royal School of Church Music in America.

Priscilla Bostock
Parish Administrator

Brian Kirby
Sexton

Lois Laverty
Director of Music, Emeritus
Lois Laverty has enjoyed a triple musical career as singer, college professor and church musician. As a lyric soprano she has performed at home and abroad in opera, oratorio, concert, recital and church. Her teaching career spanned 34 years at Michigan State University and at Westminster Choir College, her alma mater. She has led music in churches in Richmond VA, East Lansing MI, Vienna, Austria; and lastly for 19 years at All Saints’, Princeton, retiring in 1998.