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All Saints' Church
Princeton, NJ
Clergy
Rev. Jane Milliken Hague
Interim Rector
I am delighted to be called to serve as Interim Rector of All Saints. In the next year or so together with God’s help, we will navigate the transition from Father Hugh to your next rector. I am from the Diocese of Washington but have served in different ministries in Annapolis,
Maryland; Hanover, New Hampshire, and Washington DC. Most recently, I have served as the Temporary Priest in Charge for St Mary’s Episcopal Church in Falmouth, Maine. I graduated from Virginia Theological Seminary many years ago but stepped away from ministry to raise my family. Between diapers, PTA, and then lacrosse games, I was a professional gardener and founded Garden Grooming, a company which maintains civic and residential
gardens in the Washington DC area.
Since 2011, in my ordained ministry, I have worked as a senior associate in large churches and now as an interim and hold numerous certifications in topics related to church management.
Rev. Canon Joan E. Fleming
Priest Associate
(Supply Priest)
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. Canon Jack Belmont
Priest Associate
(Supply Priest)
Jack Belmont, a lifelong Episcopalian, was born and raised in Ewing Township, New Jersey. He graduated from Rider University in 1968 with a B.A. in Secondary Ed., and from the Philadelphia Divinity School with an M.Div. in 1971. He was ordained to the Priesthood in October of 1971 at Trinity Cathedral, Trenton. He received the degree of Master of Sacred Theology from New York Theological Seminary in 1981 with a specialty in Pastoral Counseling. He served at St. Andrew’s, Camden and St. Luke’s, Gladstone prior to being called as Rector of St. Matthew’s, Pennington in 1976, where he served for 37 years until his retirement in June of 2013.
Rev. Dr. Karl F. Morrison
Priest Associate
(Volunteer)
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’.
Staff
Gloria Kierniesky
Parish Administrator
Coming soon...
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. He currently lives in Lawrenceville with his husband Tom and their dogs, Riley and Brian.
Rev. Maddy Patterson
Director of Children & Youth Ministries
The Reverend Maddy Patterson, ordained 3 years ago in the Reformed Church in America, has been a member of ASC since 1976. She earned a MBA from Rutgers Newark and worked as an accountant for 40 years before turning to the ministry. Maddy and Roland together have 4 grown children and live in Cranbury, NJ. Their great passion is youth ministry, at which they have been working for 17 years, both as youth leaders and as teachers. Their other enthusiasms are for choir and for drama ministry, bringing the stories to life to make them accessible.
Brian Kirby
Sexton
Brian Kirby was born and raised in Trenton, New Jersey and graduated from Trenton Central High School. He is gifted in writing songs and poetry and has written several for All Saints’ Church including, "16 All Saints Road," "Early Morning Service," and "He's Pastor Hugh E. Brown." He also enjoys playing the acoustic guitar. Several years ago, he started doing odd jobs for All Saints’ and was later hired as the Sexton. As Sexton, he cares for the cleanliness of the buildings and grounds and is always willing to help out wherever else he is needed!
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.