The Vestry: St. Aidan’s Elected Leadership

Rachel Hayashi, Sr. Warden

Families and children are what drew me to St. Aidan's during the 1970's when my children were of school age. I wanted Sunday school activities for them. St. Aidan's is a warm and friendly parish with beautiful grounds.  The outdoors is my passion.

Pam Finley, Clerk

We loved the rector who was here when we came, the inspiring music from the organist and choir, and the beauty and dignity of the worship service. The congregation is very friendly and welcoming and focused on helping those in need.  It is not a large congregation, but it seems there is always someone who has the knowledge, skills, and willingness to do whatever needs to be done.  And, we have great coffee hours.

Cheryle Gardiner, Altar Guild

I was attracted to St. Aidan’s because of the warm friendliness of the congregation and being welcomed into the life of the parish. We welcome everyone at St. Aidan’s without regard to race, language, age, gender, sexual orientation or identity, physical or mental abilities, or economic level - no exceptions! At St. Aidan’s we take seriously our baptismal vow to respect the dignity of every human being.

John Gurney, Communications

What first drew me to St. Aidan’s was simply the people.  Such a welcoming and warm group of parishioners.  After our first visit I knew I had found my church home and was here to stay.

The world should know that St. Aidan’s welcomes everyone.  And when I say everyone I mean everyone.  There is no other way to say it other than simply “St. Aidan’s truly welcomes all”.  I think it is one of our greatest attributes.

Patrick Hoye, Junior Warden

I came to St. Aidan’s when my mother was attending . I liked the people and the worship services.

I would like the world to know that we truly care about those we come in contact with, and want to share with them what we have here.