Clergy and staff
![]() | The Rev. Elaine Breckenridge |
![]() | The Rev. Nels Moller Mr. Moller joined St. David's in 2006. Ordained in 1994, he is now retired and serves as an assistant priest. He previously served as priest for 12 years at Trinity Memorial in Rupert, Idaho and St. James in Burley, Idaho. A native Idahoan, he is trained in electrical engineering and also operated his family's farm for 25 years, raising field crops and sheep. |
![]() | The Rev. Dr. Finn Pond, TSSF Dr. Pond was ordained a deacon in 2002 at St. David's. He is a professor in the Biology Department at Whitworth University, where he teaches and conducts research in molecular biology. He is a third-order Franciscan. Finn encourages St. David's members to take a thoughtful and respectful Christian approach to environmental issues. |
![]() | The Rev. Gaye Lagana Mrs. Lagana was ordained a deacon in 2008 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Gaye completed spiritual direction training at Gonzaga University in May 2004, and provides a spiritual direction ministry at St. David's. She has participated in a practice of authentic movement, focusing on meditations and the witnessing aspects of relationships, for more than 15 years. She coordinates St. Davids' pastoral care groups, and serves as a mentor for EfM. |
![]() | The Rev. Char Mills Mrs. Mills was ordained a deacon in 2010 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. She has a heart for outreach mission, particularly in relation to the Millennium Development Goals. She leads St. David's involvement with the Holy Trinity Dinner Table and Caritas Outreach Ministries, and coordinates our prayer groups Char has volunteered for Habitat for Humanity, serving on the board and helping with construction of many homes. She previously worked with runaway youth and with the Alternative to Domestic Violence Program at the YWCA. |
![]() | The Rev. Helen Biggers Mrs. Biggers was ordained a deacon in 2002 at St. David's, after a long career in nursing. Helen's calling is to pastoral ministry. She retired from active duty as a deacon early in 2011, to care for her husband. |
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