Leadership

Father Greg was born and raised in Atlanta Georgia. He and his wife Stephanie lived and served in North Carolina and Pennsylvania prior to relocating to the Fort Worth area. He received his Anglican theological education at Trinity School for Ministry in Pittsburgh and Nashotah House Theological Seminary in Wisconsin. Father Greg brings an extensive background, specializing in addiction counseling, pastoral care and outreach ministry in both the aviation and military community. As a bi-vocational priest, Father Greg continues to work as Chief Flight Controller and Senior Chaplain at American Airlines where he also pastors the “IOC Monday Ministry” an outreach ministry he planted to serve the employees of American Airlines. Father Greg also serves as the DAC Representative overseeing Christian Ministries at American Airlines and is the Executive Director of DFW Airport Chaplaincy, where he also celebrates weekly and special masses at DFW Airports Main D Chapel. 

During this season as we are searching for our next Rector, Father Greg will be serving as our Interim, with charge of all pastoral care and liturgies. 

Father Greg can be contacted via text at (412) 721-7128

Keith Cartlidge

Senior Warden

During this time of transition, responsibility for property and finances, and selecting our new Rector, lies with the Vestry.  As Senior Warden, Keith Cartlidge carries primary responsibility and is happy to assist with your questions or concerns in matters temporal.

Email Keith at keith@keithcartlidge.com

Eric Stewart

Junior Warden

Andy Freeman

Vestry Member

Barbara Fleming

Vestry Member

Julie Williams

Vestry Member

Mike Risk

Vestry Member

Sarah Nash

Vestry Member

Susan Jacobs

Vestry Member

Troy Peterson

Vestry Member

Jennifer, a Texas native, graduated from Texas A&M. She’s married with three daughters. She’s worked at St Barnabas since 2016, loves her job, and is happy to help find answers to your questions.

Email Jennifer at office@stbarnabas.us

Ed graduated 1976 summa cum laude from Trinity University in San Antonio with a Bachelor’s degree in fine arts (painting and drawing). He has enjoyed a 25 year career in computer programming and systems design followed by a 20 year career running his own artist business painting murals and other works in the homes of the rich and famous.  He studied organ at San Antonio Junior College and subsequently with various private teachers. He holds the Service Playing (SPC) and Colleague (CAGO) certifications awarded by the American Guild of Organists (AGO) after passing comprehensive juried performance examinations. He has served as a church organist for various denominations since 1970.  He has served on the board of directors for the Fort Worth Chapter of the American Guild of Organists and continues to serve the AGO in various capacities, especially mentoring young organists to jump start their careers as church organists. The organ and its music became a passion upon discovering his maternal grandmother’s parlor “pump” organ and playing it during his childhood. He has an electronic digital organ in his home with four manual keyboards and full pedal board with organ stops digitally recorded from the grand pipe organ at Hereford Cathedral in England.

Email Ed at ackermannstudio@sbcglobal.net