Clergy & Staff

 

 The Rev. Nordon Winger, Rector

                                                                                                                                                                           

                                                            

   The Rev. Nordon Winger is an Episcopal priest who

   has served churches in three dioceses.  Fr. Winger is

   a graduate of Pacific Union College (B.A.), Andrews

   University (M Div.), and the Church Divinity School of

   the Pacific (C.A.S.).  In his prior diocesan experience,

   he has served on Diocesan Commissions on Ministry,

   Commissions on Liturgy and Music and Academic

   Committees.  He has been happily married to

   Christine  for more than 30 years and they have three

                                                adult children.  Fr. Winger began his ministry at Good

Shepherd of the Hills in December 2010.

 

The Rev. Jack Robertson, Deacon

 

He was ordained a Vocational Deacon by Bishop Smith, Diocese of Arizona, in January 2008, after completing a 2-yr Diocesan Diaconate candidate training program.  Jack’s ministries at GSH and the Diocese include:  EFM Mentor, Outreach Committee, African mission projects, Diocesan Border Issues Program Group, Heart-to-Heart ministries, GSH Men’s Group, pastoral care, liturgical assistance, Valley Interfaith Project, Cursillo, and assistance with GSH adult Christian Ed and Children’s Chapel programs.  He has been an Episcopalian all his life and has served in almost every role the church has to offer in several parishes and Dioceses. He and Jeanie have 4 adult children and 6 grandchildren.  When he is not consulting or “Deaconing”, Jack likes to pursue his love of photography, play with their 3 dogs, hike, and travel.

 

EunKyung Suh-Lee, Director of Music

 

Eunkyung Suh is a native of South Korea and her interest in Music began at an early age. While in Korea, she studied composition, organ and piano, and was also a member of the Hand bell choir and the Bach Choir. Since the time she was young, she had the role of Church Pianist/Organist, and the music and church became a part of her life quite naturally. She has always considered the church to be her second home. As a church musician with fifteen years experience, she has extensive training and experience on the organ, piano, carillon, Harpsichord and as a conductor. In addition to music she has been active as a community volunteer, and she would be interested in helping in the ministry of the church in whatever ways seem appropriate.  As a committed Christian she has a deep interest in furthering the spiritual growth of the ensembles and ministry areas that she leads.

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She earned her B.A degree in Church music and Organ Performance from Keimyung University in Korea. She holds a Master of Arts degree in University of Portland and studied church music and organ/carillon from University of Kansas. Currently, Eunkyung is a DMA student in Organ Performance at ASU.

 

Debi Murphy, Director of Children's Ministry

                                                                            

                                                                                                                                                                  

   Debi is a second generation native of Phoenix.  She

   attended Christian Schools until college where she

   went to the University of Arizona.  She graduated in

   1993 majoring in Merchandising and Fashion

   Promotion.  Debi has been teaching in Christian

   Schools for the past 3 + years.  During that time

   she wrote and conducted a religious curriculum for

   2-6 year old children.  Currently, Debi lives in North

   Phoenix with her husband, Kevin and their two

   daughters, Molly and Abby.                                                              

 

 

Caroline Nagle, Parish Administrator

 

   Caroline is originally from the Chicago area and

   moved to Phoenix a few years ago.  She has been

   employed at various churches while living in Illinois,

   Wisconsin and Arizona.  She enjoys volunteer

   work and is currently active in outreach programs

   in her home church such as teaching a religious

   course for third grade, conducting retreats for both

   children and adults and participating in various

   fundraising events in the Phoenix area.  Caroline

   is married to Mike and they have 3 children, Chris

   and his wife Amanda, Caitlin and Megan.