The Rev. Maryann D. Younger, Rector,
is a second-career priest. Much of her working life has been dedicated to Montessori-style children’s education and nonprofit leadership, and fittingly she describes herself as “a guide on the side, not a sage on the stage.” Before hearing the call to ordained ministry and attending seminary, Maryann spent many years as a lay leader whose responsibilities included pastoral care, preaching, designing worship, and empowering lay ministers. Maryann was ordained a Transitional Deacon in 2019, and after graduating from The General Theological Seminary in 2020, she was ordained to the Priesthood. Maryann is a full-time staff member and works Sunday to Thursday. maryann@stphilipsdurham.org

The Rev. Gabe Lamazares, Associate Rector, joined St. Philip’s in January 2021. Since his ordination as a priest in 2011, he has served congregations in Portland (Oregon), Manhattan, and Queens. He attended the General Theological Seminary for his Master of Divinity and Boston College for his Bachelor of Arts degree. As Associate Rector, he plans and leads Adult Formation and shares Pastoral Care responsibilities with the other clergy. Gabe is a full-time staff member and works Sunday to Thursday. gabe@stphilipsdurham.org

The Rev. John Campbell, Interim Associate Priest, joined St. Philip’s staff in January 2024 and will be serving with us through the spring of 2024. John was ordained in 2020 and served as rector at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Bellville, TX. He formerly was a Baptist pastor and missionary in Eastern Europe, where he worked to better the conditions in state-operated orphanages while teaching Biblical studies in university. John is a full-time staff member and works Sunday to Thursday. john@stphilipsdurham.org

The Rev. Lisa G. Fischbeck, Priest Associate, has made her home at St. Philip’s since retiring as launching vicar of the Church of the Advocate in Chapel Hill in 2021. Lisa has a background in fund-raising, church history, liturgical studies, and developing liturgy that’s welcoming and engaging. She’s very interested in affordable housing and helped launch Pee Wee Homes, a Chapel Hill non-profit. Lisa helps as needed on occasional Sundays and Wednesdays. lisa.fischbeck@gmail.com

The Rev. Dr. Stephen Pogoloff, Priest Associate, began worshipping at St. Philip’s in 2000 after a rich and varied career in which he served parishes in New York and Apex and ran his own business. Steve helps as needed on the occasional Sunday and with Wednesday evening programming. spogoloff@gmail.com

Emily Sparks, Ryals Minister for Children,
has the joy of coordinating children and family ministries at St. Philip’s. Active in the Episcopal Church since middle school, she brings several years of volunteer and professional experience to her role as Ryals Minister for Families. Emily graduated from Davidson College and is happy to be back in North Carolina with her family. Emily is a part-time staff member and works Sunday and various days of the week. emily@stphilipsdurham.org

Amanda Robinson, Parish Administrator, joined St. Philip’s staff in April 2024. She holds a communications degree and has worked in office administration and customer care for over a decade. Amanda finds joy in the pages of a captivating book, exploring botanical gardens, and cherishing moments with her daughter. However, it’s her passion for making a meaningful impact within communities that truly fulfills her and brings purpose to her life. Amanda is a full-time staff member and works Monday through Friday. office@stphilipsdurham.org

Lewis Moore, Director of Music Ministries,
is a lifelong lover of church music and has been actively involved as an organist, choirmaster, and singer for 30 years. He has studied voice, piano, and organ in New York and North Carolina. Lewis participates in choral groups across the state, including the Vocal Arts Ensemble, Schola Cantorum in the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, and the Raleigh Convocation Choir. Lewis is a part-time staff member and works Sunday and various days of the week. lewis@stphilipsdurham.org

Grace Camblos, Minister for Communications,
is a writer, media specialist, and longtime Episcopalian. She joined the St. Philip’s staff in October 2022. Grace has spent years documenting stories through film, photography, and the written word. She grew up in southern Virginia, and in 2006 she earned her master’s degree in journalism from UNC. Grace believes in purpose-driven work and is happiest when using her skills to make the world a better place. She is a full-time member of the staff and is in the office most work days. grace@stphilipsdurham.org