Trinity Leadership
To lead is to serve. At Trinity, our leadership team is steeped in that belief. Our volunteers, staff, interns and clergy all sing one song in their hearts, day after day, week after week:
"Will you let me be your servant, let me be as Christ to you? Pray that I may have the grace to let you be my servant, too."
Pastor Stacey-Kyle Rea
A native of nearby Boyertown, PA, Pastor Skyle is the enthusiastic shepherd of Trinity's diverse flock. A Fellow of Princeton Seminary's Joe R. Engle Preaching Institute with a Metropolitan Ministry certification from Lutheran Theological Seminary, Philadelphia, Pastor Skyle's heart for family ministry and social service keeps Trinity's spirit happy, alive and moving forward!
Kim Travetti, Parish Administrator
Whatever you need to know, whatever has to be scheduled, whatever impossible task needs to be accomplished, Kim is the person to contact. You may think Wonder Woman is a myth. At Trinity, we know better.
Michael S. Monaghan, MLM, Director of Liturgical Music
Now in his seventh year as Trinity's resident liturgist and kantor, Mike leads the Liturgical Music Department, serves as faithful consultant to our Liturgy Team, conducts Cappella and is our principal organist. A Carrigan Scholar of the Catholic University of America, Mike is a graduate of Westminster Choir College (choral conducting / organ / piano) with a Master's from CUA (liturgy / music) and a post-graduate clinical certification in Family Systems Therapy from Hahnemann University, Philadelphia. Mike coaches advanced organ and piano techniques through Trinity Academy, loves to talk football (with Packers fans), hockey (with Flyers fans), baseball (with almost anyone who'll put on a glove) and sporting clays (so if you see him measuring the back field, you'll know why). Ok, ... and liturgical history.
Nina Wason, Director of Christian Education
Nina has a work background in education (Teaching English as a Second Language), writing and proofreading, and many years here at Trinity as the Director of Spiritual Formation. She’s studied German (so long ago…), linguistics, and theology, and reads way too many murder mysteries. Outside, she’s probably running (another marathon is in her future!), kayaking (or wishing she was) along the Maine coast, enjoying the trails of Evansburg Park, and growing (then eating) fresh tomatoes.
