Clergy & Staff
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The Rev. Dr. Pamela Payne
[email protected] Pam came to Trinity in 2018, after serving churches in the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. In fact, Pam has an ecumenical background, having served in several Christian communions as a pastor, church musician, religious communicator, and teacher from the Midwest to the South. She received the M.Div. from Christian Theological Seminary, Indianapolis, the Ph.D. in theology from Vanderbilt University, and a Diploma in Anglican Studies from the School of Theology, University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee. Pam is the mother of two grown sons, Daniel and Christopher Allen. |
Assisting Clergy
- The Rev. Canon Clifford B. Carr, Priest Associate
- The Rev. Dr. Richard C. Ditterline, Priest Associate
- The Rev. Dr. Gerard Gaeta, Obl.S.B., Priest Associate
- The Rev. Canon Gwendolyn-Jane Romeril
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Karen "Kay" Mackewicz
Parish Administrator [email protected] Kay started her job at Trinity in 2022. Originally from Quakertown, Kay graduated from Millersville University with a BSE in Art Education concentrating in Commercial Art and Graphic Design. With over a decade of experience as a graphic designer and museum educator at Allentown Art Museum in addition to her experience in office management, she brings a variety of skills and experience to Trinity Episcopal Church. Kay resides in the Slate Belt area with her family. |
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Aram Basmadjian
Artist In Residence [email protected] Aram Basmadjian has served as Trinity’s Artist-in-Residence since 2011. He has concertized extensively throughout the United States and abroad where his performances as an organ recitalist have won acclaim from audiences and critics alike. Aram began his organ studies under the direction of Episcopal composer and organist Dr. Ray Urwin. In 1983, he made his debut with the world acclaimed Philadelphia Orchestra. Shortly thereafter he relocated to Salt Lake City and studied organ with M. Lee Suitor at the University of Utah and Dr. James Drake at Utah State University. Having a strong desire to broaden his approach to the organ, Aram moved to California to study with Virgil Fox’s protégé, Ted Alan Worth, who encouraged him to pursue a concert career. |
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