Clergy and Staff
The Rev. Jane Milliken Hague (she/her/hers) Jane has a Bachelor of Science in Foreign Service from Georgetown University and a Master of Theology from Virginia Seminary. Jane is licensed to serve as an Episcopal priest in the Diocese of Maine, and canonically resident in the Diocese of Washington, DC. Jane is a trained interim who has served in parishes in Annapolis, Maryland; Hanover, New Hampshire; Washington, DC; Damascus, Maryland; and Falmouth, Maine. Most recently she served as Interim Rector in Princeton, New Jersey. Jane holds a Certificate in Nonprofit Executive Leadership from the Lily School of Philanthropy. She brings years of experience and wisdom to a parish going through a transition. Prior to being ordained in Washington, DC, Jane raised her two sons in Kensington, Maryland. Professionally she ran a gardening company, Garden Grooming. She continues her work as a retreat leader and spiritual director and is a practitioner of contemplative prayer. Jane and her partner recently returned to Falmouth, Maine and their new home. She loves hiking and takes great delight in her newly minted grandson. Email: katieholicky@stpaulsmaine.org The Rev. Katie Holicky, (she/her/hers) The Rev. Katie Holicky, (she/her/hers), M.Div., B.A.The Rev. Jane Milliken Hague
Priest-in-Charge
Email: jmhague@stpaulsmaine.org
The Rev. Katie Holicky (she/her)
Katie is an Episcopal Priest in the Diocese of Maine.
She has a B.A. in Religious Studies and Minor in Catholic Studies from Virginia Commonwealth University and her work in her Masters of Divinity, from Epsicopal Divinity School Cambridge, MA, focused on Intercultural Social Justice.
For over a decade Katie has served parishes focusing on intergenerational ministry. In addition to working in traditional church settings, Katie also enjoys serving interspiritual/ ecumenical communities, is a trained Interfaith Spiritual Director, expert in facilitating conversations on racial justice, and an activist. Katie’s passion for serving in any setting comes from a deep desire to affirm, love, and build sacred community with all people no matter their journey.
When she isn’t focusing on ministry Katie can be found exploring the outdoors with her husband, baking, reading, and binge-watching National Geographic documentaries.
Andrea Lauerman (she/her)
Andrea.H.Lauerman@gmail.com
Andrea has a Bachelors’ in Environmental Studies from Dartmouth College and a Masters’ of Education from the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
She spent 15 years as a high school science teacher in New Jersey, Boston, and Maine, during which time she had the opportunity to explore issues of racial justice from many angles. She believes that engaging in challenging conversations about race in a supportive environment is an essential way for us to move forward, and she is grateful to be in a position where she can help to facilitate that process.
Outside of work, she can be found running the local trails, skiing, and spending time outdoors with her kiddos. She also loves to play the piano, read, and bake
Randy Day
207-725-5342 ext. 5
randyday@stpaulsmaine.org
Randy Day, Director of Music Ministries
Randy Day moved to Maine and arrived at St. Paul’s after 14 years doing church ministry for St. John’s Episcopal Church/Lancaster, PA and Trinity United Church of Christ/Hanover, PA.
He retired from teaching school and operating a studio upon moving to Maine in 2014. His undergraduate degree, a Bachelor’s of Music Education, is from Southern University in Collegedale, TN, and his graduate degree in Organ Performance from Andrews University in Berrien Springs, MI.
Randy is grateful for the joyful, intellectually stimulating, and servant-spirit environment of St. Paul’s, a very nurturing space for leadership. He lives in Portland, ME and is married to Eugene Smith. Together they share the unconditional love of Shadow, their 11-year-old cocker spaniel.
Karen W Tucker (she/her)
karentucker@stpaulsmaine.org
Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church
Karen Tucker, our Parish Administrator has extensive experience in social media, graphic design, web design and maintenance, office management, volunteer and parish calendar coordination. She has a passion for helping others demonstrated while working at St. Alban’s in Cape Elizabeth and the Freeport YMCA, where she worked for five years as the volunteer and membership coordinator.
Karen has a degree in graphic design and has three adult sons and two rescue dogs. Her late husband worked for the City of Portland and was a lobsterman.
Karen is a lifelong Mainer at heart enjoying living on Great Diamond Island year-round for the past 30 years. 365 days of the year, every day she shares her passion for the outdoors and the islands of Casco Bay with a daily picture blog on Facebook and Instagram KTUCKERGDI filled with observations on outdoor and island living, local beauty, sustainable living and the beauty of the sea and island life.
Carolyn Farr
Carolyn works part-time in the parish office, helping with worship booklets, announcements and a wide variety of administrative support as needed. She loves spending time with volunteers and feels blessed to support the vibrant and caring staff and parishioners of St. Paul’s.
Phone: 207-725-5342 ext.3
carolynfarr@stpaulsmaine.org