The Rev. Marshall Huey is the 19th Rector of Old St. Andrews Parish Church.  Marshall became the Rector effective October 1, 2006, and was formally installed by the Bishops of South Carolina at a festival eucharist Sunday night, November 5.  Marshall previously served as the Assistant Rector of the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour on John’s Island, near Kiawah and Seabrook.  Marshall is a graduate of Duke University and Vanderbilt Law School, and was an attorney for 15 years before entering seminary in 1998 at the University of the South in Sewanee, TN.  Marshall has two sons, Gordon (age 16) and James (age 13).  Marshall serves on the Board of Trustees for Sewanee and the Board of Trustees for the Diocese of SC.  He also is the Bishop’s Representative to Cursillo and is a member of the Board of the Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic.  He is committed to deepening our Christian walk at Old St. Andrew’s through worship, Christian education and discipleship programs.

The Rev. Ed Davis has been assigned by the Bishop to Old St. Andrew’s Parish Church as Deacon beginning November 2009. Edward Braxton Davis, III, was born on January 6, 1938, in Dinwiddie County, Virginia, to Edward Braxton Davis, Jr., and Edith Browder Davis. His parents moved to Portsmouth, Virginia, after World War II, and he graduated from Woodrow Wilson High School there. He then went to the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) where he received his B.A. in History in 1960. Ed was awarded a National Defense Education Act Graduate Fellowship in Foreign Affairs for a three-year study at the University of Virginia. He completed his Ph.D. in 1970. After two years active duty in the U. S. Army at Fort Gordon, Georgia, he began his academic career as Instructor and later Assistant Professor of History at VMI. In 1971, he moved to Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia, as Assistant Professor of Political Science and then moved to the Citadel as Assistant Professor of Political Science in 1974. He retired after 30 years of service as Colonel and Professor of Political Science. He is a member of several honor societies and has authored or co-authored book chapters, journal articles, book reviews, and professional conference papers. Ed was a member of the U.S. Army Reserve until 1991 and achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He was awarded the Defense Meritorious Service Medal by the U.S. Central Command. After retirement, Ed was ordained as a Deacon on September 10, 2005, and assigned to the Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul. He is a Boy Scout Chaplain (and serves as summer camp chaplain at Camp Ho-Non-Wah), is Chaplain to the Canterbury House, and Chaplain in the Charleston Port and Seafarers’ Society. He is married to Sheila McClarren Davis, Ph.D. She was on the faculty of Charleston Southern University as Professor of History and Political Science until she retired in 2004 after 28 years of service. They have two boys: John Edward Davis, Esq., and his family of Arlington, Virginia, and James Andrew Davis and his wife of Jakarta, Indonesia.

Dorothy Porcher Holland is a “cradle” Episcopalian, and grew up in the churches of Charleston, SC. She graduated from The College of Charleston in 1995. She earned an Infant/Toddler Specialist credential from the Center For Montessori Teacher Education in 1997, and has spent 6 years teaching in Montessori toddler environments. She served for four years as a volunteer youth worker and seven years as a full time youth minister at The Cathedral of St. Luke and St. Paul. For the last two years, she has been the (part-time) youth/children's minister at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Dorothy has served as Chaplain at Camp St. Christopher, and been Director or Co-Director of several VBS programs and spent many years leading lunch-time Bible studies in public and private schools. She completed the 3-6 year old level in the Montessori inspired faith formation program Catechesis of the Good Shepherd in 2003 and has begun the year-long certification training for the 6-9 year old level. Having taken both courses in Pastoral Crisis Intervention, Dorothy is an occasional volunteer with the Coastal Crisis Chaplaincy, on call for emergencies involving youth and children. Dorothy has been married to her husband, Jonathan, for eight years. They have a three year old daughter, Ellison and a dog, Lucy. The family lives in Old Windemere in West Ashley. The family's hobbies include cooking, reading, biking canoeing and spending time at the Charleston Farmer's Market.

Katie Holland moved to Charleston in August with her husband, Andrew, her son, Lane, and the family cat, Kitty.  She graduated from Lenoir-Rhyne College in Hickory, NC in 2002 double majoring in Sacred Music and Music Education.  In 2005, she obtained a Masters in Divinity from the Institute of Sacred Music at Yale University.  In addition to being Director of Music at Old Saint Andrews, she teaches music at an elementary school on Johns Island one day a week and enjoys reading, running, and cooking.  Her most inspiring verse in the Bible is Romans 15:13:  May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Lisa Cannarella Dubay was born and raised in Sumter, SC. She grew up in Holy Comforter Episcopal Church, where her family has been active in ministry for generations. Lisa began working within Christian Education as a teenager at Holy Comforter and has been involved in ministry to youth ever since. In 1991 she married David Dubay who is currently the Vicar of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Charleston. They have 3 children: Joseph, 15; Sadie, 10; and Julia, 4. Lisa graduated from Winthrop University with a degree in History and her educational certification. She has taught public school in kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 7th, 8th, and 11th grades. While David was in seminary at the University of the South, Lisa taught at and was director of St. Luke's Parent's Morning Out. For the past three years she has been director of St. Philip's Preschool, Charleston.

Julia Franz started as Parish Secretary at Old St. Andrews in June 2008.  She has a degree from the University of Virginia as well as a culinary degree from Johnson & Wales University.  Before joining Old St. Andrew’s, she worked in the culinary field here in Charleston.  She and her husband are members of the Church of the Good Shepherd where she serves as the vestry clerk.  Julia enjoys cooking, of course, as well as reading, working in the yard, and playing with her energetic cocker spaniel, Charlie.  

Jeanne Gerhardt is the Bookkeeper here at Old St. Andrews. She and her husband are members of the Cathedral Church of St. Luke and St. Paul where she serves on the vestry.   

Justin Hare was born and raised in Charleston, growing up in St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, where I attended youth groups in middle and high school. I went to Porter-Gaud School then on to Duke University, where I played golf and was very involved with a campus ministry called Athletes in Action, a branch of Campus Crusade for Christ. I graduated from Duke in May 2009 with a major in history and a minor in religion. I am passionate about proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ to a world starving for truth, specifically investing into youth ministry, the avenue which I had originally exposed me to the gospel and ultimately had a tremendous effect on my life. I love to still play golf, read anything that challenges and inspires me in my walk with Jesus, and enjoy learning to play the guitar and piano. I am very excited to be apart of Old St. Andrew’s Parish Church!