New to St. Margaret’s is Reverend Phil DeVaul.

You can reach Reverend DeVaul at (949) 661-0110  ext. 306

or by e-mail

Philip.DeVaul@smes.org

Philip DeVaul comes to St. Margaret’s most recently from Alexandria, Virginia where he was

a student at Virginia Theological Seminary.  Philip has called many places home in his life, including North Carolina, Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Virginia, and Los Angeles, but he is an Orange County native, having spent the first 16 years of his life here.

He is thrilled to be back in the Southland where he can enjoy time with his family, the perfect weather, Mexican food done right, and In-N-Out.

Philip is married to Krista DeVaul, and they will be celebrating their 2^nd anniversary

on the 19^th of July.  Krista and Philip enjoy going to the movies, taking road trips,

hanging out with their family, and walking their dog, Django.

Philip was recently ordained to the transitional diaconate.  He is passionate about evangelism, about Biblical studies and languages, and about all varieties of music,

from bluegrass to swing, from blues to funk and grunge.  He especially likes strumming on his ukulele, reading Karl Barth, and hazy Orange County mornings.

New to St. Margaret’s is Reverend Mary Marjorie Bethea.

She can be reached at      (949) 661-0110 ext. 422

Mary.bethea@smes.org

Mary Marjorie Bethea is a South Carolina native, but ventured west to attend college at Pepperdine University. After college, she earned her Masters of Divinity and

Masters of Cross-cultural studies at Fuller Theological Seminary where she had the opportunity to serve as a Teacher’s Assistant for Old Testament Studies and as co-chair for the Peace and Justice Concerns Committee.

Recently ordained into the transitional diaconate this past June,

Mary Marjorie is also coming from three years of ministry

with St. John’s Cathedral Los Angeles where she worked with children, youth, young adults, families, and newcomers. Mary Marjorie loves to listen to music (especially world music), study Spanish, read, dance, hike and hang out by the beach.

She is very excited to be a new addition to the great team of chaplains at St. Margaret’s Episcopal School and looks forward to getting to know and work with the parish community.

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