I've been Lead Pastor at IAC since 2015. I've had a lot of diverse influences in my life of faith, but through it all God has drawn me closer to the heart of the gospel: what God has done for us - not what we can do for him - is the heartbeat of life with Jesus. I also love teaching at the boundaries of the gospel & culture, and you can find some of those classes at kenrobertson.org. When I'm not writing sermons or keeping coffee shops afloat with my black tea addiction, I'm probably camping in a pop-up with my wife Sarah and my daughters Zoe, Livvy, Cosette & Myriel.

I have focused on raising lifelong disciples of Jesus in student ministry for two decades. I've also been a church planter and a team-based leadership coach with Spiritual Leadership Inc. Along with my wife Lyndee and kids Isaac and Grace, I have a deep love of the wild and living simply. We spend much of their time backpacking, gardening, hiking, cooking, and chasing chickens.

For as long as I can remember, Church has been one of my favorite places to be. So, when my husband and I moved to Colorado Springs two years ago and made IAC our home church, I wondered if it was time to consider seeking a staff position rather than volunteer. After being a teacher for the last two years, I am thrilled to serve students in a different capacity than in the classroom here at IAC by walking alongside them in friendship and as brothers and sisters in Christ. I love to cook, play sports, gather friends and neighbors for meals together and experience Jesus in all of those things.

I'm an ordained deacon and enjoy the various things I get to be part of like music, preaching and pastoral care. I'm married to Nick and have three kids. I love having "reading suppers" with them once a week, a time when everyone gets to bring their own book to the dinner table. Together our family enjoys good food, good company, good books, being outdoors, and homeschooling together.

My husband, Peter, and I have been a part of IAC for about five years. I was ordained as a deacon in 2021 and love helping others as they meet God at the Eucharist table, grow in their walk with him and develop into leaders. We have four children and three grandchildren and love spending time with them. I also enjoy baking, reading, quilting, and camping.

I've been married to my husband Scott for over 30 years and we are the lucky parents to 8 kids! Some of our kids came to us via the miracle of adoption. I love gardening, all things theater and reading in my spare time, which I finally have some of nowadays! I've been working with Kid Ministry all of my adult life and am passionate about helping kids to know and follow Jesus.

I have the best job ever! I love worshiping alongside kids as they grow in their identity as children of God and people of worth. God delights in his people, especially these little ones. In my free time I enjoy crocheting, caring for my houseplants, hiking, and skiing. You can often find me working at one of my favorite coffee shops in town, enjoying a dark roast.

I'm a Deacon and the Pastor of Shepherding and Administration. I previously served with Awana, the Navigators, and as a pastor in Colorado Springs. I married my wife Carol in 1980 and have three married kids (as well as nine grandchildren!) who all live in the area. We have led marriage ministries for many years and are both focused on raising the next generation of laborers and leaders for the Kingdom.

I'm a "cradle" Episcopalian whose Church of England grandparents immigrated from Caribbean countries to New York City. I was ordained to the Diaconate in 2004 in an Episcopal Church in Colorado Springs. I joined IAC in 2006 and transferred my orders to the Anglican Church. I love Guiding refugees, struggling single moms and others with life skills, but I'm always seeking ways to serve God's people at IAC and in the Colorado Springs community. I'm married to Luther and we have a combined family of seven children and lots of grandchildren.

IAC was a warm and inviting community when my family needed it most and it is an absolute joy to be a part of bringing that to others now. My beautiful wife Katelyn and I have three amazing kids (Jake, Addie, and Austin.) When I’m not enjoying time with them I’m either remodeling houses or playing Disc Golf.

Deep joys include our grandkids, reveling in beauty, enjoying meals with friends, companioning others toward Jesus and bringing the Word to bear on the realities of life — whatever those realities may be. Being an assisting priest at IAC makes space for each of those. The primary work for myself and my wife Beth, however, is with Barnabas International, where we provide pastoral care for missionaries globally. Although this requires much travel, IAC is home!

I began attending IAC with my family in 2009. We instantly felt welcome in the family atmosphere. We joined a small group and began to learn about what it meant to worship God in an Anglican tradition. The more we got to know the church, the more we felt at home. When I learned about the role of deacons, I was instantly intrigued, and began to investigate the process and the position. After about two years, I was ordained and joined the staff team. My wife Christa and I have three daughters.

My husband and I moved here in May 2023 after I finished my MA in Theology at Wheaton College. After seven cold years living in the Midwest, I am very thankful to be back in my sunny hometown of Colorado Springs! Several years ago, I would've told you that I hoped to get a PhD in Theology and possibly teach in higher ed, but during my degree I realized that I'm so much more passionate about the practical, lived theology of the church. In my spare time, I love to read, garden, and sew.

I'm ridiculously blessed to be married to Jenelle, a remarkable Iowa farm girl. Together, we're raising two extraordinary young children: Theo, the compassionate superhero, and Penny, the imaginative artist and play director. I love the mountains, tropical islands, and sailing the ocean. When I'm not caring for my family or exploring, my greatest joy is drawing others into the complete freedom of knowing and receiving God and His incredible work.

After being raised by parents in the ministry, I gradually lost faith in my teenage years — but God never gave up on me. I made an existential decision in my early 20's to make the pursuit of beauty a priority in my life. Now that I better understand how God is the ultimate source of beauty, goodness, and truth, I believe that this was a movement of the Holy Spirit. Through music, film, literature, and the arts, I was somehow mysteriously being drawn back into the arms of God before I even realized it was happening. It was only a matter of time before I was reintroduced to His goodness and eventually His ultimate truth. I am grateful for the opportunity as Director of Communications to hold open this same bridge God built to reconcile Him and I for the rest of the world as well.

IAC has been a place of healing for my family, and I'm blessed to be able to now serve this community. I'm married to my wonderful wife, Amy. We have two daughters, Carlee and Audrey. When I'm not at IAC or spending time with them I am an Elementary school teacher, which often times feels like ministry itself. To unwind I love to get lost in a river with my fly rod, up in the mountains.

My love for Jesus began when I was 32 years old: late in life, but not too late for Him. My hubby's name is Tylor & together we have 5 kids, 3 love-in-laws and 6 grandchildren. My favorite things are coffee, books, birds & sushi. Our hearts have always been tied to Colorado and our love is solidified through the One that called us.

My family and I moved from south Louisiana to the Springs in February, 2021 to enjoy the outdoors. Little did we know the Lord would also be moving us into deeper places of healing and trust with Him through this church planting apprenticeship opportunity. I bring five years of previous experience as a pastor, one and a half of which involved church planting. My wife, Jess, along with our two kids, Cohen and Sophia, like being outside and sharing quality time with friends.

At the end of 2001, my wife Sallie and I felt God calling us to plant a church in Colorado Springs, so we moved here to do so. What began with just me, Sallie, and our sons soon grew into the thriving, vibrant community known as IAC. Now a Bishop over a group of churches called a Diocese (see more about our Diocese of the Rocky Mountains at rockymountainanglican.org), I am usually traveling to oversee churches across the west. I am passionate about the gospel and about helping people step into who God has made them to be. I also enjoy making some outstanding barbecue and green chili and playing with my delightful grandchildren.

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