Clergy
The Rev. J. Scott Bailey
Rector
Email
703-670-0093 x101
Fr. Scott Bailey grew up in White Marsh, MD which is northeast of Baltimore near the I-95 corridor. He graduated from Towson University with a B.S. in Business. Fr. Scott’s Master of Divinity is from Assemblies of God Theological Seminary. He also completed a Clinical Pastoral Education Residency earning 4 units of CPE.
Fr. Scott began serving as Rector of All Saints’ Church on April 1, 2019.
You can find Fr. Scott spending his free time with his wife and daughter. He loves the outdoors, and his main hobby is growing and showing dahlias. He is active in the sacral of the regional Dahlia Societies.
The Rev. Julie Tilton
Deacon
Julie is from Northeastern Ohio, in a little town called North Lima.
Deacon Julie has a Bachelor's degree in English and German from Kent State University; and a Master’s degree in Family Development from Virginia Tech focusing on Parent Education; was a beta reader for the initial Discovering Anglicanism online course developed by the Rev. Dr. Susan Bubbers.
Julie began coming to All Saints’ in 2008 after serving for 6 years as the Director of Spiritual Formation at Christ the Redeemer. She started developing Caring Ministries in 2012, and became the Director of Congregational Care several years later. Julie was ordained to the Diaconate in 2014.
Right after college, Julie spent two years in the Peace Corps in Ethiopia teaching English and Algebra. She has grown children and 6 grandchildren.
The Rev. Andy Terry
Deacon
Andy is originally from Coatesville, PA, located in the southeast corner of the Commonwealth between Philadelphia and Lancaster. Andy and his family came to Virginia in 1994 when the Air Force assigned him to a position with DTRA, then in Alexandria, VA.
Deacon Andy’s primary background is Biblical Science (Pastoral Studies) through Lee University. His secondary background is in Information Technology through the Community College of the Air Force.
Andy initially came onboard with All Saints’ in August 2013. Following his retirement in May 2023, he was able to devote considerably more time to All Saints’ Church.
Andy is an Amateur Radio Operator, maintaining Radio Station K2WAT. While it’s a relatively low power station (100 watts), he has contacted stations in Finland, Estonia, and Brazil.
Staff
Elizabeth Munzert
Parish Administrator
703-670-0093 x113
Elizabeth is originally from Buffalo, NY. She has a BA in Journalism with a minor concentration in Political Science.
She started her position at All Saints’ Church on July 1, 2023. Elizabeth and her husband Kim started attending All Saints’ Church in 2021, and went through the confirmation and membership course in 2022.
The day after Thanksgiving, for at least the last 15 years, Elizabeth has invited some close friends and family members who might be in town to watch the 6-hour version of Pride and Prejudice and eat Thanksgiving leftovers. They discuss it in great detail and quote our favorite lines as they come up!
Tara Pedersen
Children’s Ministry Director
Tara grew up in a military family (Navy) so moved around the USA as a child. She attended Fred Lynn Middle School and Woodbridge High School, graduating from high school in Groton, CT.
Tara received a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing from Radford University and worked as a registered nurse for 5 years.
She became the Children’s Ministry Director in December 2019, but has been part of the church for much longer. Tara and her husband first came to All Saints’ Church as a young, married couple without children, and raised all six children here (3 boys & 3 girls- including 2 grandchildren). Tara successfully homeschooled for 18 years. She served as an elementary director for a nationwide homeschooling organization, Classical Conversations, in which her children grew up in.
Reilly Pachecano
Pastoral Resident
2023-2024
Reilly is a Northern Virginia native.
Currently, Reilly is a college student here at the Woodbridge NOVA campus. He is aiming for a degree in education. He graduated from C.D. Hylton High School in June 2023
Reilly started his Pastoral Residency with All Saints’ Church in the summer of 2023. Before that, he was an active member in youth ministry, acolytes, and volunteering each Vacation Bible School.
Reilly is involved in any and every sport, particularly baseball!
Jason Wills
Technical Director
Jason was born Alexandria, but grew up in Missouri and Texas. He served as an Electronics Technician in the Navy right out of high school. Jason currently works in Electronic Security for the Federal Government.
Jason was a volunteer in A/V ministry at All Saints’ on Saratoga Lane in 2001. He set up the current A/V system here on Gideon Dr when the church was built.
Jason is ever the kid at heart. He loves spending time with his kids when they all get the chance to be together. Being part of the ASC youth group is one of his favorite ministries. He loves the beach and anything to do with water activities.
Natalie Bittner
Children’s Ministry Asst.
Natalie spent half her life in Colorado and half in Cleveland, Ohio, so she considers both where she’s from!
She has a BA in International Relations and an MA in Public Health.
Natalie began serving in Children’s Ministry when she and her husband Stephen first started attending with their two girls in the summer of 2022. She took on the position of Children’s Ministry Assistant in the summer of 2023
Natalie loves being around horses, and had a job at a horse stable!
Asteir Shokai
Nursery Lead
Asteir is originally from Sudan, but has made Northern Virginia her home and raised her four children here along with her husband. Her husband served in the U.S. military.
Asteir has three daughters in college and one son in high school.
She has been part of the All Saints’ Community for many years, but took on the role of Nursery Lead in 2018.
Originally from Indianapolis, Eric has lived in the DC area since 2017. Powerful forces--spiritual and physical--brought him both to music ministry and to the greater Anglican community: after moving to New Orleans right after school for a job in urban planning, he soon faced the fury of Hurricane Katrina. This mighty storm prompted a local Episcopal church, in need of new artistic leadership, to contact him to become their organist. Eric has maintained engagement with Anglican church music ever since, sometimes as a supply musician, other times as an interim music director, while living in a variety of locales: across the Gulf Coast (Louisiana, Mississippi), the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania, Detroit, Boston, and overseas work as a civilian in Afghanistan and a student in Uruguay, where music ministry continued.
New to All Saints’ as of spring 2024, he is excited about contributing and expanding upon the great opportunities for spiritual formation in music, working with the existing team, bolstering great traditions, and introducing new musical paths for exploration. In his free time, he enjoys long-distance running, freelance writing and photography, foreign languages (including butchering those he doesn't know--which is most), and reading or creating new maps.
Beth was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, grew up in Montgomery County, Maryland and came to faith in Christ as a teenager through the youth ministry of a local Presbyterian church. She has a BA in English with minors in Psychology and Education from Virginia Tech. She was confirmed in the Episcopal church as an adult and has a deep love for the Anglican tradition
Beth has served as Director of Communications at both the diocesan and parish levels and also worked for Trinity School for Ministry (now Trinity Anglican Seminary) and the Coalition for Christian Outreach, a campus ministry organization based in Pittsburgh. She is delighted to be part of the team at All Saints’ under Father Scott’s leadership and with such a terrific group of clergy and staff!
Beth’s husband Brian is Rector of Christ Church Accokeek, a colonial parish in southern Maryland that became part of the ACNA and the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic in April 2021. Their son is a sophomore at the University of Pittsburgh.
She is an avid reader and enjoys all kinds of music, British crime dramas, and dancing to U2 when no one is looking.
Jim Morrison
Adult Discipleship Leader
Jim’s father was in the Navy, so he was born in Oakland, Ca, grew up in San Diego, Ca, Guam, Lemoore Naval Air Station (NAS), Ca, and graduated from high school in Memphis, TN.
He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1976.
In 2021, Desiree Barker (then Director of Adult Discipleship) started preparing for her departure from All Saints’ when she and her husband Steve retired. Over a two-year period, she trained Jim and Josh Moore to assume the position of Director of Adult Discipleship. Through 2022 and 2023, she transitioned duties to them. In September 2023, the transition was finished with her departure and the transfer of spiritual authority for this ministry to Jim and Josh.
Jim is a blood donor who is blessed to use the asperisis machine method of donating. This means he can donate more often and cancer patients (and others) of all ages benefit as a result. Jim encourages all who can to donate the gift of life through the power of their testimony of their life in Jesus and by donating blood when they can.
Josh Moore
Adult Discipleship Leader
When asked, Josh Moore usually says that he’s from Brevard, NC. It’s in the mountains southwest of Asheville. But he only finished growing up there. As the son of a pastor, Josh and his family lived in multiple places across North Carolina.
Josh and his wife Sarah, both went to Houghton College (now Houghton University). His degree is a Bachelor of Music with Major-Level Elective Studies in Philosophy. In English, that means he did a double major in Music and Philosophy.
Officially, Jim and Josh began serving as the Adult Discipleship Leaders when Desiree Barker retired in August 2023. However, Desiree had begun the transition process in 2021 and 2022.
When Josh was a teenager, he was an international whistling champion! He and Sarah have three young daughters.
Our Bishops
THE RT. REV.
CHRISTOPHER S. WARNER
Bishop Chris Warner was elected to be the second Bishop of the Diocese of the Mid-Atlantic of the Anglican Church in North America on October 15, 2022. He was invested by Archbishop Foley Beach on February 18, 2023.
THE MOST REV.
Stephen d. Wood
The Most Reverend Stephen D. Wood was elected as the third Archbishop of the Province of the Anglican Church in North America on June 22, 2024. On Friday, June 28, 2024, authority was passed to him during the closing Eucharist of Provincial Assembly at the St. Vincent College Basilica in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
Office Hours
The office is open Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and is closed on the following holidays:
Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday
Presidents’ Day
Memorial Day
Fourth of July
Labor Day
Columbus Day
Thanksgiving Day (Except for 10 a.m. service)
In addition, the office is closed from Christmas Day through New Year’s Day.