Father Terry Reisner is a passionate follower of Jesus, renowned for his exceptional skills as a preacher and teacher of God's Word and Love. Born to immigrant parents from Austria and Switzerland, Fr. Terry's life journey began in Toronto, Canada, before relocating in his early childhood to the Chicagoland area where he was raised. He attended Arizona State University, where he not only earned his undergraduate degree but also met his beloved wife, Glenna, who is an Arizona native. In response to a divine calling, he embarked on a remarkable fifteen-year vocation in Youth Ministry. During this period, he served Episcopal churches in East Texas, Florida, and Plano, Texas. He also contributed as a faculty member at Youth Ministry Institute, mentoring youth pastors from all corners of the nation. He has participated in and led mission trips around the globe. For two transformative years, Terry and Glenna answered a unique call to live and minister in Kiev, Ukraine. They directed evangelism events and discipleship programs throughout the city of Kiev and coordinated ministry and outreach teams throughout the country. Terry holds a Master of Divinity degree from Regent Seminary in Vancouver, Canada, and an Advanced Pastoral Leadership degree from Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, PA. Following his ordination, Fr. Terry's service continued as he began his ministry at St. Philip's in Frisco, Texas. He later assumed the role of Vicar at St. Paul Ellis County in Waxahachie, Texas, a position he successfully led since 2007, guiding the spiritual growth of the congregation. He has served the Diocese of Dallas on the Executive Council, Standing Committee, and as Canon Missioner for Youth Ministry. Beyond his ministry duties, Fr. Terry is an enthusiastic gardener, skilled golfer, avid hiker, voracious reader, and even a talented pizza chef. His life’s journey is enriched by his marriage to Glenna, a partnership of 34 years, and the blessings of three adult children: Alex, Alyssa, and Kyle.

Father Chris and his wife Mahvish were born and raised in Pakistan. They have two boys, Ethan and Eliah. Father Chris achieved his first theological degree from Gujranwala Theological Seminary in Pakistan. He was ordained in the Church of Pakistan, Diocese of Karachi, and served at St. Thomas Theological College as well as several churches in the Diocese of Karachi. He has a Master of Sacred Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary and is currently working on his Ph.D. dissertation in their Department of Theological Studies. In his role at Epiphany, Father Chris conducts the weekly Hindi-Urdu Worship Service and teaches discipleship classes. His ministry also includes outreach to international students at the nearby University of Texas at Dallas.

Canon David Petrash, who also serves the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas as Canon Pastor, answered the call to ordained ministry after a career in teaching and administration at Grayson County College in Denison, Texas. He holds a Doctor of Music Arts Degree in organ performance from the University of North Texas. Before an eight-year ministry as Vicar of Our Merciful Saviour Episcopal Church in Kaufman, Texas, he was a full-time hospice chaplain at Home Hospice of Grayson, Cooke, and Fannin Counties, headquartered in Sherman, Texas. Canon David has recently served as Interim Rector of St. James on the Lake (Kemp, TX), St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (Dallas), and Interim Dean of St. Matthew’s Cathedral. His primary emphasis at Epiphany is leading the church's Pastoral Care programs and ministries.

Deacon Dave grew up in the Methodist church. After moving to Richardson in 2010, he attended a local non-denominational church for about a year. Dave came to Epiphany in 2011, seeking a more liturgical worship style, and was confirmed into the Episcopal Church in 2012. Dave became involved in Epiphany's Austin Street ministry and the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. As he became more involved at Epiphany, Dave began to feel a call to ordained ministry, ministering especially to those in the community who are in need. He began taking classes at the Stanton Center and was ordained to the vocational diaconate in December 2022. He continues to serve at Epiphany and hope to challenge his fellow parishioners to become involved in outreach to the local community.

Deacon Andy Golla moved to Richardson in May of 2024, where he currently serves as Epiphany's Curate and Director of Youth Ministry. Andy was born in Greenville, SC. He studied creative writing throughout high school, attending both the Greenville Fine Arts Center and the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities; and graduated from Furman University with a Bachelor of Arts in Religion. In addition to both Christianity and Buddhism, he pursued linguistics, German, philosophy, and theatre during his undergraduate studies; and also studied abroad Jerusalem. After Furman, Andy attended Nashotah House Theological Seminary, where he earned a Masters of Divinity. He has served in a variety of parish contexts in South Carolina, Wisconsin, and Texas, and has worked as a camp counselor at Camp All Saints and chaplain intern at Greenville Memorial Hospital. He was ordained to the Diaconate in 2024, and is currently discerning a call to the Priesthood within the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas.