The Rev. Lisa Hunt
Rector

lhunt@ststephenshouston.org

     Lisa Hunt has been the Rector of St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Houston since July 1, 2006.   She was Rector at St. Ann’s Episcopal Church in Nashville, Tennessee for 16 years before accepting the call to St. Stephen’s.  During her tenure at St. Ann’s, the parish went from near bankruptcy to a thriving congregation which was actively engaged in its community in East Nashville .  While in Nashville, Lisa served on the Metropolitan Board of Public Education.  She has also worked as Vicar of St. Andrew’s, New Johnsonville, Tennessee and as an interim assistant chaplain at the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee .  In the diocese of Tennessee, Lisa’s ministry included chairing the Clericus, membership on the Episcopate Committee, and chairing the Youth Working Group of the Diocese.

     Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts degree from The University of Toledo and a Master of Divinity from Vanderbilt University Divinity School.  She also has an Anglican Studies Certificate from The General Theological Seminary and she was a Senior Executive Leadership Fellow at Peabody College, Vanderbilt University .

Lisa is married to Bruce Farrar (below) and has two children, Max and Rose and a stepdaughter, Annie.

Stafford Campbell
Accounting Administrator

Stafford became accounting administrator in the summer of 2002 when he  retired after 20 years with JPMorgan Chase.  His last position with Chase was Vice President heading an accounting staff who were responsible for the accounting functions for various special purpose companies who were clients of Chase.  He has been in bank operations and accounting in Houston banks since 1968.  His wife, Joy, retired after 35 years in elementary education including 31 years in Spring Branch ISD.  Their house is ruled by a dog, a granddog, and a grandcat.  He is a member of the National Multiple Scelrosis Lone Star Chapter BP MS 150's top fund raisers for the 7 years he has ridden the tour.