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God willing, the Right Reverend Alex Whitcomb Cameron, bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Pittsburgh, will ordain Erik Martin Germesin and Krystal Anne-Marie Hustead to the Order of Deacons, and the Rev. Wesley Stephen Williams to the Sacred Order of Priests, on Saturday, June 8, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church in Sewickley, PA.
All are invited.
Erik Germesin
Erik Germesin hails from Lompoc, CA, but has been a resident of Pittsburgh for 12 years. He has an awesome wife, Airen, and three children, CJ, Joshua, and Jessica. Erik is currently is serving as director of the Drop-in Center at Shepherd’s Heart Fellowship and attends Christ Church Fox Chapel.
Krystal Anne-Marie Hustead
Krystal was born into the Methodist tradition. She did undergraduate work at the University of Texas and Texas Women’s University, focusing on engineering, education, business, and English. More recently, Krystal completed her Master of Divinity (2021) and Master of Sacred Theology (2023).
She discovered Anglicanism through her husband, Fr. Michael, who is a priest. She has worked in multiple ministry capacities throughout the ACNA and is excited to be settled at a parish in Pittsburgh. Krystal currently serves at Grace Anglican Church, Edgeworth, with her husband.
Michael and Krystal have three children, James, Joshua, and Johannah. Together, they enjoy going to museums, zoos, baseball games, and exploring downtown.
Wesley Stephen Williams
Wesley was born and raised in Tampa, Florida. He attended Florida State University, where he began reading the Gospels for the first time with a friend. After seeing the love of Jesus in the cross and the power and hope of the resurrection, Wesley put his faith in the saving work of Jesus in 2007.
Wesley graduated from Florida State University with a degree in creative writing and, a year later, began attending Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pennsylvania. He served as the youth minister at Prince of Peace in Hopewell, and volunteered at the Church Army USA ministry Uncommon Grounds in Aliquippa while completing his studies. He remained with the cafe for a year after graduating with his Master’s of Divinity.
Over the following years, Wesley worked a few secular jobs while discerning God’s call in his life. In December of 2021, he entered the discernment process with Church of the Ascension and was ordained to the Diaconate in June of 2023. He started a curacy with Ascension that same summer, and married his wife, Meg, later that year.