Clergy
The Rev. Deacon Patti Sanchez, Deacon
The Rev. Deacon Patti Sanchez was ordained by Bishop Scott Hayashi and Presiding Bishop Michael Curry at the Convention of the Diocese of Utah in 2017.
In 2015 Patti was called by St. Peter's to become a Deacon. She completed the Utah Ministry Formation Program and pastoral certification at St. Mark's Hospital and served at St. Peter's until Bishop Hayashi asked her to consider serving at Good Shepherd. She accepted the call to serve at Good Shepherd in 2020 at the onset of the pandemic.
Prior to ordination, Patti completed the novitiate to become a Daughter of the King and served as a Reader, Eucharist Visitor and Choir member. She was actively involved with St. Anne's Homeless Shelter, now Lantern House, and served on the Board representing Good Shepherd. She and her family were volunteers for Youth Impact during its initial beginning in the basement of Good Shepherd.
Patti is a lifelong Episcopalian and was christened in the Anglican Church in Toronto, Quebec, Canada. Her extended family lived in Toronto, but her parents immigrated and became American citizens shortly after her fourth birthday.
Her family traveled from state to state within the United States and her parents ultimately settled in Sioux City, Iowa. Each new location meant finding a church as close to the Anglican faith her mother could and that was the Episcopal Church.
Patti served in the military and worked as a telephone linemen/medic and attended college when her schedule would allow. Ultimately she completed college as a non-traditional student long before that was a normal college experience.
Patti has two grown sons and three grandchildren and although she spent most of her life as a transitory vagabond, she has made her home in Utah.
The Rev. Deacon Patti Sanchez was ordained by Bishop Scott Hayashi and Presiding Bishop Michael Curry at the Convention of the Diocese of Utah in 2017.
In 2015 Patti was called by St. Peter's to become a Deacon. She completed the Utah Ministry Formation Program and pastoral certification at St. Mark's Hospital and served at St. Peter's until Bishop Hayashi asked her to consider serving at Good Shepherd. She accepted the call to serve at Good Shepherd in 2020 at the onset of the pandemic.
Prior to ordination, Patti completed the novitiate to become a Daughter of the King and served as a Reader, Eucharist Visitor and Choir member. She was actively involved with St. Anne's Homeless Shelter, now Lantern House, and served on the Board representing Good Shepherd. She and her family were volunteers for Youth Impact during its initial beginning in the basement of Good Shepherd.
Patti is a lifelong Episcopalian and was christened in the Anglican Church in Toronto, Quebec, Canada. Her extended family lived in Toronto, but her parents immigrated and became American citizens shortly after her fourth birthday.
Her family traveled from state to state within the United States and her parents ultimately settled in Sioux City, Iowa. Each new location meant finding a church as close to the Anglican faith her mother could and that was the Episcopal Church.
Patti served in the military and worked as a telephone linemen/medic and attended college when her schedule would allow. Ultimately she completed college as a non-traditional student long before that was a normal college experience.
Patti has two grown sons and three grandchildren and although she spent most of her life as a transitory vagabond, she has made her home in Utah.
Staff
Dr. Mark LeTourneau, Licensed Lay Preacher Linda Harden, Parish Administrator
Dan Johnston, Licensed Worship Leader Rosa Salgado, Custodian
Jean Norman, editor, Shepherd's Call
Dan Johnston, Licensed Worship Leader Rosa Salgado, Custodian
Jean Norman, editor, Shepherd's Call