The Rev. Curtis Metzger became rector of All Saints' in April of 2016. He was ordained deacon and priest in the Anglican Diocese of Quebec in 1986, after earning an Master of Divinity from Trinity College, University of Toronto and Toronto School of Theology, and a Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from the University of New Hampshire. He worked as a priest in the diocese of Quebec for 3 years, first as curate of the Cathedral in Quebec City, then as priest-in-charge of a mission parish in Sept-Iles, Quebec, 10 hours north and east of Quebec City. He then moved to Vancouver, British Columbia for 8 years, where he worked as the palliative care chaplain at Vancouver General Hospital, then as executive director of a small community hospice program. While in Vancouver he was an honorary assistant priest at Christ Church Cathedral. Then he moved to Honolulu, Hawaii for 3 years as was the executive director of Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii, and was an honorary assistant priest at St. Mark's, Kapahulu.

He returned to New England in 1990 to be closer to his parents in New Hampshire, and first worked as the executive director of the Red Cross of York County, Maine, and assisted at the cathedral in Portland. After 3 years there he took a position with the New Hampshire Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Division, and was the Hospital Preparedness Coordinator for 10 years administering federal grants for all 26 acute care hospitals on emergency preparedness for large events. In July 2013 he began a new position as the Rural Health Manager in the Public Health Division, focusing on the 13 small rural hospitals around efforts in quality improvement and overall viability in a rapidly changing healthcare environment. While with the State, he was also the part time rector of St. Stephen's parish in Pittsfield, N.H.

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He and his spouse, Doug, have bought a 1779 Federal style colonial house on 173 acres in Littleton and plan on retiring there.

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He currently serves on the Commission on Ministry, the Littleton Regional Healthcare Ethics and Palliative Care Committees,  the Littleton Area Sexual Assault Resource Team. 

The Rev. Paul Higginson was ordained to the Permanent Diaconate on December 7th, 1991 in the Diocese of Connecticut. His prime area of ministry was working with teenagers. This work was carried out both through teaching carpentry in Connecticut’s Vocational High School system and by co-leading the Wilderness Challenge program at Camp Washington - the summer camp of the Diocese of CT. Liturgically Paul served in numerous parishes in Connecticut including St. Mark’s, Storrs, St Paul’s, Woodbury and St John’s, New Milford.
 

Paul moved to New Hampshire in 2003 and has served as All Saints' deacon since then. 

Joyce Roy
Organist Emeritus

Joyce Roy, who has inspired us with her gift of music since 2003, is our Organist Emeritus.  Joyce is a graduate in music from Oberlin Conservatory.  She has been accompanist for the Jefferson Chorus, Littleton High School and other groups throughout the area.