Our Team

Kelsey lives in Asheville with her wife and two kiddos. Her day job is serving as Bishop’s Deputy for Disaster Response & Recovery at the Episcopal Diocese of WNC. She is a former pro athlete, coach, and loves to spend time outdoors. She loves exploring the spiritual life, pondering theology, studying scripture, teaching & facilitating, listening to people’s stories, engaging in the community, and witnessing the transforming power of the sacraments.

She is Co-Founder of Christian Athlete Circles, Co-Host of the Spirit of Sport Podcast, is Co-Author of The Athlete Devotional: 40 Days of Spiritual Practice, serves on the board of The Center for Contemplative Justice, and is a member of the NCAA Common Ground Leadership Team.

Kelsey holds a Masters of Divinity & Certificate of Religion in the Arts & Contemporary Culture from Vanderbilt Divinity School, Certificate in Anglican Studies from Iona WNC, and a B.A. in Theology with a minor in Education from the University of Portland. She is a certified Narrative Enneagram Teacher & Circle Process Facilitator.

She is a member of the Choctaw of Oklahoma.

Katie’s day job is the Missioner for Communications at the Episcopal Diocese of WNC, but music has always been a big part of her life. A musician and photographer by both trade and for the love of it, she’s excited to share her love of arts in this role. In her free time, you can find her exploring the WNC mountains with her wife and pup, hosting friends for dinner, or deep in conversation about music, comedy, and theology.

Katie holds a B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies from Mississippi State University.

The Rev. Deacon Timothy (Tim) was raised in Central Florida. He attended college at Southeastern University in Lakeland, Florida where he received his BA in Biblical Studies and Systematic Theology. He earned a Masters in Pastoral Ministry from Faith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary in Tacoma, Washington. While in college, Tim he became involved in ministries to the marginalized people in his community, something which would change his life forever.

After seminary, Tim worked in College and Young Adult Ministries and began to wrestle with a call to ordained ministry. After a long period of discernment, he enrolled in the Diocesan School for the Diaconate and was ordained in 1999. He has served as a diaconal formation leader in the Diocese of Upper South Carolina and the Diocese of Washington, DC.

His ministry included 25 years with the United Way in Florida and South Carolina. In 2006, he was named as the President and CEO of United Way Association of South Carolina, where he was able to turn his attention to advocacy in the public square. In 2016, he retired from the United Way system and spent several years in the private sector and moved to the Diocese of Western North Carolina in 2018.

He served as Deacon at the Church of the Advocate (“The Red Door”) in Asheville and at Trinity Episcopal Church. In 2021, due to family responsibilities, Tim and his spouse Kendra moved to the South Carolina Low Country to help care for Kendra’s aging parents. They returned to Asheville in 2024.

These days, Tim spends a lot of time at St. George’s, volunteering for the Food Connection (where he recently was asked to serve on the Board of Directors). He is on the Blue Ridge Service Corps Advisory Board (where he met Mother Kelsey Davis!) and is passionate about how community service can transform the lives of the people who volunteer—and the people they serve, as well.

Tim and Kendra love the mountains, where they camp, hike and play with their two huskies, Suka and Kira.

Mary Elizabeth and her family live in Black Mountain, NC. Her household is currently made up of 2 adults, 2 kids, 3 cats, and 6 chickens. Mary Elizabeth loves spending time with family, reading books, being outside, and playing games. She is thankful to work her day job from home as this gives her flexibility for her family and hobbies. 

Mary Elizabeth has a B.A. in Intercultural Studies, minoring in Social Work and Compassionate Ministry, and a M.A. in Theological Studies. She was previously ordained and served almost 10 years in pastoral ministry. She has found a spiritual home and deep community in the Episcopal Church. 

Her first (and favorite) pastoral position was in children's ministry. In every pastoral position following, Mary Elizabeth consistently found herself focusing on the children within the congregation, ensuring they had opportunity to explore the depths of the Divine. She is excited to have the opportunity to continue to be a part of children's ministry at The Table.