Welcome to The Rev. Ranie Neislar

All Saints is proud to welcome The Rev. Ranie Neislar as our new Associate Rector! Ranie comes to us from St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Huntsville. Her first Sunday is March 10, 2024! We will have a welcome reception for her in the Great Hall between the morning services. This will be a “pounding” or “stock the pantry” for her - bring a pound of coffee, canned goods, baking needs, even gift cards to Publix or Target.

She is thrilled to serve All Saints and is ready to jump into the work of ministry with everyone in the parish community. Ranie grew up in Athens, GA, attended the University of Georgia, and is still a Bulldog through and through. She fell in love with The Episcopal Church while living in Augusta, GA after college and quickly started working for parishes in Augusta primarily working as a youth and young adult minister. After finishing seminary at Sewanee in May of 2020, Ranie took her first call at St. Thomas in Huntsville, AL.

While in Huntsville Ranie continued to hone her skills as a priest and met the love of her life! Ranie’s husband, Worth Stuart is also a priest and when they are not working you can find them enjoying long walks in the neighborhood or playing with their two dogs. Ranie also enjoys exercise of all kinds, live music with Worth, and gardening. She can’t wait to dive into the many facets of life at All Saints!

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