About St. Peter's Episcopal Church
There’s something happening almost every day at St. Peter’s. Whether you’re looking for a Bible study, a prayer group, a workshop, or just a friendly get together, we’ve got something for you.
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Keep watch over yourselves and all the flock of which the Holy Spirit has made you overseers. Be shepherds of the church of God, which he bought with his own blood.
Acts 20:28
Th Very Rev. David Michaud
Rector
Father David Michaud has been Rector of St. Peter’s, Salisbury Parish since May of 2013. He has been the Dean of the Southern Convocation of the Diocese of Easton since November 2021.
He graduated from the General Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity Degree with Honors in May 2007, was ordained to the Diaconate on June 2, 2007 and ordained to the priesthood on December 21, 2007.
During his tenure at St. Peter's the parish has seen growth and has made improvements to its buildings and grounds thanks to a successful capital campaign. Father David has instituted daily prayer in the church and enjoys teaching and leading Bible Studies throughout the year. In 2018 our Rector was involved in many efforts to celebrate the parish's 250th Anniversary, including a pilgrimage trip to England. During the pandemic he led efforts to establish permanent livestreaming of worship services. Father David is likely the only Rector of St. Peter’s to have grown up in Salisbury, attending St. Francis School and Wicomico High. He received his Bachelor of Arts cum laude from the University of California, Berkeley.
Father David is also the Chair of the Diocese of Easton’s Green Hill Church Committee, and a member of Diocesan Convention Planning Committee. He also consults for the national church’s General Convention Office has been the Assistant Secretary for Digital Systems for the past six General Conventions.
Father David is married to Kelli Michaud, who is a community health nurse. They have two grown daughters, Erin and Maggie, who live in the Richmond area.
The Rev. Greg Harbaugh
Assistant Rector
Pastor Greg is a retired ordained pastor in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and has been serving as the part time Assistant Rector to St. Peter's since May 2021. Pastor Greg serves as chair of the Pastoral Care Committee and works with the Education Committee. He is married to Deacon Laura.
The Venerable Laura Harbaugh, Archdeacon
Deacon Laura is St. Peter's part-time vocational deacon who has been serving St Peters since her ordination at St. Peter's in October 2020. She also serves as part-time Deacon-in-Residence at our sister parish, St. Philip's in Quantico, MD. Deacon Laura has over 30 years administration and managerial experience in various banking and business environments. She chairs the Outreach Committee, Green Team, and coordinates many of the servers and ministers at the altar. She was appointed as Archdeacon of the Diocese by Bishop Santosh Marray on March 4, 2023 and will provide oversight, pastoral care, and education to the Diocese's deacons. She is married to Pastor Greg.
Our Staff
Cathy Parsons
Parish Secretary
Cathy joined the St. Peter’s staff in September of 2013. Cathy has 30+ years of secretarial/administrative assistant experience in the fields of banking, public utility, global manufacturing, long term care, the local public school system and religious non-profits. She prides herself with keeping up with the ever changing technology and business office practices.
Megan Fenoglietto
Director of Grace Notes
Megan Fenoglietto is the Director of Grace Notes Handbell Choir at St Peter’s. Her goal is to foster a love for music and grow the musical abilities of St. Peter's ringers. She works to create an environment where the ringers can “know and share the love of Christ” through their music. She prefers music that is a healthy mix of traditional church hymns and contemporary pieces at an appropriate musical level for the ringers. Megan had an early experience playing handbells with an after school class in middle school. Megan continued her involvement and passion in music through high school and college playing instruments such as the flute, piccolo, saxophone, and mellophone in marching and concert bands. She also served as the marching band drum major for two years in high school and two years in college. Megan joined St Peter’s handbell choir as a playing member in 2009 and became the director in 2016. Grace Notes has grown to be an integral part of St Peter’s music ministries and Megan feels blessed to be a part of such an amazing group.
In the Diocese of Easton
St. Peter’s, Salisbury Parish is part of the Diocese of Easton, which encompasses all counties on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Click here to go to the Diocesan website and find out what’s happening in your Diocese.