Lisa Farrell joined Epiphany in 1986 when her first son was born. Over the years she has served as the Altar Guild Directress and a Sunday School Teacher. Before joining the Epiphany staff, Lisa retired from Plano Independent School District as an Early Childhood Teacher and Administrator.

Pastor Albert graduated from Phnom Penh college in 1972 and is a civil war survivor from his native country of Cambodia. Albert was a prisoner of war from 1975 to 1978 before escaping and finding refuge in a United Nations camp. In 1980 he immigrated to the United States and was baptized in the Presbyterian church, where he served as a deacon. He attended Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary as a lay pastor and was later ordained as an Elder at Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church in Richardson. He has also served as Vice President of Hands for Cambodia. In 2018 he was confirmed in the Anglican church and now serves as pastor of Epiphany's Cambodian Anglican Worship and continues to be a missionary to Cambodia. The journey of his life and faith has been recorded and shared by Del Hays in the book, “Grace Will Lead Me Home.”

Corey is an organist, vocalist, flutist, and composer from Shreveport, Louisiana, and earned his Bachelor of Music in Organ Performance and Sacred Music from nearby Northwestern State University in Natchitoches. He later earned a Master of Music in Organ Performance from the University of Texas at Austin where he studied under Dr. Frank Speller and Dr. Gerre Hancock. Before leading the music program at Epiphany, Corey was Assistant Director of Music & Organist at Northwest Hills United Methodist Church (Austin, Texas), Assistant Director of the Austin Children’s Choir, and Organist at The Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe in Dallas. In his role, Corey oversees the adult choir, three youth and children choirs, the handbell choir, cantors, and special music for major feasts and celebrations. In 2016, he composed a mass setting for the dedication of Epiphany’s newly-constructed Servants Hall; and in 2022, he composed three selections for Epiphany’s Jubilee celebration. He has performed recitals in North Carolina, Texas, and Louisiana; as well as numerous programs in the DFW Metroplex with the Arts District Chorale, the Texas Camerata, and the University of Dallas Chorale. Corey served as Secretary for the Austin chapter of the American Guild of Organists and has assisted the Dallas Chapter with their newsletter and regional convention in 2018. Corey also teaches organ and music theory at the University of Dallas in Irving.

Sarah Jo Skinner loves Jesus and sharing God’s gifts with children and families. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theology from St. Edward's Univesity and a Master of Theology from Southern Methodist University's Perkins School of Theology. Sarah Jo has spent her career devoted to Christian education - both in Episcopal parishes and schools. Her husband Steve and she have three children and spend most of their time either at church or participating in youth sports.

Margaret is a lifelong Episcopalian whose faith led her to follow a calling into the role of youth, college, and young adult ministry. Her joy comes from encouraging others in their walk with Christ. She has been a member of Epiphany since 2010 and holds an Associate of Arts from Collin College. Before joining Epiphany's staff, Margaret actively volunteered in the church's youth and college ministries. She has taught competitive ice skating for the past 20 years and enjoys spending time with her family. Her Husband Randy and three kids Jude, Eden, and Luke spend lots of time camping, going to the beach, and participating in dance.

Temple has a degree in Music Education from the University of North Texas and received her Orff Certification from Southern Methodist University. Before working at Epiphany, Temple taught music for Richardson Independent School District for ten years. In her role, she is responsible for welcoming newcomers as well as leading various music programs for children - including Kindermusik (for which she is a certified instructor). In her spare time, Temple likes to spend time with her husband Dustin and their three children.

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Originally born and raised in the Philippines, Fely has been with Epiphany since 2006. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting and Finance and oversees bookkeeping for the church. Fely has worked with the Philipines Foreign Mission Board and is an active member of her church's choir and orchestra - along with her husband Mark. They are proud of their three adult children: an academic advisor, an Army officer, and a Marine.

George Murphy is a retired construction contractor and long-time resident of Richardson. He brings years of experience and resources to the maintenance and upkeep of Epiphany's buildings and grounds. Originally hailing from Ireland, he moved to Texas when his wife Nuala was recruited as a nurse by Presbyterian Hospital. In addition to his role as Sexton, he is also involved in the Ugandan missions. He and his wife have two children, Sarah and Sean - who also live in Texas.

Kay has been a member of the Epiphany family since 2003 and has been a part of the nursery staff for over 10 years. She retired from Richardson Independent School District after teaching preschool special education for 30 years and is presently employed part-time at H.E.R.O.E.S. Academy where she works with adults with disabilities. She has four children, 12 grandchildren, and 9 great grandchildren.

Kathi has been a member of Epiphany since 1996 and has been a special needs preschool teacher in the Richardson Independent School District for the past 37 years. She joined the nursery staff in 2013 and has three children and three grandchildren.

Kennedy is a graduate of Sam Houston State University and an alumna of Chi Alpha ministries. She has over five years of childcare experience and loves to read, write, and dance. Her favorite children's book is Chicka Chicka Boom Boom.