The Rev. Dr. Leonard Finn, Rector
Our rector (senior pastor) Len brings to All Saints a passion for the undeserved grace of the Gospel, the intellectual rigor of the Christian faith, and the theological beauty of Scripture.
In 2012, Len was ordained a deacon in Pittsburgh by the Most Rev. Robert Duncan, and made a priest shortly thereafter by the Right Rev. Charles Masters. Before coming to All Saints, he served as rector at Christ the King Anglican Church (Toronto, Ontario) and associate pastor at St. George’s Anglican Church (Burlington, Ontario). Since being called by All Saints in 2021, he has been blessed to be a part of a church family that loves opening their bibles and finding Jesus and the Gospel on every page.
Len was born and raised in the Boston area. After graduating from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (B.A., 1992), Len pursued doctoral work in English literature at SUNY Stony Brook (M.Phil., 1997), before moving to New York City, where he was a marketing director in the architectural/engineering industry. It was there that he first heard and came to believe the Good News of Jesus Christ, ultimately graduating from Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, PA (M.Div., 2012). He subsequently earned his doctorate in biblical studies (Old Testament) from the University of St. Michael’s College (Wycliffe College) in Toronto, Ontario in 2021. His dissertation on Ecclesiastes argued for the Christ-filled, Cross-shaped character of the book.
In his hypothetical spare time, Len loves reading (especially history, philosophy and literature), mountain biking, black & white film photography, and Mario Kart 8. Len and his wife, Stephanie, have two children and together love to hike, play board games, and travel the world.
Connect: len@allsaintscranberry.org
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The Rev. Deacon Marybeth Carey, Parish Deacon
Marybeth grew up in Big Stone Gap, Virginia. She and her family moved to Pittsburgh in the 1990s and attended St. Christopher’s Church in Cranberry Township. While there, she heard the Lord’s calling to the vocational diaconate. She followed this calling and was ordained a permanent deacon in June 2008. She has served as Parish Deacon since 2008. She lives in Cranberry Township with her husband Maywood.