Clergy, Staff & Leaders

Clergy

The Rev. Paul V. Olsson

The Rev. Paul V. Olsson, Rector

(973) 285-0884
rectorstpaulsmp@optonline.net

Paul was born and raised in South Jersey. College took him to Baltimore, and an early interest in East Asian and international relations drew him to New York for graduate study at Columbia University. Following a career in university administratration at Columbia and NYU, Fr. Paul pursued his true calling to ordained ministry and attended The General Theological Seminary. Ordained in 1999, he went on to serve as Assistant at Christ & St. Stephen's Church on the Upper West Side where he worked to develop the parish's ministry with children and families. In 2003 he was called to St.

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Staff

Sarah Tribelhorn, Parish Administrator

(973) 285-0884
stpaulsmp@optonline.net

Sarah, our Interim Parish Administrator,  is the first voice you will hear when you call the Parish Office.  Sarah is in the office on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 am - 3:30 pm and is always ready to help when needed.  Sarah and her family are members os St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Mendham.

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Susan Fuller, Church School Coordinator

Susan has been the Coordinator of our Church School program for several years.  Susan is a licensed attorney and has her PhD in education.  She brings her knowledge of education and her love for children to our Church School program.   We are so fortunate to have her!  If you would like more information on our Church School program, please call our Parish Office at (973) 285-0884.

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Wardens

John Squillace, Junior Warden

John and Joi joined St.

Jamie Greenless, Senior Warden

Jamie and his wife, Annie, have been long term members of St. Paul's and raised their children here.  Annie can often be seen coordinating and cooking for fellowship activities and Jamie working on various committees.  Jamie recently retired from Exxon and is looking forward to devoting his time to the vestry and to St. Paul's.  Jamie's strong managerial skills as an engineer will be a real asset in working with the lay leadership at St. Paul's as it looks toward an exciting and challenging future.