Virginia Episcopalian Magazine Fall 2012 Issue | Page 17

Grace Church, Berryville
Kimball was a welsh terrier
who often attended services
and functions at Grace Church,
Berryville with the Rev. Dwight
Brown and his wife, Cathy. He’s
pictured here in front of a stained
glass window – which depicts him
in the lower right-hand corner as
one of the animals surrounding
Noah’s Ark.

Mayo Memorial Church House
Georgia is Bishop Goff’s pet Chihuahua.

Episcopal Campus Ministry, Harrisonburg
Beagle Retriever mix Rowan of Canterbury was adopted
while on a mission trip in North Carolina. He enjoys walks
on the quad with college students.

Trinity, Fredericksburg
PJ the Welsh Corgi, pet to the Rev. Brian Turner
and the Rev. Amy Turner, comes to work and youth
group meetings with Brian at Trinity. He also
serves as the unofficial mascot for the Canterbury
Club Episcopal & Lutheran Campus Ministry at the
University of Mary Washington.

St. Andrew’s, Arlington
Ruby, the Rev. Jenny Montgomery’s
pet, loves practicing on stage with the
St. Andrew’s Players.

St. Mark’s, Richmond
The Rev. Buck Aiken’s
standard Poodle, Mowgli, is
a regular participant in life at
St. Mark’s. Not pictured is his
side kick, Cat Ballou, who is
younger but also a standard.

Immanuel Church-on-the-Hill,
Alexandria
The “EpiscoLabs” of Immanuel Church-on-theHill, Alexandria belong to the Rev. David M.
Crosby and his wife, Chrissy.

Want to see more church dogs? We
couldn't fit them all here! Check out
flickr.com/episcopaldioceseofvirginia
for the full gallery.

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