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RETIREMENT

Bishop Townshend has accepted the request of the Reverend Canon Gerry Adam to retire as the Director of Camp Huron, effective 20 November 2026. This summer will be Gerry’s 35th at the Camp! In 1991, she started as the arts and crafts programmer and subsequently served as chaplain and as assistant director before being appointed as the director of Huron Church Camp (as it was then known) by Archbishop Percy O’Driscoll in 1997. She was the first woman and first layperson to hold that role.

 

While serving at the camp, Gerry discerned a call to ordained ministry and was ordained to the diaconate by Bishop Bob Bennett on 24 January 2004. She was the deacon at St. Michael and All Angels, London, before moving to St. James Westminster in 2011. Gerry was named a Canon of the Cathedral Church of St. Paul at the 173rd Synod of the Diocese of Huron in May 2015. 

 

We thank Canon Gerry for her many years of faithful ministry at the Camp and wish her well in her retirement from Camp Huron. She will continue to hold the licence of the Bishop as deacon at St. James Westminster. 
 

NEW CHURCH HOUSE STAFF

Rodger Moran has joined Church House as Manager of Advancement for Camp Huron, where he oversees fundraising, donor engagement, and strategic communications.

Prior to joining our team, Rodger served as Executive Director of ReForest London, one of Canada’s leading environmental charities. In that role, he led major fundraising initiatives, built strong partnerships, and helped secure significant public and private investment to expand the organization’s impact.

Rodger is passionate about building meaningful connections between people, purpose, and place, and is grateful for the opportunity to support the Diocese of Huron through the work of Camp Huron.
 


Timothy John Esperanza has joined the Diocese of Huron as an accounting coordinator. 

Originally from the Philippines, Timothy began his career working with public accounting firms as a staff accountant. He transitioned into private organizations where he advanced into a senior role gaining broader experience in financial management and reporting. 

He recently relocated from Toronto to London and is grateful for the opportunity to be part of this community. Timothy is eager to support our financial operations with accuracy and integrity, and to cultivate meaningful connections.
 

SAVE THE DATE

 

A memorial service for the Very Reverend Dr Jay Koyle will be held at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, 15 May 2026. Clergy are invited to vest, the colour being white.