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==Rectors== | ==Rectors== | ||
* [[Willoughby Claybrook]], | * [[James Willis Cantey Johnson]], 1902-1907 | ||
* [[Rusty Goldsmith]] | * [[Willoughby Claybrook]], 1908-1919 | ||
* [[Oscar deWolf Randolph]], 1919-1928 | |||
* [[Richard Bland Mitchell]], 1929-1938 | |||
* [[William Henry Marmion]], 1938-1950 | |||
* [[David Cady Wright]], 1951-1970 | |||
* [[M. William Asger]], 1976-1986 | |||
* [[Rusty Goldsmith]], 1986- | |||
* [[Huey Gardner]], 2002- | * [[Huey Gardner]], 2002- | ||
Revision as of 12:42, 10 July 2022
St Mary's on-the-Highlands Episcopal Church is a congregation in the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama, led by Rector Huey Gardner.
The parish was founded on February 11, 1887 as a mission of the Church of the Advent.
The stone-clad church building, designed by John Sutcliffe and completed in 1891 is located at 1910 12th Avenue South in Five Points South.
A columbarium and new organ chamber were added to the building to designs by architect John Carraway.
In May 2021 a new parish hall and other renovations of auxiliary buildings were completed. They were designed by KPS Group.
Rectors
- James Willis Cantey Johnson, 1902-1907
- Willoughby Claybrook, 1908-1919
- Oscar deWolf Randolph, 1919-1928
- Richard Bland Mitchell, 1929-1938
- William Henry Marmion, 1938-1950
- David Cady Wright, 1951-1970
- M. William Asger, 1976-1986
- Rusty Goldsmith, 1986-
- Huey Gardner, 2002-