Rector
Dr. Paul Walter

Paul Walter has been the rector of Church of the Resurrection since October of 2004. Prior to this, he was the rector of Good Shepherd Episcopal Church from August of 1996. Paul grew up in Colorado and after graduating from Yale with a degree in History, he became a successful international businessman living in the United States and abroad. In 1972, Paul and his wife Susan lost their third child while living in Tehran Iran, and it was through a Christian couple who befriended them during this time of grief and loneliness that they came to know and believe in Jesus. During the next four years, Paul began to sense a call to ministry and in 1976 he entered Oxford University and obtained a Masters in Theology.

After his graduation, Paul was ordained in the Episcopal church and has ministered since that time in a number of locations in the United States. His heart has always been in missions, however, and he has served in a number of high profile positions in addition to earning his Doctor of Missiology degree from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Paul met his wife, Susan Goddard, in a choir in New York City. They have been married over forty years and have three adult children. Daughter Carolyn is a senior producer near Atlanta, Georgia. Son Matthew, who is married and has six children, has served as an Anglican missionary in Amman, Jordan and is now an associate priest in Ocala Florida. Son Peter is a businessman in Charlotte, North Carolina. Susan, who is now retired from her career as a veterinarian, forms an essential part of Paul's ministry.

Our Deacons

Cliff Kurrus

Nancy McCue

After almost three years serving in Rwanda (Oct 2005 to Jun 2008) as HIV/AIDS Coordinator for the Anglican Diocese of Kibungo, Nancy has arrived home to continued opportunities to cement that relationship. She assists Father Paul in connecting the four churches with sister parishes in Kibungo and supports her community of Fulton/Callaway sponsoring a Health Clinic as part of their Community Partnership project.  Her passion is for the body of Christ to be as one and has worked in the past with the Christian community organizing March for Jesus, Prayer Walk Callaway (her county) and participating in regional ministries - Prepare the Way Ministries in St. Louis (community prayer) and the Missouri Strategic Prayer Network watching the power of God manifest when God’s people work together. The Kingdom Center for Women’s Ministries in Fulton, a place where women can receive a listening ear and the word of God into their lives, is her present passion and she hopes to be able to open a Center in Rwanda enabling women to be healed.  She also stands ready to assist a church plant in central Missouri.

Wanda Hults

Born and reared in a small Midwestern community, Wanda accepted Christ as her personal savior at the age of six. She served 12 years as a leader in Bible Study Fellowship (a large non denominational and international bible study program), trained her children through Bible Memory Association (an international scripture memorization program) and Advanced Training Institute of America (a home education program). She’s taught women’s bible classes in the local church and led in outreach ministries. For three years, she volunteered at Pregnancy Resource Center as a client counselor and financial management trainer. Wanda has degrees in education and professional counseling and is presently employed as a Psychological Examiner for a local school district and maintains a small private Christian counseling practice. She was ordained as a Deacon in the Anglican Church of the Resurrection March 15, 2007 and continues to serve in that capacity. She was married for 35 years and her husband is now deceased. Her home was blessed with three children, now adults, and six grandchildren.