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Nichole grew up singing in choirs, and she grew serious about studying music when she was in high school. After earning her BA and MAT in Music Education from Oregon State University, she served as a vocal music teacher to students in public schools. She currently teaches voice and piano students (both children and adults) under her business name, Moon Song Music Studio. Passionate about social justice, anti-racism, and community care, she serves on the board of Denver Area Music Teachers Association, hoping to be impactful in the music education communities in Denver. Nichole's hobbies include gardening, songwriting, and traveling, and you can often find her cozy with an engaging book.

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A Southern California native, Julia moved first to Crested Butte, then to Stamford, CT, where she married and raised three children. Denver is now home--in the best sense of the word--in no small part, because of St. Barnabas. After a career in the corporate sector, she spent twenty years working for nonprofits and serving on Stamford's Board of Education for ten years. Julia is trained and has trained others in anti-racist work. She is a widow and the grandmother of adorable fraternal twins.

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Lexi is originally from St. Louis, Missouri. She graduated from Wartburg College in Waverly, Iowa in 2019 with a degree in music and religion. She received her Master of Divinity in 2022 from Iliff School of Theology and is now in the process to become ordained as a deacon in the ELCA. Lexi is grateful for the opportunity to serve as the bookkeeper at St. Barnabas.