Father Bob Hennagin became rector of Holy Trinity in March 2020.

He had been the priest-in-charge since June 2019.

 He was born in Detroit, Michigan and received his degree in economics from Albion College. He earned his CPA certificate in 1983. Banking brought Father Bob to Dallas is 1982. He met his wife, Kari, in Dallas and they married in 1986. Bob and Kari have three daughters, Tasha who has 3 children and lives in Dallas, Annie who lives in Abilene, and Stephanie who lives in Nashville, TN. He and Kari’s grandson, Colby, lives with them and attends Trinity School. Kari is the president and CEO of United Way of Midland.

Father Bob graduated from the Seminary of the Southwest having been sent by the diocese of Dallas. He did his curacy in Garland, Texas and then moved out to Atlanta, Texas as vicar of a small mission. He also opened and ran a homeless shelter in Texarkana. From there, Father Bob moved to St. Hilary’s in Fort Myers, FL where he stayed for 15 years. He then went to Holy Comforter in Montgomery, AL for 6 years. He has been an interim rector in Spring Hill, Florida and Abilene Texas.

The Rev. Ashley Colley was born and raised in the greater Houston area, where her family still resides. Ashley moved to Abilene in 2012 to attend Hardin-Simmons University where she earned a B.A. Religion through the Logsdon School of Theology. During that time, she met her husband Robert Colley while playing violin in the HSU Orchestra together. At HSU, she started attending The Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest in Abilene, TX and was confirmed in January of 2017. After graduating with her bachelors in December of 2016, Ashley discerned the call to the priesthood and was sent from Heavenly Rest to attend Seminary of the Southwest in 2019, joined by her husband and their cats Tigger and Daisy. Graduating Seminary of the Southwest in the M.Div. Class of 2022, Ashley has accepted the call to be Curate at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Midland, TX. She was ordained to the Transitional Diaconate on December 18th, 2021 at Heavenly Rest and ordained to the Priesthood on June 9th at Holy Trinity where she has begun her ministry.

Vangi Peek 

Vangi Peek is our Parish Administrator. Vangi and her children have been members of our church for over 20 years. Vangi is excited to be apart of such a great team and is here to help everyone. 

Bert Bostic has served as Organist/Choirmaster since July 2009. He is a graduate of Marshall University in Huntington, WV and has served churches in both West Virginia and Texas.  Prior to serving Holy Trinity Episcopal Bert held the position of Director of Music and the Arts for the St. Luke’s UMC in Midland.  He is also an adjunct teacher and choral director at Midland Community College and the one of the Musical Directors for Midland Community Theatre. 

A Midland native, Kara graduated from West Texas A&M with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management and an associate degree in Interior Design. She joined the staff of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity in 2011, as Director of Communications. 

As Communications director, Kara’s creative focus can be seen and felt far and wide—from the weekly newsletter to pew bulletins to Holy Trinity’s web page & social media. 

Kara, her husband and two children are active members of Holy Trinity’s parish family. “The people of Holy Trinity really are my extended family,” she explains. “They’re always with me, no matter where I go.”

Megan Irwin is our Preschool Director she and her husband moved here from Dallas.

Megan previously worked in the Child Development Program at Highland Park United Methodist Church for the past 16 years. She graduated from the University of North Texas with a  Bachelor of Science in Development and Family Studies.

She is thrilled that God brought her to Holy Trinity so that she may help each child achieve their fullest potential while sharing the teachings of Jesus.  Megan is excited to bring passion for learning to a new home and work alongside the teachers to fulfill Holy Trinity's Preschool mission and meet the highest standards of childhood education.