
Leaders
Administration
Nathan Teves
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Custodian
(303) 756-1595
Music
Clergy

The Rev. Seth O'Kegley, MM, MDiv (he/him/his)
Lead Pastor
office (303) 756-1595
cell (720) 432-7627
Seth was appointed Pastor in 2022. Born in East Tennessee and raised in Northern Virginia, Seth grew up in the shadows of the Appalachian Mountains. He holds a Bachelor of Music in Music Education from East Tennessee State University, a Master of Music in Choral Conducting from The University of Tennessee Knoxville, and a Master of Divinity from the Iliff School of Theology. Seth is passionate about developing ecumenical relationships between the United Methodist Church and our Anglican sibling churches as well as the full inclusion of the Queer community in the life and ministry of the Church. Seth serves on the Wespath Young Leaders Advisory Board (Y-LAB), the Mountain Sky Conference Board of Higher Education Ministry, and is the Chair of the Colorado Front Range District Committee on Ordained Ministry (click here for DCOM email). Seth most recently served as the Pastor of Worship & Music at First United Methodist Church of Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He sings regularly with Kantorei, and occasionally joins the choir of St. John's Episcopal Cathedral. He loves hiking, swimming, and being outdoors in the stunning Colorado wilderness.
Lay Leadership

The Rev. Stacy Collins (she/her/hers)
Pastor of Congregational Care
office (303) 756-1595
cell (303) 587-1960
The Rev. Stacy Collins is an ordained United Methodist Deacon. She has lived in the Denver area since 1995. Stacy has over 20+ years of experience working in local churches of all sizes. She holds a Bachelor of Music from Oberlin Conservatory, Master of Arts from Western IL University, and a Master of Divinity from Iliff School of Theology. Stacy worked at St. Andrew UMC in Highlands Ranch for over 19 years as an associate music director and then as Pastor of Congregational Care. She has led many retreats in the areas of spiritual growth, creativity, and prayer. Most recently, Stacy was Pastor to a small rural congregation in IL. Stacy and her husband, Steve (and their dogs, Kona and Rosey) moved to Castle Rock in September after spending 18 months in IL with family. ​​


