formerly Southern Africa Information Access, Inc., built internet databases in 13 fields of activity and developments by NGO's, Government and International organizations, active in the SADC world. Partnered with related academic and NGO agencies and institutions in 13 countries in Southern Africa. Founder and President - CAATE, Computers for African Theological Education, rehabbed and shipped computers to 9 countries in Africa. Morphed to become Africa Information Access.

Independent Research, Sub-Saharan Africa. Site visits upon request: rural development, clean water resources, health clinics, women and children advocacy, IT capacity development, donor support via networking and on-site review.

Curate, St. Paul's Newburyport MA, 1970-73Rector, St. Mark's, Foxborough MA, 1973-1986Director, Life/work Planning Center, St. John's, Lafayette Square, Washington DC, 1986-Assisting priest, Church of Ascension, Silver Spring, MD 1986-1988Assisting priest, St. Alban's Parish, Washington DC 2004-2009Diocesan Supply priest, Diocese of Washington, 2004-2010Independent Consultant - development issues, programs & projects, AfricaIndependent Pastoral Services, Maryland & WDC 2004-present.Canonically resident, Diocese of Massachusetts, 1970-present.

Founder and Director

Provided support services, fund raising projects, and site visits to major Anglican rural Parishes, including, congregations, medical clinic, agricultural infrastructure, electrification.

Career counseling and coaching for Clergy of any faith, crisis intervention, couples life planning workshops.Vocational discernment and mentoring for those considering a religious vocation, or as effective lay-leader.Career assessment and evaluation of their future for any dedicated member of a faith community.

All liturgical duties at Parish, Administrator of Parish Special Fund/Life Building Fund, Co-administrator of Foxboro Discretionary Fund, Sponsor of Community Pastoral Counseling Services, Chaplain to Friday Juvenile Court, Wrentham District Court, Project Director of Low Cost Housing Inc. project in Foxboro, Moderator of Teen Substance Abuse initiatives in Foxboro, Co-founder of MECA, Massachusetts Episcopal Clergy Association, Board Member of National Network of Episcopal Clergy Associations, Member of Diocesan Cathedral Finance Committee, Co-chair of Committee for Consecration Service of the Rt.Revd John Coburn, Bishop of Massachusetts

Advanced Studies

All pastoral and liturgical duties as assigned by Rector, Founder of New Beginnings, a weekly social and mutual support group program for emotionally and mentally disadvantaged persons, Chaplain to Newbury MA Fire Department, Convenor of Newburyport Clergy Association,