As Minister of St. Paul’s United Church, Connie combines thoughtful biblical teaching, compassionate pastoral care, and a deep commitment to helping people connect faith with everyday life.

Connie has served congregations in Saskatchewan and Ontario, bringing experience in preaching, leadership development, congregational renewal, and community engagement. She is known for her engaging sermons, practical spirituality, and her ability to make Scripture accessible, relevant, and inspiring.

Connie has a particular interest in spiritual formation and the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers and congregations. She enjoys helping people discover their gifts, grow in discipleship, and find meaningful ways to serve God and their communities.

Outside of church, Connie enjoys hiking, travelling, spending time with family and friends, and exploring new places. She considers it a privilege to walk alongside people through life's celebrations, challenges, and milestones, sharing in God's grace and love together.

She holds graduate degrees from Emmanuel College/Victoria University in the University of Toronto and Fuller Theological seminary.

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Sonya Kalverda has shared her love of music through teaching and church ministry for more than 40 years. She holds an ARCT in Piano from the Royal Conservatory of Music, along with piano and voice qualifications through the Royal Conservatory and RMT. Over the years, she has served as Choir Director at Holland Christian Homes and as Music Director at Fellowship Christian Reformed Church in Etobicoke.

Sonya is passionate about helping others discover the joy of making music and leading worship through song. When she's not at the piano or directing the choir, she enjoys baking—especially cookies—and spending time with her five children and twelve grandchildren.

Shawn Stewart brings decades of practical experience and faithful service to St. Paul's. After a 30-year career in the industrial electrical field, Shawn stepped into a part-time retirement role as Property Manager, where he has cared for our church building and grounds for the past four years. A member of St. Paul's for more than 30 years, he has a deep commitment to the life of our congregation. Outside the church, Shawn enjoys canoeing, kayaking, cycling, world travel, and lending a helping hand to seniors with projects around their homes. He and his wife now make their home in Georgetown.

Jacquie Ritchie serves as Chair of St. Paul's Church Council. She has spent her career in fundraising, primarily in the health care sector, helping organizations strengthen their communities through generous support. A lifelong Brampton resident, Jacquie enjoys gardening, travelling, and caring for animals. Over the years her household has included dogs, cats, gerbils, and even a gecko. Her love for the community, thoughtful leadership, and servant's heart are a blessing to the ministry of St. Paul's.

As you come into the church building you may see Bailey Sinclair at our security desk, Bailey is a graduate of Brampton Centennial SS and Sheridan College in the Electrical Engineering Technician Program. Bailey is a fan of Tim Horton's iced coffee, and enjoys reading.

Katharine brings a remarkable gift for organization, creativity, and hospitality to her role as Office Administrator. With more than 30 years of office management experience, she helps keep the life and ministry of the church running smoothly while ensuring that people remain connected and cared for.

A lifelong musician, Katharine has sung as both a soloist and choral member in schools, churches, and community ensembles across Canada. Her passion for worship and the arts is reflected in her contributions to church life through music, prayer, liturgical dance, and occasional preaching.

After earning a Bachelor of Commerce degree, Katharine spent a decade working with provincial and national non-profit organizations, developing expertise in administration, event planning, and organizational leadership. She joined St. Paul’s United Church in 2025 and also serves as Office Administrator at St. John’s United Church in Georgetown.

Katharine is a co-founder of the Halton Hills Music Festival and the Halton Hills Youth Chorus. She is known for her attention to detail, gentle spirit, and ability to bring order, warmth, and grace to every task she undertakes.