Jude Henzy has been working as a Unitarian Universalist Director of Religious Education since 1998. She served the UU Fellowship of Newark, Delaware from 1992-1998; the Unitarian Society of Wilmington, Delaware from 1998-2004; and joined the USG staff in September, 2005.

Jude is committed to helping children deepen their spiritual connections through worship, religious exploration social action projects, and a caring religious community. Her hope for children at USG is that they find here a place where they feel welcome, needed and cared for, and their identity as Unitarian Universalists nourished.

In addition to her position at USG, Jude teaches English at Delaware Technical and Community College. She is also a candidate for the ministry. She lives in Mt. Airy with her daughter, Anna, and has a grown son, Sam.

Mark has been USG's Director of Music since 1983. He has built the choir into an outstanding ensemble that sings at most Sunday services during the year and presents two major chorale programs annually.

Mark also teaches music at Chestnut Hill Academy and is the Music Director at Old York Road Temple Beth Am where he was honored in 2002 for eighteen "chai" years of service. For twenty-one years, he has been the Artistic Director of the Ambler Chorale Society, a community chorus in Montgomery County. He also serves as the concert accompanist for the Orpheus Club of Philadelphia, the oldest men's singing society in the US.

Mark earned his Master of Music in Chorale Conducting at Temple University's Esther Boyer College of Music. While at Temple, he received the Elaine Brown Tribute Award as well as membership in Pi Kappa Lambda. He has participated in master classes at the Oregon Bach Festival with Helmuth Rilling, a Chorus America summer conducting workshop, and the annual Robert Shaw Chorale Workshops at Carnegie Hall. An honors graduate of the Eastman School of Music, Mark has also taken courses at Westminster Choir College and the School of Sacred Music at Hebrew Union College. He is listed in the 2006 editions of Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Education. around the church.

Robin honed her excellent organizational and administrative management skills in her positions as manager of a small business as well as a production technician for a top-ranked, government-access television station.

Her experiences are diverse and include supervision of staff, office management, database management, inventory management, customer and community interface, and volunteer coordination.

Outside of the office, Robin loves the performing arts. She is active with several local theatre groups, and has served on the board of the King of Prussia Players. She enjoys participating in several productions a year, whether as a director, stage manager, or actress. Robin also volunteers her administrative and design skills as an organizer of the annual Philly Lindy Love swing dancing exchange. She and her boyfriend live in Wynnewood, PA.

Office Hours:
Monday – Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

Anthony has been the church sexton at USG since 2003. He has been a part of the community since 1993. Additionally, he is an experienced renovation and landscaping contractor. He has worked for various institutions doing maintenance, janitorial and landscaping for over 20 years throughout the Philadelphia area.