Rev. Natasha has a BA in Philosophy from The University of North Carolina at Asheville, and a Masters of Divinity from The General Theological Seminary in New York City. She was ordained a Deacon on May 28, 2005 and a priest on January 7, 2006. She has served on a wide variety of Diocesan committees and Boards. She lives with her two children, two cats, two bunnies, chickens and a turtle. If she had free time, she would probably just sleep and binge watch Netflix, but she would like to think she would do yoga, bake, sew, craft, go for walks, garden, fish, and spend time at the beach.

Martha has been part of the St. Luke's community for over 15 years, working in the office to support clergy, the vestry, and parishioners.  She grew up in Scituate and raised her two daughters here, following a brief stint in Washington, DC after receiving a degree in Government from Smith College. Martha's career experiences include work in a law firm, management of a small advertising agency, and running her own ad business for 13 years. Martha is an active parishioner of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church and is currently president of  the St. Vincent de Paul Society, which has been helping Scituate residents in need for over 70 years.

Ruslan is a Ukranian pianist who moved to Quincy, Florida in the Falll of 2022 with his wife Olga and his two sons, Vladislav and Robert.They recently moved to Cambridge, MA. His musical training began at the age of six. He has a Master of Music from the Academy of Music in Lviv, Ukraine. He has also completed a three year Postgraduate degree and received a Certificate of Assistantship - Practical Training Course from Ukrainian National Tchaikovsky Academy of Music in Kyiv, Ukraine. Ruslan also worked as a solo pianist in the Chernivtsi regional Philharmonic Society in Ukraine. He loves America, all the wonderful people and the magnificent pianos!

Alice is responsible for keeping the St. Luke's Church building tidy and welcoming to the many guests and parishioners who visit each week. St. Luke's is thankful for the care and thoughtfulness she puts into her work at the church.