Deacon Linda Vosburgh,
Rector Rev. Peter Munson,

Clergy

The Rev. Peter A. Munson, Rector

The Rev. Peter A. Munson accepted a call to be the Rector of St. Ambrose on August 1, 2001.  Peter holds an M.Div. from Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria and a J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law in Boulder.  Peter was born in London, England to American parents and was raised in Charleston, South Carolina and Virginia Beach, Virginia.  After college and law school, he served as a Peace Corps Volunteer on the Eastern Caribbean island of Dominica, where he taught high school math and biology. Peter is married to Julia, who is a psychotherapist in private practice, and they have two teen-aged children, Zach and Hannah.  His hobbies and passions including climbing mountains, writing, baseball, and growing in faith.  He believes that Christ is calling all of us to transformation, and that, by God’s abundant grace, we are all equipped to help establish the kingdom of God on earth. 
View Daily Camera article, "Priest Takes Vision Quest on Colorado Trail." 

The Rev. Linda Vosburgh, Deacon

Linda Vosburgh was ordained to the Vocational Diaconate in November of 2007. After serving for a year and a half at Holy Comforter in Broomfield she accepted a call to serve as the deacon at St.Ambrose. In the past she has worked as a Disaster Assistance Employee for FEMA, and went on a dental mission trip to Haiti. Deacons are called to a ministry of service so they usually work in the outside world bringing the needs of the community back to the parish and help set up ministries to meet those needs. She has worked for 35 years in the University of Colorado Libraries, and enjoys teaching library research classes as well as helping students with their research. She and her husband, Doug Langley, who is a custom carpenter, love to buy and fix up older houses while living in them. They have two children -  Jess is a painter, and Joe is a toy designer. “Go out and preach the gospel every day – use words only when necessary,” is a quote attributed to St. Francis, her favorite saint.



Adjunct Clergy

The Rev. Sally Bowersox is Executive Director of St. Benedict Health and Healing Ministry, a Diocesan Institution of the Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Colorado.  St. BHHM offers no-cost health care to the un- and underinsured in Boulder County by going to where the people are in need, such as foodbanks, thrift stores, and meals for the homeless.  Sally is also a registered nurse, yoga teacher and dance therapist.  As a spiritual director she is a member of Spiritual Directors International and serves on the Spiritual Direction Colorado, a Diocesan committee. Sally's son, Sam, is a junior at CSU.  Sally's passion is for peace, justice and advocacy.  Her interests include reading, yoga, walking, snowshoeing and snorkeling (which she doesn't do too much of in Colorado).
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