Trevor joined the St. Stephen’s on-the-Hill community in September 2025. Lorne Park is a neighbourhood he knows well. Growing up around the corner from SSOTH, he attended both Tecumseh Public School and Lorne Park Secondary School.
Trevor’s path to the United Church of Canada began after serving in another denomination, where he became convinced that the way of Jesus must always include full equality for people of every sexual orientation and gender expression. His ministry is rooted in compassion, radical welcome, and the belief that everyone deserves a place to belong.
Beyond Sunday mornings, Trevor is passionate about bringing hope and healing into the world. He believes stories have the power to change hearts and systems, which is why he’s been involved in producing two films: Saint Judy—the true story of an LA immigration attorney fighting for the rights of women refugees, and Broken Courage—a documentary following a former child soldier’s journey to healing with the help of a trans woman.
Academically, Trevor holds a doctorate from Claremont School of Theology.
For Trevor, faith is never about ‘conformity’ but about a constant becoming—together. At St. Stephen’s, he’s committed to making sure that whoever you are, wherever you’re from, whomever you love and however you identify, you can find a home here.
When looking to connect with Trevor, you’re likely to find him at the local hockey rink where he volunteers for youth hockey development or at the dog park, with the family bernadoodle, Millie.
Claire brings over 20 years of dedicated experience leading children’s programming within the United Church of Canada. As an Ontario Certified Teacher (OCT), she combines a strong pedagogical foundation with a deep passion for bringing the teachings of Jesus to children in creative, engaging, and relevant ways. Above all, Claire knows that the most important part of Kids Church at St. Stephen’s on the Hill is that kids have fun!
Claire holds a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) with a major in English and a double minor in History and Gender Studies. Throughout her university journey, she enrolled in any courses offered on religion and the Bible, deepening her understanding of faith and scripture. As a lifelong learner, she is continuously seeking new ways to grow and refine her practice as both an educator and a Christian.
Grounded in a ministry of love and affirmation, Claire is deeply committed to equity, LGBTQ2S+ inclusion, anti-racism, and active reconciliation. She is dedicated to cultivating a safe, joyful, and welcoming space where every child and family feels celebrated and belongs.
My love of St. Stephen's began over 20 years ago attending with my children, volunteering in the nursery during services, and later part of our legendary giant garage sales!
When the position of office administrator became available, it felt like the right fit from the start, having worked in the administration field with both large and small companies over the years.
With this position and volunteering in stewards, fundraising, etc., it is a pleasure to work with everyone to reach our goals, as well as spending time with our wonderful congregation.
South Korean pianist Sunju Koh has studied under the tutelage of Diana Lawton, the late Artur Balsam, Andrzej Jasiński, the late Tatiana Nikolayeva, and the late Jacob Lateiner and has performed solo concerts in Canada, the United States, Germany, Austria, Italy, Australia, and France, specifically in Berlin, Vienna, Brisbane, Meinz, and in Victoria, BC.
She finished her double undergraduate in New York City at the Manhattan School of Music as well as the Julliard School of Music. She performed internationally in masterclasses such as at the acclaimed Mozarteum University in Salzburg, Austria (1990) and the state universities in Rome (1988) and Meinz (2002) as well as at the Paris Conservatory in 1990.
Since retiring as a solo pianist, Sunju Koh has been teaching privately since 1998 with a studio that cultivated multiple national music competition winners throughout her teaching years. She was also the music director for the Toronto Korean Children’s Choir from 1998-2020.
Sunju Koh has been the music director at St.Stephen’s on-the-Hill United Church in Mississauga, Ontario since 1998 and believes in building up harmonious musical communities through choral works and fellowship.
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