Rector & Staff

Rector – Rev. Johanna Marcure

Johanna returns to Trinity after serving as rector of Zion Episcopal Church in Charles Town, West Virginia.

While serving in West Virginia, Johanna committed herself to working with others to welcome the stranger, offer hospitality, and restore communities in which all people are treated with dignity and respect. Whether establishing an outreach ministry to support immigrant neighbors, serving on the Board of Directors of Jefferson County Community Ministries (JCCM), or participating in the local chapter of the NAACP, Johanna used her voice to call attention to those pushed to the margins of society. In addition to serving as rector of Zion, Johanna provided weekly priestly and pastoral care at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church, a nearby historic African American parish.

Before serving in West Virginia, Johanna was rector here at Trinity from November 2017 to November 2024. During that time, she attended and graduated from the College for Congregational Development in Rochester, New York, and served on a variety of diocesan committees, most recently as a member of the Congregational Development Commission and secretary of Diocesan Council.

Before serving in the Diocese of Rhode Island, Johanna served in the Diocese of Central New York as rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Waterville and as an associate at Grace Episcopal Church in Utica.

Following her time in Waterville, Johanna served as rector of Grace Episcopal Church in Syracuse, where she developed The Grace Project, a ministry serving youth incarcerated in the Justice Center. In partnership with the Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse (ACTS) and the NAACP, she and her husband, Rabbi Joe Murray, were instrumental in ending the use of solitary confinement for youth in the Syracuse prison system.

In addition to her ministry in the Diocese of Central New York, Johanna served as a resident chaplain at Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, West Virginia, and as a supply priest at Trinity Episcopal Church in Morgantown.

Raised in the Episcopal Church, Johanna is committed to fostering authentic relationships and caring well for all of God’s people. She is dedicated to proclaiming the gospel with compassion and creativity through her words and actions. She seeks to create multigenerational, collaborative, curious, kind, caring, and joyful faith communities that engage actively in ministry and serve with integrity beyond the walls of the church.

Johanna enjoys cooking, gluten-free baking, and knitting. She also runs—but only because she enjoys spending time with her husband. She is passionate about nourishing and expressing her spirituality through mixed-media art, and she loves—and wears—cowboy boots!

Kimberly Stinnette, Office Admin

Kim was born and raised in Cranston and moved to Scituate with her husband and 4 children in 2018. She has a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and Psychology from Wheaton College in Massachusetts.

When her twins were born in 2004, she left her job with the Massachusetts Department of Education to stay home with them. Nine years and 2 more children later, they began homeschooling and continued until very recently, when her youngest enrolled at the high school.

Kim has also been working at the Scituate Senior Center since 2020. When the job of Parish Administrator came up, it dovetailed perfectly with the senior center and she’s glad it did! Kim enjoys being in a busy, ever-changing office!

Deborah Mollohan, Minister of Music

Greetings from my bench! I’m honored to be providing music for worship as your Minister of Music.

I began playing the organ for church services at the age of ten. My mother, who was a Sunday school teacher, would bring our little Magnus chord organ for me to play the hymns for junior church each Sunday. Around that time, I started taking organ lessons with Mabel Blake, who studied at Julliard. The summer before I began college, I studied with Marjorie Ogilvie at The First Universalist Church in Providence.

I majored in music at Rhode Island College and studied with Dr. Frederick MacArthur at Central Congregational Church, also in Providence. While there, I was a member of The Rhode Island College Chamber Singers under the direction of Dr. Edward Markward.

I have been an organist and choir director and most recently a Minister of Music at area churches in northern Rhode Island for over 25 years. I have been living in Scituate for over 30 years, where my husband, Wayne, and I raised our 3 daughters. We now have 3 sons-in-law and four grands!

During the week I am busy managing my husband’s dental practice. Some of my hobbies include knitting, weaving, sewing and fly fishing – though not necessarily in that order. This position comes to me in answer to my prayers and I feel blessed to be among you.