The Rev. Tim Schenck is an Episcopal priest, award-winning author, blogger, syndicated columnist, creator of the wildly popular devotional Lent Madness,husband, father of two teenage boys, and the rector of St. John’s Church in Hingham, Massachusetts. He previously served as rector of All Saints’ Church in Briarcliff Manor, New York, and as curate at Old St. Paul’s in downtown Baltimore.
A 1991 graduate of Tufts University, Tim received his Master of Divinity from Seabury-Western Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois, 200o where he served as Student Body President and received the coveted Preaching Prize.
His blog Clergy Family Confidential touches on a variety of subjects from finding God in domestic chaos to vaguely irreverent musings on church life while his book What Size Are God’s Shoes: Kids Chaos and the Spiritual Life is a humorous romp through the joys and challenges of raising faithful children. He also authors a monthly syndicated column for GateHouse Media titled In Good Faith that blends spirituality with everyday life.
When not typing on his laptop, engaging with social media, tending to his congregation, parenting, or being the kind of husband that helps with the laundry, you can usually find Tim drinking black coffee, hanging out at with his dog Delilah, running, cleaning out the litter box for Mimi the family ferret, or practicing blues guitar.
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