A Warm Welcome Awaits You
— The Reverend Pete Falk, Rector
Rector
Rev. Pete Falk
Rector
Pete is a native of Vancouver, British Columbia. Jesus Christ changed his life in 1989. Then Pete began a journey toward ordination in the Anglican Church. He attended Regent College, Vancouver graduating with a Master of Divinity degree in 1998. Ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada, Pete served a rural two-church parish in the Diocese of Brandon, Manitoba, beginning in 1998 before moving to Albuquerque in 2003. He has served in Episcopal and Anglican churches, most recently as Rector of Christ The King since 2019. Pete and Beth married in 1991. They have two adult children and one son-in-law. Beth is a veterinarian in practice at an animal clinic in Albuquerque. In his spare time Pete enjoys reading and talking about history and learning to play the piano.
Rev. Bill Lock
Deacon
While not quite a New Mexico native, Bill has lived in Albuquerque for many years. Bill has served as deacon in Episcopal and Anglican churches in the Albuquerque area for over twenty years. He has been practicing law as an attorney for as long as he’s lived in the area. Bill serves as a chancellor, a senior legal advisor to the Bishop for the Diocese of the Southwest. Bill is married to Norma and they have several children and grandchildren in their family. He is a long-time avid supporter of the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad in New Mexico and Colorado.
Rev. Sean Jennett
Deacon
Sean has lived in Albuquerque several years, coming from central Pennsylvania. Sean was recently ordained deacon in 2025. He co-leads with Deacon Bill Lock an adult Sunday class based on the readings from the lectionary, the ordered cycle of Sunday readings in the ACNA. God’s tremendous blessings brought him his soul mate and wife Hope and two adult amazing children. During the week, he works as a small animal veterinarian and lives with a menagerie of animals including five dogs, two cats, one snake, a tortoise, and a bearded dragon.
Father Pete Falk, Rector
Pete is a native of Vancouver, British Columbia. Jesus Christ changed his life in 1989. Then Pete began a journey toward ordination in the Anglican Church. He attended Regent College, Vancouver graduating with a Master of Divinity degree in 1998. Ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada, Pete served a rural two-church parish in the Diocese of Brandon, Manitoba, beginning in 1998 before moving to Albuquerque in 2003. He has served in Episcopal and Anglican churches, most recently as Rector of Christ The King since 2019. Pete and Beth married in 1991. They have two adult children and one son-in-law. Beth is a veterinarian in practice at an animal clinic in Albuquerque. In his spare time Pete enjoys reading and talking about history and learning to play the piano.
Deacon Bill Lock
While not quite a New Mexico native, Bill has lived in Albuquerque for many years. Bill has served as deacon in Episcopal and Anglican churches in the Albuquerque area for over twenty years. He has been practicing law as an attorney for as long as he's lived in the area. Bill serves as a chancellor, a senior legal advisor to the Bishop for the Diocese of the Southwest. Bill is married to Norma and they have several children and grandchildren in their family. He is a long-time avid supporter of the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad in New Mexico and Colorado.
Deacon Sean Jennett
Sean has lived in Albuquerque several years, coming from central Pennsylvania. Sean was recently ordained deacon in 2025. He co-leads with Deacon Bill Lock an adult Sunday class based on the readings from the lectionary, the ordered cycle of Sunday readings in the ACNA. God's tremendous blessings brought him his soul mate and wife Hope and two adult amazing children. During the week, he works as a small animal veterinarian and lives with a menagerie of animals including five dogs, two cats, one snake, a tortoise, and a bearded dragon.
Lee Ann Blanchard
Altar Guild Director
