The Reverend Will Berry

A passionate preacher, pastor, liturgist, and lover of Christian formation, Rev. Will was born and raised in southeastern Pennsylvania. He became an Episcopalian during college and began his career working in campus and young adult ministry in the Diocese of North Carolina.

Ordained since 2019, Will has served as an associate on a large cathedral staff, has been a priest-in-charge of a pastoral-sized parish, and most recently served as the Associate Rector for Families and Formation at St. Stephen's in Charleston.

Rev. Will is an advocate for intergenerational ministry and currently serves as the chair of the Diocesan Youth Commission. In his previous Diocese, he served on executive council, the commission on ministry, and the diocesan development team. He also frequently helps out with music and serves as a summer camp chaplain at Camp St. Christopher where he works with the annual youth event, Happening.

Rev. Will lives on John's Island with his wife Caitlin, their son Thomas, and their two cats Hairy and Rooster. A lifelong contemplative, Will finds God most often in nature and especially in the wild beauty of the low country. His "Holy Spirit" animal is a blue heron, and you can see a large portrait of one in his office.