 Raised in Northeast Ohio, Luke Fodor left home prematurely at 17 after skipping the last year of high school to attend a Bible College in Chicago where he studied theology and missions. After graduating he found a home in the Episcopal Church. After completing a M.A. in Theology from Durham University in England and a M.A. in Critical Theory from New York University, he came to work at the Episcopal Church Center as the Program Assistant for Young Adult and Higher Education Ministries. After serving in this capacity for nearly 3 years, Luke began working for Episcopal Relief & Development as the Network Coordinator in May 2007. In September 2008, Luke switched to part-time status as he pursues a M.Div at Bexley Hall Seminary in Columbus, OH.
A postulant in the Diocese of Long Island, Luke is finding the transition to life back in Ohio a bit stifling, but is busy enough with work, school work and learning how to be a new father, not to notice too much. He is happy with the flexible schedule that allows him so spend more time with his adorable son, Aidan and wonderful wife, Willow. On the rare ocassion he finds a few spare moments, Luke can often be found zooming around the streets of Columbus on his Trek roadbike.
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