Our Leadership

Reverend Richard Lepage is the Rector and church planter of Anglican Church of the Reformation in Post Falls. He currently works bi-vocationally as Dean of School at WayMaker Christian Academy in Coeur d’Alene.

Originally from New Hampshire, Richard studied Philosophy and Classics at Saint Anselm College and earned an M.A. in Biblical Theology from Westminster Theological Seminary.

Richard has served in pastoral ministry and church planting for nearly twenty years. He was appointed to serve as an Archdeacon in the Anglican Diocese of All Nations (ADAN), where he advised on clergy formation, theological education, and constitutional matters. He has also taught History, Theology, Philosophy, and Ethics in college and Christian school settings. Richard has a particular love for historic Anglican worship and the Book of Common Prayer and is passionate about proclaiming the Gospel of Grace through Word and Sacrament.

A U.S. Army veteran, Richard is active in chaplaincy for veterans and is a member of the executive committee of Idaho’s largest American Legion post.

Richard and his wife, Elaine, have been married for nearly 30 years and have three children and two grandchildren.

Bishop Ben Fischer is the Rector of Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church in Nampa, Idaho, our mother church, which has sent Rev. Richard Lepage to plant Anglican Church of the Reformation in Post Falls. He also serves as Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of the Rocky Mountains, providing direct ecclesiastical oversight for church planting efforts in Idaho.

Ben holds degrees in Church History from Emory University and a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Notre Dame. Before entering parish ministry, he taught English at Northwest Nazarene University.

Ben and his wife, Brooke, are committed to planting and strengthening Anglican churches rooted in Scripture, shaped by the historic Anglican tradition, and centered on the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Bishop Ken Ross is the founding and diocesan bishop of the Diocese of the Rocky Mountains in the Anglican Church in North America. He provides pastoral oversight and spiritual leadership to Anglican churches throughout the Rocky Mountain region, including Anglican Church of the Reformation.

Bishop Ross has been involved in church planting and Anglican ministry since helping establish International Anglican Church in Colorado Springs in 2002. He later helped form the Diocese of the Rocky Mountains and became its first diocesan bishop when the diocese was constituted in 2015.

Ken and his wife, Sallie, have devoted their lives to pastoral ministry, church planting, evangelism, and the strengthening of local churches rooted in Scripture and the Anglican tradition.