Tim has served as president of the 1st Amendment Partnership since 2014, where he works with faith groups to ensure that religious freedom is fully protected in the law. He chairs a broad and diverse religious coalition aimed at influencing federal policy and public opinion about the value of faith to the common good. He is a graduate of Kansas State University and Georgetown University School of Law. He has been married for 17 years to Rev. Lisa Wink Schultz and they live in Cheverly with their sons Wyatt and Weston. He loves youth baseball and is a frequent workout partner of Rev. Rob Krech. He has attended Church of the Advent since the first day of the Brookland church plant and became a member shortly thereafter. While at Advent, he has led the Alpha course and small groups in his home, as well teaching at Sunday school and youth group and serving on the security and Eucharistic Prayer teams.
 

Coite has attended Church of the Advent for many years and serves on the Safety team. He is married and has three kids. He lives in the Takoma neighborhood of DC. He currently runs a small technology company focused on Global Health

Ana-Maria was born in Romania, raised in Chicago, and has called DC home for 17 years. She began attending Advent in 2010 where she was introduced to the beauty of the liturgy, Wendell Berry, the enneagram, folk music, and what it means to do life together. She lives in Mount Pleasant where she hosted a small group for many years and still hosts regular dinners. She has served on Altar Guild and the Global Missions Committee. She takes the gift of hospitality seriously, loves mixing friend circles and curating fun DC experiences, and has a heart for those outside the church. She ' s spent a majority of her career in public diplomacy and has recently joined a foundation as their partnerships director. She is a proud aunt to 7 nieces & nephews, a godmother to three goddaughters, and a catmom to Snowe.

Kyla moved to DC in the fall of 2019 and settled into the U St/Adams Morgan neighborhood a few years later. She started attending Advent in early 2023, feeling called there-- much to her surprise--after visiting out of pure curiosity to see what an Anglican service was all about. Kyla is incredibly thankful for the deep community she has experienced at Advent in a highly transient city. She has enjoyed serving on the Altar Guild and being involved in Core Group and supper clubs. After working for over 5 years at the Department of Justice, Kyla joined a newly founded law firm practicing federal litigation. She loves hiking and traveling—most recently, she completed a 96-mile trek along Scotland's West Highland Way--and exploring DC’s many cafes, libraries, and farmers markets.