Biography
Megan is an Anglican priest in the Diocese of Toronto and she has been with her current parish, St. Augustine of Canterbury, since 2018. Prior to ordination, Megan served several congregations as a children and youth minister and brings more than 20 years experience to the role.
Megan has always been passionate about children and youth and their inclusion in the life of the church. Megan aims to include young people through playful, yet reverent intergenerational worship. In June 2025, Megan began the Doctor of Ministry program at the Toronto School of Theology and is based at Trinity College. Her focus is playful liturgy and faith formation, from the lens of Universal Design for Learning. She’s asking if adults also benefit when we offer child-friendly worship experiences. With grant funding Megan and her music director Marcus Reinkeluers have been building a teaching and publishing website to share these playful options with the broader church. The website www.playfulliturgy.com and more content is being added during the summer of 2026.
Megan is eager to equip young people as leaders of worship. Her playful practices bring out the kid in all of us and are adaptable to small and large congregations who are ready to add more intergenerational options to their worship.
Megan and her husband Chris live in Toronto and are parents to three active teens.Megan is looking forward to returning to the conference this year as a workshop leader.
Workshop
Playful Intergenerational Worship Ideas for Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany
This seminar will feature options for churches who want to add creative and interactive worship options that capture the themes of Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany. This workshop is particularly helpful for church leaders who contribute to worship planning and are eager to help develop the faith of children, youth, adults, and seniors worshipping as one. Presented options are adaptable for any size congregation.
Date & Time
Date | Saturday, November 7, 2026
Time | TBA
Location | TBA
