Raised in Denver, he grew up attending St. John’s Cathedral and has been active in Episcopal youth ministry since 1985. After earning a B.A. in Economics from the University of Colorado, Boulder, Veit worked in the banking industry before discerning a call to ordained ministry. He graduated from Virginia Theological Seminary in 1998 and was ordained in 1999. He has served in parishes in Colorado, Virginia, and Wyoming, most recently as Rector of St. Mark’s in Cheyenne. Veit has a deep love for building community and helping others grow in faith. He enjoys skiing, running, playing tennis, reading, yoga, and time outdoors. He and his wife Caroline have two daughters, Elaina and Lucy, and one beloved dog, Milly. Veit brings a pastoral heart, a joyful spirit, and a passion for thoughtful, creative liturgy.

Director of Campus Ministry for the Episcopal Church in Wyoming, based at Canterbury Fellowship in Laramie. Previously, Doyle was the founding director of On Sacred Ground – Wyoming Service Corps and served as Youth Coordinator for the Episcopal Church in Wyoming. His academic background includes teaching Religion and Philosophy at Des Moines Area Community College, which continues to inform his work with students. Doyle's approach to ministry is relational, reflective, and grounded in the Episcopal tradition’s openness and curiosity. He enjoys creating space for questions, prayer, and belonging, especially among college students and young adults. When he's not at Canterbury or St. Matthew’s Cathedral, you're likely to find him hiking the mountains, making music with friends, or enjoying simple pleasures—like a trip to Taco Bell. His warmth, humor, and authenticity define his ministry.

A graduate of the University of Wyoming with a degree in Communications, Engstrom worked as Associate Director of Admission at UW for over a decade before discerning a call to ordained ministry. Following seminary, she pastored congregations in Lusk and Gillette and returned to Laramie to serve at the Cathedral. She continues to offer her leadership through the Altar Guild and Stewardship Committee and serves as president of the UW Symphony Association and a board director for the Cathedral Home for Children. Engstrom finds joy in music, community, and hospitality. During a sabbatical, she studied at culinary schools in Spain, France, Italy, and Greece. Whether at the Eucharistic table or hosting friends and family around a dinner table, Engstrom delights in the sacred power of shared meals and gathered community.

Founding board member and Director of Studies for Providence Theological School. She served as Rector of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Doylestown, PA, and Dean of Bucks Deanery in the Diocese of Pennsylvania. A Board Certified Chaplain, she provided spiritual care at All Saints Medical Center in Racine, Wisconsin, and at the Nebraska Medical Center, a leading transplant hospital. Mottl brings extensive experience in both parish and chaplaincy settings, with a deep commitment to education, pastoral care, and ecumenical collaboration. She has a passion for forming others in faith, particularly through theological teaching, mentoring, and liturgical leadership. Now based in Wyoming, she continues to offer her gifts in teaching, spiritual formation, and community support, alongside her husband and ministry partner, the Rev. Paul Mottl.