Staff & Vestry

The Rev. Jessica E. Sexton was blessed to be called as the Rector of Trinity, Long Green in September of 2022. She accepted the call after serving as their Priest-in-Charge for two years. Rev. Jess graduated with a Biology degree from Notre Dame of Maryland University to pursue medicine but God had different plans. She ended up receiving a Master of Divinity Degree from Yale Divinity School and a Diploma in Anglican Studies from Virginia Theological Seminary. She was ordained to the Transitional Diaconate and the Priesthood in the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland in 2016. Rev. Jess finds great joy in sharing her faith and partnering in ministry with Trinity and the Episcopal Diocese of Maryland. She has served on diocesan committees, such as the Commission on Ministry, the Bishop Coadjutor Search Committee, and Bishop Transition Committee. She has represented the Diocese of Maryland as a clergy delegate at the 2022 and 2024 General Conventions for the Episcopal Church. Outside of church, she enjoys spending time with her family, taking her bulldogs for rides in her car, drinking a good cup of coffee and watching Parks and Recreation reruns on Netflix.

Doris Yousfi is a pianist/organist and music educator who is certified in RCM (Royal Conservatory of Music) and a member of MSMTA (Maryland State Music Teachers Association) and MTAGB (Maryland Teachers of Greater Baltimore). She is beginning her 4th year as Music Faculty at Notre Dame Preparatory where she directs the Middle and Upper Level Piano Programs as well as teaches World Music, Global Dance, and Handbell Choir. She loves accompanying liturgy and providing piano music for school events. Doris previously served at Trinity Episcopal Church of Towson as the Music Director of their contemporary/family services and Preschool Music for over ten years. She is the Founder/Director of Glen Music and Arts which is a team of 5 teachers that provide piano, voice, guitar instruction to over 200 private students in Baltimore County.

Sandra Lancraft has served as Parish Administrator since May 2010. Her first experience with Trinity began in the year 2000 when Lynn Abplanalp, former TCDS Director, encouraged Sandy and her family to participate in Trinity’s worship service, Candy Cane Christmas Bazaar and Country Fair. When the day school began its campaign for expansion, she served as the Capital Campaign Coordinator and became more familiar with those individuals who she now refers to as her parish family. Sandy, a former Connecticut resident, received her BS in Mathematics from UCONN which led to a professional career including work as a Senior Programmer Analyst in both Connecticut and Massachusetts. In 1993 Sandy and her husband Roy relocated to Maryland and currently reside in Phoenix.