Reverend CJ McGregor
Minister
Rev. CJ arrived as the Minister of All Faiths in May 2017. Prior to the ministry, he held leadership roles in non-profit organizations in New York and Massachusetts. Rev. McGregor served as the Developmental Minister at First Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Palm Beaches in North Palm Beach from 2013 through 2017, and also served congregations in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. He served as Director of Religious Education for eight years in a Massachusetts congregation. He has served as a hospice chaplain and a chaplain in a forensic unit of a Massachusetts state hospital. He's served the denomination as Commissioner of the Commission on Social Witness and has served on the Journey Toward Wholeness Committee.
Rev. CJ holds degrees in Education from Mater Dei College and Divinity from Andover Newton Theological School at Yale University and is Adjunct Professor of Ministerial Formation at Meadville Lombard Theological School. He is currently working toward his Doctorate in Transformational Social Justice.
Rev. CJ describes himself as a theist with strong humanist leanings. That is, he feels held by something greater and believes we can save ourselves if we are committed to love and justice. He holds the freedom of belief dear and teaches that we all have a place at the table and encourages Unitarian Universalists to walk the talk by welcoming everyone regardless of beliefs.
Rev. CJ describes his ministry as pastoral, stating that he receives the greatest satisfaction from being in relationship with congregants and offering care, support, and guidance.
Born and raised in the Adirondack Mountains in New York, Rev. CJ and his husband Richard live in Cape Coral, Florida. Rev. CJ and Richard have been partnered for over 30 years and were married in 2004. They have two adult sons.
Regina Kilmartin
Congregational Administrator
After a 30-year career in the New York legal community, Regina relocated to Fort Myers in 2009, where she currently works as the congregational administrator for All Faiths Unitarian Congregation. Her experience in the New York State court system has given her a strong appreciation for legal justice for all people. Through her work at All Faiths, she has been able to actively engage in her life-long commitment to social justice and human rights.
Regina organized All Faiths’ Justice Ministry Network and serves as a team leader for Lee Interfaith for Empowerment (LIFE), an interfaith community-based organization that has successfully brought about systemic change in Lee County. Regina chairs the Communications Committee, is a Sunday worship associate, and actively participates in many of All Faiths’ committees and programs.
Kathy Fanny
Director of Child and Youth Programs
Kathy received her B.S. Ed in Elementary Education and taught Title I Reading for 26 years. While in this position, she was the Elementary Computer Coordinator. She received her Master’s of Instruction in Instructional Technology and moved to a new position as a Communication Arts teacher in a Creative Arts School working with grades 6 to 12. Kathy is a teacher and activist.
Carlos Garcia
Director of Music
Carlos joined All Faiths in late 2021. He was born and raised in Havana, Cuba and his family immigrated to Miami, Florida when he was a child. Carlos moved to Fort Myers, Florida from New York City in 2021. He holds a Master's degree in Computer Science, a Bachelor's degree in Music Education, and is a certified Music Educator. Carlos has held many roles throughout his career such as a Music Minister and Director for congregations, an elementary Music Teacher, a Computer Science and Math Teacher, and has taught music and computer science for the New York State Department of Education.
Joe Gayton
Sexton
Joe has served All Faiths since 2007. He arrived in Florida in 2006 from Michigan where he lived close to his daughter after his wife died. Joe grew up in Corpus Christi, Texas and left for Ohio when he was 17. Joe is Native American belonging to the Apache tribe whose ancestors are from southern Arizona. For generations his people have journeyed from Arizona to Mexico seeking opportunities and warmer weather. Joe is proud of his heritage and is well respected by and a valuable member of our All Faiths family.
Reverend Dr. Wayne Robinson
Minister Emeritus
Wayne is the founding Minister of All Faiths. He served the congregation from 2001 through 2013. He retired in 2013 and is now Minister Emeritus.
