Dr. Kylie Ho

Dr. Kylie Ho is an accomplished pianist, organist, and choir director with a Doctor of Music degree from Florida State University, where she studied under Dr. David Kalhous. She earned her Master of Music from Indiana University, studying with renowned pianist Emile Naoumoff, the last disciple of Nadia Boulanger.

Dr. Ho brings extensive experience as a music educator, actively teaching piano students in Ontario, the United States, and Hong Kong, and has served as a ballet accompanist. She has been recognized with awards including first prize in the Fifth KAWAI Asia Piano Competition and winner alternate in the MTNA Piano Performance Competition.

As Music Director, Dr. Ho is dedicated to leading and inspiring the church choir, enriching worship through skillful piano and organ performance, and fostering a vibrant music ministry for the congregation.

When not engaged in music, Dr. Ho is a proud cat mum.

Rev’d Dr. Canon Stephen Hendry

Stephen is a graduate of Western University where he completed a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. He has a Masters of Divinity Degree and has completed a Doctor of Ministry in Transformational Leadership.
In his community he has served as Vice President, President, and Zone Chair in Lions International. He also served as the National Service Council Chairman for the Canadian Diabetes Association.
Stephen was a local radio co-host and in his early ministry spent three years with Crossroads Ministry with their television ministries.
Stephen has served as an Anglican Clergyman for thirty years and completed a decade as a Mentor and Coach for Pastors of Excellence in Ohio.
While serving the Diocese of Huron, his ministry included Regional Dean of Norfolk, Oxford, and Waterloo. Stephen has also served as a Diocesan Coach.
Stephen has completed the EfM program and served as an EfM Coach for eight years.
Stephen is married to Joyce and they have four grown children, and five grandchildren. In his spare time he enjoys water sports, painting and golf.
As the new rector of Grace Anglican Church of Brantford, he brings an enthusiasm to preaching, and a commitment to small group ministries.

Recently, Stephen has been appointed the Regional Dean of Brant/Norfolk.