Meet Holy Family
Holy Family Episcopal Church is a young and growing congregation located just west of the Fishers town center. Members of the congregation reside in Fishers, Noblesville, Carmel, Indianapolis, Pendleton, and the Geist area.
You are invited to:
- attend a Sunday morning worship service
- enroll children in Sunday school or youth programs
- enhance your own spiritual life by joining an adult program or by participating in a ministry
- participate in a fellowship activity
- serve in an outreach partnership
Become part of Holy Family!
The Rev’d Frank Impicciche, Priest-in-Charge
Greetings! I am excited to serve as the Priest-In-Charge here at Holy Family!
Sometimes, vocations or the sense of what we were born to do, comes over time after many types of experiences. And sometimes, we know this practically at birth. For me, it was a bit of a combination of the two. I have wanted to be a parish priest ever since I was 6 years old! However, my path took many twists and turns before realizing this vocation.
Growing up in the Roman Catholic Church, I used to daydream that the priest would need a volunteer to help with saying Mass and my hand was always ready to go up, just in case! This daydream eventually led me into seminary and religious life at St. Meinrad in southern Indiana. While this call never left me, I also felt God was calling me to married life and to being a parent. Beginning in 1994, I served as a Chaplain in the healthcare setting including, hospice, bereavement, neurology, bone marrow transplant, infant ICU, and newborn intensive care. I was certified as a Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) Supervisor (Educator) in 1998 and managed the CPE program at St. Vincent and then at IU Health before serving in parish ministry.
I became an Episcopalian in 2004 and was ordained a Deacon in 2012 and a priest on Super Bowl Sunday in February 2013. Prior to Holy Family, I serve as the Rector of St. Matthew’s on the east side of Indianapolis for nine years and before that, as the Vicar of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Martinsville, Indiana.
I believe a strong and consistent pastoral presence is one of the main keys to growing a healthy congregation. Being nurtured pastorally and spiritually leads us out of the doors of the church and back into our lives and work to be heralds of the Good News to those around us, to the best of their abilities. I enjoy working collaboratively with congregations to challenge, envision and discern their gifts to be used for serving God in the world.
I believe a strong and consistent pastoral presence is one of the main keys to growing a healthy congregation. Being nurtured pastorally and spiritually leads us out of the doors of the church and back into our lives and work to be heralds of the Good News to those around us, to the best of their abilities. I enjoy working collaboratively with congregations to challenge, envision and discern their gifts to be used for serving God in the world.
My service at the Diocesan level has included serving on the Executive Council, the Bishop’s Advisory Group on Mission Strategy, the Commission on Ministry, and as a Title IV Intake Officer. Professionally, I was a founding board member for Brook’s Place, a place of support, therapy, and community education for children, teens, young adults, and families experiencing grief, the Chair of the Irvington Ministerial Association (IMA) and a board member of IMA’s non-profit agency the Irvington Community Advocacy Network (ICAN). I also served on the governing Board for the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education.
I am married to Susan Wolf. My adult daughter, Clare, is a graduate of Marian University and is employed in the healthcare industry in Seattle, Washington. We enjoy the company of our two cats, Gallagher and Percival. We also love to travel, play Pickleball, hang out with our neighbors, sit on the front porch, and cook a variety of cuisines. I am a life-long drummer.
One of my favorite stories in the Bible is the call of Moses and the Burning Bush!
Reach out to Father Frank:
frfrank@hfec.org or (317) 437-2734
Office Hours: M-W 9-4,
Th Remote, other times by appt.
Bryan Furuness, Seminarian
My name is Bryan Furuness (pronounced fuh-ROO-ness; he/him), and I’m grateful to serve as an intern with Holy Family from June 2026 through May 2027. I’m a postulant for the priesthood, and this internship is part of my formation at Church Divinity School of the Pacific – a hybrid program that allows me to continue my work at Butler University, where I teach as a Writer in Residence and co-direct the MFA program in Creative Writing.
My wife and I are empty nesters, with two sons graduating this spring: one from a graduate program at IU and one from Wabash College.
Father Frank asked me to share a word about my hopes for this internship. I love that word, hope. It feels different than “goals,” doesn’t it? Less corporate; more Christian.
So here are my hopes: that we might wade into mystery together, encountering the living God in ways that surprise and transform us. That we might walk with one another through times of joy and times of suffering. And that, together, we might live into God’s dream for Holy Family in this season.
Thank you for welcoming me into your church home. I’m looking forward to meeting you and hearing about your hopes, too.
Contact Bryan by email at bryan@hfec.org.
The Vestry
Senior Warden Kay Mulhall, Junior Warden Matt Okerson, Treasurer Ben Paden, Clerk Scott Wilson, Youth Representative Isabella Asmus, Lee Cahalan, Emily Morton, Susie Beard, Sharon Keller, David Diaz, Kelly O’Shaughnessey, and Katie Wondergem. Click HERE to review Vestry meeting minutes.
Staff and Wardens
Please click HERE for information about our staff and wardens.
