Our Parish and Leadership

Our Church:

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From all the saints at St. Michael’s (who are all sinners saved by grace through faith in Jesus Christ). Welcome to a biblical, liturgical, and traditional body of believers who worship Almighty God in Spirit and in Truth!  We extend to you a warm invitation to join in our fellowship as we love God and love one another.

After the Holy Bible, St. Michael’s is grounded in the creeds and councils of the historic church, and the traditional Anglican Book of Common Prayer.

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Our Leadership

The Rev. Richard L. Jones

Vicar and Priest in Charge

The Rev. Richard L. Jones was born and raised in St. Louis, MO until moving to Tulsa in 1998.  In 1984 Fr. Jones experienced a sovereign visitation by our Lord Jesus Christ which set him on a unique spiritual journey.  After another dramatic and sovereign move of God on Dec. 14th 1995, he fully surrendered to Jesus Christ at a church service the next day.  He was first ordained as a Minister in 1998, and in 2013 he was ordained to the Anglican Priesthood in the Province of Communio Christiana.  Earlier, in 2007, he originally planted a new non-denomination church in Tulsa called The Uprising, which converted to the Anglican Way in 2012.  In 2017 he was received into the Order of Saint John the Beloved, a 3rd order Franciscan monastic order.  By 2018 Fr. Jones was assigned the role of Abbot of Tulsa and Eastern Oklahoma.  In 2021, after being asked, he was moved by the Holy Spirit to enter the Reformed Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Mid-America.  He was installed as the Rector of Saint Michael’s Anglican Church in Broken Arrow on January 23, 2022 by the Most Rev. Ray R. Sutton, PhD, and is the fifth Rector of St. Michael’s following Fr. Michael Templin, Fr. Ed Fowler, Fr. Jack Bradberry, and founder Fr. John Pasco.

The Right Rev. Frank W. Brulc

Our Bishop and Rector

Assisting BishopDiocese of Mid-America

Chaplain for Clergy Formation and Liturgical Development

The Right Reverend Frank Walter Brulc was born and raised in Joliet, Illinois. In 2000, Bishop Brulc attended St. Joseph of Arimathea Anglican Theological College, the residential seminary of the Anglican Province of Christ the King. Bishop Brulc was ordained to the diaconate in November 2001. He was ordained to the priesthood in June 2002 at St. Nicholas Anglican Church where he served as Rector until 2010. In 2009, Bishop Brulc was appointed Canon to the Ordinary and in 2010 Bishop Brulc and his family moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma. In July 2010, he became Rector of All Saints Anglican Cathedral in Tulsa. In 2012, Bishop Brulc was elected Suffragan Bishop of the Diocese of the Southwestern States and Bishop Ordinary in 2016. Leaving the Anglican Province of Christ the King in November 2017, Bishop Brulc began volunteer work as a hospice visitor. In January 2021, he began volunteer work for Meals-on-Wheels of Tulsa. Bishop Brulc returned to the active ordained ministry in May 2022, being received into the Reformed Episcopal Church as a clergyman by the Most Reverend Ray Sutton, Presiding Bishop of the REC. Bishop Brulc began working full-time as a Hospice Chaplain/Director of Bereavement Services for TruHeart Hospice, LLC in July 2023. In December 2023, Bishop Brulc was licensed by Archbishop Foley Beach of the Anglican Church in North America to serve as an Assisting Bishop in the Reformed Episcopal Church/ACNA. In January 2025, Bishop Ray Sutton appointed Bishop Brulc as Vicar of Church of Our Savior in Joplin, Missouri. In September 2025, Bishop Sutton appointed Bishop Brulc Chaplain of Clergy Formation and Liturgical Development in the Diocese of Mid-America, delegating to him in-person Episcopal oversight over St. Michael’s and Church of Our Savior. He and his wife, Kathleen have one adult daughter and reside in Tulsa with an undisclosed number of cats.

Deacon Shane Taylor

Deacon in Transition

Deacon Shane Taylor was born in Tulsa and raised in the surrounding area. After attending Oral Roberts University, he earned a degree in Music Education. He spent 22 years in the field of education, working with students of all ages—first teaching music and later theology—which led him to seek additional ways to serve God’s people.

He has served in various Christian traditions through music ministry and small-group leadership. Along with his wife, Julie, and their son, Aidan, he was confirmed into the Anglican Church and began serving at the Anglican Church of the Holy Spirit in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Within the Anglican tradition, he served as a lector, chalice bearer, and youth volunteer. Through this service, he felt a call to deeper ministry and entered the discernment process.

Deacon Shane was ordained to the diaconate in January 2021 and has since served as a cantor and catechist. He is currently attending Cranmer Theological Seminary, pursuing a diaconal certificate and working toward a Master of Divinity. After moving into the Reformed Episcopal Church in September 2025, he has been learning the culture of the REC while continuing training and discernment for the priesthood.

Throughout his service as both a layperson and deacon, he has worked alongside his family and church to support ministries such as Restore Hope, John 3:16, and Hope Pregnancy Center.

One of the greatest joys of his ministry is building up fellow Christians in their faith journeys and guiding others through the Christian catechism. As he continues to serve God’s Church, he is excited to serve at St. Michael’s—growing in his role as a deacon and discovering new ways to invite others into the deep and enduring faith of Christianity through the Anglican tradition.






Our Bishop’s Committee:





  • Chris Nulf, Senior Warden
  • Kenneth Higgins, Junior Warden
  • Carl Mayrath, Treasurer, appointed and non-voting Member





Our Affiliations:





St. Michael’s is a congregation of the Reformed Episcopal Church, formed in 1873 to maintain the historic and authentic character of Anglicanism in the United States.  After the Holy Bible, the REC is grounded in the 3 creeds of the historic church, and guided by the Articles of Religion and faithful to the Book of Common Prayer.





The Reformed Episcopal Church is a founding jurisdiction of the Anglican Church in North America, constituted in 2008 to preserve and advance the orthodox and historic Anglican witness in the United States and Canada.