The Rev. Quincy Hall

The Rev. Quincy Hall serves as Priest-in-Charge of St. Andrew’s in Montevallo and St. Mark’s in Birmingham. Ordained to the priesthood in the spring of 2026, he came to the altar by an unusual road: he was an organist long before he was a priest, and he brings a musician’s ear to the work of worship.

A Franciscan at heart, Quincy is passionate about preaching good news for a wounded world and helping the Church become a place of beauty, mercy, justice, and belonging. He cares about worship that is beautiful, presence that is compassionate, and a community where people can bring their whole selves and discover they are met by grace. He is especially drawn to the holy work of walking with people through joy, grief, and change, and the everyday search for God in ordinary life.

Before ordination, Quincy spent years in higher education at the University of Alabama, serving students through the Learning Commons, the Honors College, and residential life, and he led music at churches in Montevallo and Tuscaloosa. He earned his Master of Divinity at Bexley Seabury Seminary in Chicago, and holds a Master of Education in counseling and a Bachelor of Science in sociology from the University of Montevallo.

He shares life with Francis, his schnauzer, who offers regular reminders that even sacred work needs a little delight and fresh air. Off the clock you will find Quincy at the piano singing, on a nature walk, deep in a book, or administering the aforementioned dog cuddles. On Sundays in the fall he pulls for the Detroit Lions and the Michigan Wolverines (Go Blue!), and his favorite musician is a four-way tie between Janis Joplin, Sufjan Stevens, Ray LaMontagne, and Nina Simone. Any will do.

Online, where he writes as Q the Rev, Quincy keeps a publication of reflections, sermons, and prayers. If you are wondering whether you would be welcome here, the answer is yes. Come and see.