Senior Pastor

Reverend Dr. Robert Woodruff
email:  pastor@secondpresabq.org

Rev. Dr. Robert Woodruff was ordained in August, 2002 by the Presbytery of Plains and Peaks in Colorado.  He received his Master of Divinity degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and subsequently served as a Presbyterian Church (USA) Young Adult Volunteer in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala.

Pastor Rob also interned at Diaconia, the national service organization of the Guatemalan Presbyterian Church.  Before coming to Second Presbyterian Church, Pastor Rob was a Lilly Resident Minister at First Presbyterian Church of Ann Arbor, Michigan.  In 2012, he received his Doctorate of Ministry degree from Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia.  Pastor Rob is a person who knows how to listen with compassion to people of all ages.

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Pastor Emeritus

Rev. Jaime Quiñones

The Reverend Jaime Quiñones, who hails from Puerto Rico, has been a blessing to Second Presbyterian and to the Presbytery of Santa Fe since 1966.

He graduated with his Master of Divinity Degree from McCormick Theological Seminary.  After serving at El Divino Salvador Presbyterian Church in Redlands, California, Rev. Quiñones served in several capacities in the Presbytery including Chaplain, Interim President at Menaul School, Associate Executive Presbyter of the Presbytery of Santa Fe, and as Vice-Moderator of the General Assembly..

For all of that time, Jaime has worshiped at Second Presbyterian and has served twice as the Interim Pastor, with continued service as Parish Associate.  On October 2, 2016, we honored him, his family, and his service to Our Lord, by conferring the status of Pastor Emeritus.

He is seen in the picture at the baptism of Valentina Woodruff.

Parish Associate

Rev. Dr. Kay Huggins
email:  kay.huggins@me.com

It’s official, Kay Huggins, is retired.  Although she has stumbled over her Honorably Retired status for over a decade -- serving as Interim and stated supply pastor in New Mexico and most recently in the Washington DC Metro area -- her home is once again in New Mexico.

Kay was ordained December 11, 1977.  Her interests have been deep and broad, but usually involving teaching and preaching, mission and justice, younger and older adults.

She hopes retirement will be filled with similar opportunities conducted at a slower pace and with an emphasis on simplicity.