Earle Fox is an Anglican priest who earned his BA in philosophy from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut and an M. Div. in theology from the Episcopal General Theological Seminary in New York City, and completed a year of Clinical Pastoral Education in two mental hospitals, a prison, and a general hospital. He was ordained to the Episcopal diaconate in June of 1960 by Bishop Angus Dunn at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, and then in January 1961, went to Oxford University where he received a D. Phil. on the relation between science and theology in l964. He began at St. Catherine's, a non-residential college. Then in 1962, Oriel College lost their chaplain. So the Bishop of Oxford (standing in for Bishop Dunn) ordained him a priest so that he could be the chaplain at Oriel.

Vicar (assistant priest) at St. Jude's Episcopal Church in Burbank, California.
Taught in the religion department at Trinity College, Hartford.
Rector at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church in East Haddam, Connecticut.
In 1983, Dr. Fox founded Emmaus Ministries (now The Road to Emmaus) to provide Christian counseling services, and to explore the various facets of Christian apologetics.
Assistant at Church of the Blessed Sacrament in Placentia, California

As of May 2010, Dr. Fox has been priest-in-charge at St. Luke’s Reformed Episcopal Church in Santa Ana, California