Ministry, to me, means to show up, witness to injustice, practice compassion, and accompany people through life’s experiences. Finding connection to faith in UU community, I’ve witnessed the power ministry has to transform lives and to equip communities to engage and serve this hurting world.

Pastoral Care & Chaplaincy
Pastoral care is at the heart of my ministry. I accompany individuals and families through times of change, illness, loss, discernment, and growth, offering a calm and compassionate presence rooted in trust and confidentiality.
My experience includes settled congregational ministry and hospital chaplaincy, where I have supported people across a wide range of beliefs and life circumstances. I value one-to-one conversations, attentive listening, and meeting people where they are—without agenda, judgement, or easy answers.
Worship & Ritual
I approach worship and ritual as communal practices that help us make meaning together. My work includes preaching, leading prayer and reflection, and crafting services that are thoughtful, accessible, and responsive to the lives of those gathered.
I have experience designing and leading a range of services, including weekly worship, celebrations of life, weddings, memorials, and public vigils. My style weaves story, silence, music, and ritual in ways that invite reflection and connection.
Education & Exploration
I am committed to lifelong learning and spiritual exploration at every age. My ministry includes facilitating conversations and programs that invite curiosity, ethical reflection, and deeper self-understanding.
I have worked with children, youth, and adults in a variety of settings, including congregational education, youth leadership development, and community-based learning. I value inclusive language and approaches that honor both tradition and evolving understanding.
Community & Interfaith Engagement
I understand ministry as extending beyond any single institution. I have been actively involved in interfaith and community collaborations focused on care, justice, and relationship-building across difference.
These partnerships have included work with faith leaders, educators, and civic organizations, and have strengthened my belief that meaningful change begins with trust, shared purpose, and sustained presence.
