About Me

I am an Anglican Priest and Interfaith Minister with a deep commitment to fostering spiritual growth and understanding across diverse faith traditions. My journey has been shaped by a rich and varied background in studying the spiritual practices of the worlds major spiritual traditions. Over the years, I’ve studied with Buddhist monks, Christian monastics, and spiritual teachers such as Laurie Cabot and Joan Chittister. I am deeply formed by the writings of Julian of Norwich, Thomas Keating, and the Benedictine tradition.

Currently, I am pursuing a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology, which allows me to integrate academic insights with spiritual wisdom in my ministry. This unique combination helps me approach spirituality and personal development with a deep understanding of the psychological processes that influence human growth and transformation.

My ministry is rooted in the tradition of Anglicanism, but it is also deeply informed by my belief in the value of interfaith dialogue and the wisdom that can be found in all spiritual paths. I strive to create spaces where individuals from all backgrounds can explore their spiritual journeys in an open-hearted and compassionate environment.

Whether through writing, teaching, or offering ministerial services, my goal is to support others on their paths to spiritual and personal growth, drawing on the rich tapestry of experiences and knowledge that have shaped my own journey.

“We are one, after all, you and I. Together we suffer, together exist, and forever will recreate each other.”
— Pierre Teilhard de Chardin