I am an Anglo-Catholic priest, educator, writer, and developmental psychologist with a vocation rooted in teaching, pastoral ministry, and lifelong learning. Throughout my life, I have sought to bring together faith, education, and the human sciences in ways that encourage intellectual growth, spiritual formation, and compassionate service.

I was ordained to the priesthood in the Anglican tradition after completing theological formation in 2015. Since my ordination, I have served in pastoral ministry through preaching, celebrating the sacraments, spiritual guidance, teaching, and other pastoral services. My theological outlook is shaped by the Anglo-Catholic tradition, drawing upon the historic liturgy, sacramental life, and spiritual heritage of the Church while engaging thoughtfully with the questions and challenges of the contemporary world.

Alongside my Christian ministry, I am also an interfaith minister. I have long believed that meaningful dialogue between religious traditions is both possible and necessary in an increasingly diverse world. My interfaith work seeks to build relationships based on mutual respect, thoughtful conversation, and shared service while remaining firmly grounded in my own Christian faith. Over the years, I have devoted considerable study to a wide range of religious traditions, believing that understanding one another is an essential part of serving our communities with wisdom and compassion.

Education has been a central part of my vocation for many years. As an elementary educator, I have worked with students across a variety of educational settings, helping children develop academically, socially, and emotionally. My experience in the classroom continues to shape my approach to ministry, reinforcing the belief that teaching is one of the Church’s most enduring callings and that learning is a lifelong pursuit.

My academic background includes graduate study in developmental psychology, with particular interests in human development, identity formation, spirituality, moral development, and the relationship between faith and psychological well-being. I believe that psychology and theology each offer important insights into the human experience and that, together, they can contribute to a deeper understanding of both ourselves and our relationship with God.

As a writer, I enjoy exploring theology, Christian history, liturgy, spirituality, psychology, and education. My goal is to present these subjects in a way that is academically informed, pastorally sensitive, and accessible to readers from a variety of backgrounds. Whether writing for those deeply rooted in the Church or for those simply beginning to explore matters of faith, I hope to encourage thoughtful reflection and genuine conversation.

This website serves as the home of my educational and writing ministry. Here you will find articles, essays, reflections, and resources drawn from my work as a priest, educator, and scholar, as well as information about the pastoral services I offer. My hope is that these resources will support others in their own pursuit of knowledge, faith, and service.