• Established an Episcopal Campus Ministry program at Mt. Holyoke College, Hampshire College, Amherst College, Smith College, & UMass Amherst.
• Developed, directed and facilitated campus ministry activities.
• Promoted events through social and print media.
• Provided a pastoral presence at five campuses.

• Active member of Beth El Temple Center
• SVARA style Talmud study though The People's Beth Midrash & Beyn Kodesh L'Chol
• Attended the Trans Jews Are Here: A Convening
• Completed the Taste of Judaism course offered at Temple Israel
• Studied Jewish holidays, life cycle events, history, and beliefs with local rabbis as part of becoming Jewish.

• Testified on the social justice implications of church legislation.
• Started conversations about the need to presume the presence of church members who identify with genders other than male or female.
• Worked with TransEpiscopal to provide resources on how to fully welcome gender diverse members of our congregations.
• Provided information about why bathroom equality is an important step in ensuring the Episcopal Church welcomes everyone

• Participated in the creation of ancient and innovative worship experiences.
• Shared in the preparation and consumption of a shared meal.
• Offered reflections on scripture using the lenses of tradition, reason and experience.
• Presided over the Eucharist when appropriate.

• Designed worship services and prepare reflections pertinent to the camps theme.
• Led faith-based activities that engaged youth from 6-16 years old.
• Answered camper questions about theology, religion, and Christian tradition.

The Episcopal Service Corps is a national network of intentional communities dedicated to providing young adults with the opportunity to live, pray and serve together. Throughout the course of an ESC year, each community member is assigned to a full-time social service or ministry placement, participates in leadership activities and in shared times of prayer discovers how strangers can become one in God. Through engaging worksites, facilitated spiritual formation and shared meals, serving as an Episcopal Service Corps member is a vibrant way to actively live into a time of formation and service.

Through the Episcopal Service Corps, I've had the opportunity to serve with St. Hilda's House (Fall 2013-Spr 2014) and Lawrence House (Fall 2014-Spr 2016). Each placement connected me with a wealth of opportunities to grow in prayer, service and closer to my communities.

• Participated in daily Morning Prayer & led that office on a rotating basis with other interns and volunteers.
• Trained in all acolyte roles, including the subdeacon.
• Served at the daily low mass & acolyted for the Solemn High Mass as needed.
• Hosted sung Compline with other interns.
• Participated in weekly theological reflections & discussions.

• Assisted with various liturgical functions as an acolyte and Lay Eucharistic Minister.
• Provided outreach by assisting with transportation ministry and serving as a Lay Eucharistic Visitor.
• Served as Peer Minister connected with Emporia State University and as President of Episcopal Campus Ministry of ESU.
• Led Evening Prayer and adult formation.