Atlanta native. Serving the Episcopal Church.

I have a heart for connecting with others, and this desire for human connection drives me to make an impact in the lives of those around me by serving the Church. I have found a sense of belonging and community in The Episcopal Church specifically, and yearn to cultivate this same sense of belonging for others through my ministry.

I wish to be Christ’s hands and feet in the world, and my call to serve the Church in a lay capacity enables me to do this in tangible and life-changing ways. I am a cradle Episcopalian and call the Diocese of Atlanta home. I grew up at St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church with a parent who worked in Christian Formation. Because of her good work, I have found a passion for serving the many children, youth, and families of The Episcopal Church through formation offerings, worship services, and outreach opportunities. I also have experience preaching from the pulpit, facilitating small group discussions and conversations, extending pastoral care to parishioners, and serving as a hospital chaplain.

My vocation is to be a minister of God’s word and work. The Holy Spirit is moving in and through my life and ministry in more ways than I could ever imagine. It is a privilege and blessing to journey alongside all those whom my ministry touches. My work continues as I complete a three-year residential Master of Divinity program at Duke Divinity School, earning certificates in Christian Education and Anglican and Episcopal Studies, and graduating in May 2027.