My Story

“My sweet spot exists where encouraging people in their gifts, talents and desires intersects with solving an organization’s problems strategically and productively… where finding the best methodologies and practices matter… where art meets organiza…

“My sweet spot exists where encouraging people in their gifts, talents and desires intersects with solving an organization’s problems strategically and productively… where finding the best methodologies and practices matter… where art meets organization… where left-brain and right-brain come together to demonstrate to a fearful and disenchanted world that Hope is alive.”

The Geography: I moved to Nashville, Tennessee in 2017. I love living here. I also loved living in Charleston, South Carolina for the 21 years prior to that move. Before that I called Fairfax, Virginia my home and place of work. And before that, I was born and raised and educated in Western Pennsylvania, with a stop in Northwest Ohio where I studied to pursue a career in technology and business.

My Life in the Church: For some of those years, the church was my oasis from my career. For other years, the church was my career. For still other years, it was my place to grow, to volunteer and to serve. For some years, I walked away, but for most of my years, it has been a place of peace and yet a place of tension, beautiful and broken, eternally constant but ever-changing. I am anchored in the fact that the living hope of the church, Jesus Christ, is the antidote for a disillusioned world.

On Creativity and Passion: I am passionate about seeing people pursue their callings as creative beings. Art, music, literature - that which we see, read, hear, and experience - these things offer life-giving and community-engaging opportunities to grow in the Kingdom.

My sweet spot exists where encouraging people in their gifts, talents, and desires intersects with solving organizational problems strategically and productively, where finding the best methodologies and practices matter, where art meets organization, where left-brain and right-brain come together to demonstrate to a fearful and disenchanted world that Hope is alive.