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Chaplain Jennifer Hapke

she, her, hers
jenniferhapke1@gmail.com
I am a fully licensed psilocybin facilitator practicing in a legal framework in Oregon.I assist in leading retreats, student practicums and 1:1 clients. I will also be seeking licensure in Colorado so that I can continue this work in both states.
Interfaith Clergy
97132

J, Jesse
jford@uuma.org
I am an interfaith earth chaplain who accompanies people and communities along their journeys. I offer pastoral care and short-term pastoral counseling, and will create or co-create rituals for life transitions of humans and other animals. Some examples are: birth; adoption; child dedications; puberty; new beginnings such as marriages, gender transitions, coming into housing, pet rehoming, and new vocational undertakings; endings such as divorce, job separation, retirements, entering active dying, planned deaths, commitments of physical remains, and memorial services/celebrations of life). I will also create or co-create rituals of earth witness of all kinds (e.g., public witness; earth gratitude/reciprocity; planting/"re-storying"; emergence as well as public resistance to expected or unexpected abrupt transitions of ecological systems; and communal grieving/repentance/repair). I bless journeys of all kinds including gaining housing, embarking on sobriety and other spiritual disciplines, and embarking on extended voyages such as medical treatments, personal growth, vocational training, and the like.
Interfaith Clergy
97370

she/her
kelseydovico@gmail.com
In 2025, I completed an 18-month Interfaith Spiritual Direction Certificate program at The Chaplaincy Institute. This experience equipped me with both the practical and personal skills to support individuals from all walks of life—across traditions, cultures, ages, orientations, and identities. I am especially skilled at working with people who... -Have an interfaith or eclectic spirituality -Are spiritually-seeking -Are navigating spiritual crisis or mystical experiences -Care about spirituality and mental health
Spiritual Director
Individual, One-on-One Spiritual Direction, In-Person, Virtual Meetings/Zoom
Louisville, Ky, 40207

she/her
merrill.gruver@gmail.com
Merrill brings her background as a priestess of the divine feminine, ritualist, and theater artist to her spiritual guidance. She believes our creativity, emotions, and body wisdom are powerful resources for spiritual life. Merrill works with individuals who are curious about how they might deepen their connection to the divine through embodiment practices and ritual. She also offers traditional spiritual guidance; her presence, space-holding, and deep listening is rooted in 35 years of devotional practice as a Bhakti yogi. Merrill designs and leads rituals and community ceremonies, and supports people in the creation of their own personal rituals.
Spiritual Director
Rituals (Weddings, Memorials, Other), In-Person, Virtual Meetings/Zoom
Redwood City, CA, 94061

she/her/hers
wood.alexx@gmail.com
Interfaith Chaplain and Director of Pastoral Services at Carleton-Willard Village, a continuing-care retirement community with independent, assisted-living, skilled nursing, and memory care facilities. A licensed interfaith minister providing worship, spiritual/pastoral care and support, religious and spiritual educational programs and enrichment, weddings, funerals and memorial services, and Christian baptism and Holy Communion.
Interfaith Clergy
2474

She/her
amy.mays@comcast.net
Rev. Amy Mays has spent the past twenty years in healthcare, working her way from science to sales to spirit. After a short time as a researcher in chemical genomics, she found her niche in healthcare sales, where building relationships and cultivating contacts are key to success.
Interfaith Clergy
94618

andrewchirch@pm.me
Andrew is an interfaith minister, strategist, and occasional mountain rescuer who finds the sacred in spreadsheets, desert sunsets, and the hum of community life. Based in Tucson, he serves with the Tucson Community Meditation Center and volunteers with the Southern Arizona Rescue Association—proof that ministry sometimes involves headlamps and hiking boots. A former executive turned chaplain, Andrew helps people and organizations move through uncertainty with clarity, courage, and heart. He believes that spiritual work, like rescue work, is mostly about showing up, staying curious, and remembering that we all get lost sometimes.
Interfaith Clergy
85705