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Rev. Mary Lou Masko
- maryloumasko51@gmail.com
- As an Eco-Chaplain, my path is to be a walker-between-the-worlds of spirituality, climate change and engineering. This means becoming a catalyst for change, building communities, and discovering innovative ways to challenge old paradigms. And it all begins with deep listening and creating safe spaces to allow full expression of all voices.After 35 years with a day job as a civil engineer, I continue to lean into my calling as an Eco-Chaplain. We live in a time of planetary polycrisis – we humans are out of sync with each other and the more-than-human-world. Nature is not “out there”; it lives within us. My current ministry includes supporting ChI wherever I can and volunteering with CPA-NA (Climate Psychology Alliance), where I lead their disaster committee and organized their first climate disaster training series.
- Interfaith Clergy
- 94534
Rev. Martha O’Hehir
- she/her
- mmohehir@gmail.com
- Rev. Martha is an interfaith eco-chaplain and spiritual companion practicing in the foothills of the Sierras. She facilitates workshops for the The Work That Reconnects and serves of the editorial boards of The Deep Times Journal.
- Interfaith Clergy, Spiritual Director
- 95949
Rev. Maria Brittle
- she, hers
- mbrittle01@gmail.com
- n/a
- Interfaith Clergy
- 55343
Rev. Lisa Winston
- she/her
- lisa@ljwdivinesight.com
- Spiritual companion/guide. Wise-woman. Contemplative photographer. Mystic. Beauty-as-Medicine workshop creator. In 2005 a near-death experience turned my world upside down and accelerated my quest to know my true soul-self. I have wandered the labyrinth of life as a seeker, through spiritual trainings and direct experiences ––from adventurous pilgrimages to Nine Gates Mystery School and ChI, from life at an ashram to work as a hospital chaplain and end-of-life doula–– only to find that what I was looking for was already inside. My wish is that we all walk in the world awake, connected with and respecting our inner truth, our fellow beings and the natural world. Individual and Group Offerings: Tending to the Soul Spiritual companioning and guidance: embracing creative, sacred and healing arts in reflective conversation, deep inquiry, energy healing and divination. Beauty-as-Medicine Practicing contemplative seeing and listening to nature’s wisdom we reveal and heal the interconnection of our inner and outer worlds during walkabouts, workshops and retreats. If you are spiritually curious, fluid or wounded If you have had a near-death or spiritually transformative experience and are struggling with integration into your daily life If you or someone you love are facing a life-limiting illness If you're a creative, contemplative, mystic. If nature is your church If you are a seminary or spiritual direction student, or a member of the clergy Let's walk together. All are welcome...I honor all faith traditions and none.
- Interfaith Clergy, Spiritual Director
- Individual, One-on-One Spiritual Direction, Group Spiritual Direction, In-Person, Virtual Meetings/Zoom
- San Rafael, CA, 94901
Rev. Lia Nagase
- she/ella
- Lknagase@proton.me
- Rev. Lia Nagase (she/ella) offers online spiritual companioning/direction, death support via text, & community, ritual, and other spiritual offerings through her organization 170 Trees (www.170trees.org)Rev. Lia is the founder of 170 Trees and chose to be ordained by ChI as an Interfaith Minister, Spiritual Innovator, and Builder of Beloved Community. She received her certificate for Interspiritual Companioning and Counseling through One Spirit Learning Alliance and a Certificate in Thanatology through The Art of Dying Institute at One Spirit.She is a parent, partner, friend, singer, and a hopeful, grounded, loving person. She values authenticity, love, compassion, and dedication to working on our own stuff to improve our lives and communities. As a mixed race woman of color and parent to queer and trans kids, she is dedicated in her work toward liberation for all. She lives in Costa Rica with her family and other animals.
- Interfaith Clergy
- COSTA RICA
Rev. Laurie Smith
- she/her
- creatingsoulspace@gmail.com
- Through compassionate listening and creative exploration, I provide a safe and nurturing space for exploration and reflection, while holding the stories of your life's journey with deep reverence. I often work with clergy and other spiritual caregivers, as well as artists and writers and those who love Earth. My own spiritual journey, grounded in Buddhist practice, Celtic, Benedictine and eco-spirituality, has been enriched through interfaith/interspiritual curiosity and respect. My training for this vocation includes ordination as an Interfaith/Interspiritual Minister through OneSpirit Seminary, a Master of Divinity degree from Marylhurst University, and a certificate in Interfaith Spiritual Direction from The Chaplaincy Institute. I'm also a SoulCollage® facilitator, trained by Seena Frost (the founder of this process). I offer creative spirit-filled workshops and co-lead retreats in the Pacific Northwest and in Scotland. Please contact me to schedule a complimentary consultation, and let’s see if working together might be a good fit!
- Interfaith Clergy, Spiritual Director
- Individual, One-on-One Spiritual Direction, In-Person, Virtual Meetings/Zoom
- Erie, PA, 16507
Rev. Lauren Van Ham
- she/her
- laurenvanham@gmail.com
- Raised under the big sky of the Midwest prairie, Rev. Lauren Van Ham, M.A., began her professional life as a performing artist in NYC before pursuing interfaith seminary studies in California. She served for 9 years as a hospital chaplain focusing in psychiatry, palliative care, and bereavement support. Moved by spirituality and ecology, Lauren’s ministry called her to a consulting firm where she custom-designed employee engagement sustainability programs for multi-national corporations. For nearly a decade, she served as Seminary Dean for the Chaplaincy Institute, and interfaith seminary and community. Lauren’s passion for spirituality, art and Earth’s teachings have supported her specialization in eco-ministry, grief & loss, and sacred activism. Her essay, “Way of the Eco-Chaplain,” appears in a collection of women’s work; and her work with Green Sangha is featured in Renewal, a documentary celebrating the efforts of religious environmental activists from diverse faith traditions across America. She is a guest writer for “Progressing Spirit.” Lauren holds degrees from Carnegie Mellon University and Naropa University. Currently, Lauren serves as Climate Action Coordinator for URI (the United Religions Initiative). She is a spiritual director and guest faculty for several schools in the Bay Area.
- Interfaith Clergy, Spiritual Director
- 94805
Rev. Laura Salazar-Hopps
- She/her
- Lhopps@gmail.com
- I am a board-certified Buddhist and interfaith chaplain and leadership coach with a background in healthcare, nonprofit leadership, and organizational development. My work centers on supporting individuals and professionals navigating moral distress, burnout, trauma exposure, vocational discernment, and leadership transitions. I bring particular expertise in healthcare culture, ethical reflection, psychological first aid, and meaning-centered support, and have led large-scale peer support initiatives within clinical settings.In my current practice, I primarily offer coaching and consultation for physicians, healthcare leaders, and mission-driven professionals, integrating reflective practice, values alignment, contemplative practice, and trauma-informed approaches. https://www.linkedin.com/in/laura-salazar-hopps-mdiv-06b0178/
- Interfaith Clergy
- 77493
Rev. Kelly Ann Nelson
- she/her
- ka.spiritual.care@gmail.com
- From an early age Kelly Ann was drawn to creative pursuits. In primary school she started singing opera and subsequently found a home in the San Francisco Bay Area’s underground music scene as a young adult. In 2016 after tragedy befell this beloved community she committed herself to become a chaplain. Kelly Ann returned to school to receive a BA in Religious Studies in 2020 and a Master of Divinity concurrent to interfaith ordination in 2024. From 2020 to 2023 Kelly Ann served as a director at San Francisco Night Ministry a multi-faith nonprofit that provides spiritual care, crisis support, and compassionate presence to those in need. Kelly Ann led aspects of the organization’s spiritual care programming ensuring it provided safe, compassionate, and nurturing support by volunteers and chaplaincy students.In 2022 Kelly Ann was hired as a per diem hospital chaplain and she was promoted to full time in 2023. Kelly Ann brings a Jungian perspective to her chaplaincy as this was a primary focus of her studies in seminary. She continued to pursue the intersection of chaplaincy and Jungian theory as a 2024 Hilda Mason teaching fellow where she developed and taught a graduate level course on Jung’s conception of Active Imagination in conjunction with chaplaincy. In 2025 Kelly Ann enrolled in a Jungian coaching program and began to grow her private practice. Kelly Ann has been recognized for her accomplishments as a 2023 featured CSU Alum and her writing on interfaith dialogue in hospital settings was featured in The Tapestry journal. Presently Kelly Ann sits on the board for "Temple of the Forgotten", a non-profit committed to helping communities transform their approach to homelessness. She continues to perform musically and has curated offerings with "Reimagine End of Life Festival", "Yellow Fish Durational Art Festival", "Garden of Memory" and most recently with San Francisco Theological Seminary"s "Sacred Sound Series". https://www.linkedin.com/in/ka-nelson-spiritual-care/
- Interfaith Clergy
- 94610