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Rev. Ann Marie Coletta

she her they them
annmariecoletta@gmail.com
I do street ministry and work with folx with addictions and mental health issues, as well as any marginalized humans. I have spent the bulk of the last year and a half doing my own healing work, receiving the care from my own being and many others in order to be able to continue serving the world.I continue to meet with two spiritual directors a month, and have 1:1 spiritual care offerings with eight people via zoom or phone every month. I am available as a ChI volunteer, and was present with a newly ordained clergy at ChI during his panel review.
Interfaith Clergy
95482

he/him
Hardyarts@gmail.com
I serve at the Unity Center of Walnut Creek community and also as an adjunct to the Unity of Davis church as well. I teach/facilitate Spiritual education classes, Creative-intuitive process painting workshops, lead worship services, provide chaplain support and support to the lead minister as called.
Interfaith Clergy
94526

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

katielecount@gmail.com
Katie serves as a trauma center chaplain, offering calm, compassionate presence and crisis spiritual care to patients, families, and healthcare staff in moments of medical crisis, loss, and uncertainty. She provides pastoral leadership within high-stress clinical environments and facilitates staff debriefings that create space for reflection, meaning-making, and emotional restoration.Drawing on clinical therapist training and skills, Katie integrates trauma-informed care, deep listening, and emotional attunement into her pastoral practice. As a trained Caritas Coach, she grounds her leadership in Watson’s Theory of Human Caring, emphasizing dignity, relational presence, and the sustaining of humanity in healthcare.Her work centers on guiding individuals and teams toward healing, resilience, and compassionate engagement amid the demands of trauma care.
Interfaith Clergy
95625

she/her
missvalley@gmail.com
My area of expertise is end-of-life nursing. I continue to work full-time in this area. I am also available for Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique sessions.
Interfaith Clergy
97405

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.rossburns@gmail.com
Over the past three years, I have not been engaged in formal ministry following the loss of my hospice chaplaincy position. During this time, I served as a behavioral health case manager, supporting individuals through crisis and recovery while navigating my own season of transition, including the separation of my family and the sale of our home. These years have been deeply humbling and largely inward—marked by wrestling with loss, rebuilding faith, and rediscovering the meaning of forgiveness. Though my ministry has been quiet, it has been sincere. I am now envisioning new forms of service through Humboldt Animal Hospice and PRISM (Practical Resources and Interfaith Street Ministry), blending spiritual care with practical compassion. I seek to renew my standing not as a return to what was, but as a continuation of grace through lived experience.
Interfaith Clergy
95521