With 35 years of ordained ministry and more than three decades of marriage to his wife Tiffany, a psychotherapist, his life has been shaped by a deep and enduring commitment to caring for others. As the father of two adult children, he understands firsthand the joys and complexities of life’s many seasons. Throughout his vocation, he has walked alongside individuals in times of transition—helping them navigate difficult decisions, explore life’s possibilities, and discover a steady sense of God’s presence and peace, even in the midst of uncertainty.

His ministry has taken many forms, including serving churches in California and Colorado as a New Church Development Coach, pastoral counselor, organizing pastor, associate pastor, and youth pastor. Along the way, he has drawn from a wide range of faith traditions and perspectives, integrating Protestant Christian faith with the insights of psychotherapy and the depth of contemplative spirituality. This integration has become a hallmark of his approach: thoughtful, grounded, and open to the richness of the human experience.

Over time, his faith has grown beyond the boundaries of traditional orthodoxy, not as a departure, but as a deepening. Engaging diverse religious, philosophical, and therapeutic voices has expanded his understanding of what it means to live with authenticity, purpose, and spiritual integrity.

Outside of his vocational life, he finds renewal in the natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains—skiing, hiking, and cycling—as well as in racquetball and a lifelong love of reading. He and Tiffany are proud parents of two adult children: a daughter who is a professional ballerina in California and a son who works in sales in Denver.

In this season of life, he is especially grateful for the opportunity to serve as a companion and guide for others navigating change. Drawing on decades of experience, he offers a calm, compassionate presence—walking alongside those in transition with wisdom, encouragement, and a deep trust that meaning and new life can emerge, even in the most uncertain moments.