Rev. Tiffany Curtis (she/her) is trained as a clinical chaplain, spiritual director, and group facilitator, and has worked extensively as a community organizer and in prison settings. She has ongoing commitments to grassroots community work in the U.S., Ecuador, and Honduras. Rev. Tiffany grew up in a bilingual family and in an immigrant congregation in southern California, and moved to New Mexico in 2016 to serve as our minister. In addition to her role as our minister, Tiffany is also the co-founder of the Santa Fe Faith Network for Immigrant Justice, a grassroots collaborative of people of faith. Tiffany has a B.A. from Chapman University in Peace Studies and Latin American Studies and an M.Div. from Harvard University. Her academic and spiritual interests include mysticism, contemplative practice, theologies of the everyday, interspirituality, pilgrimage, poetry, creativity, and somatics. Rev. Tiffany is nourished by laughter, quality time with loved ones, walking, contemplative practice, and being outside.