About me

After I graduated college with a bachelor's degree in Art Education, I worked for 4 years as a stage actor in the Greater Boston area. Then I decided to use my degree andI taught art at elementary, middle, and high school students in New Haven, Quincy, and Roxbury. After teaching for 13 years, I had a calling to become a Unitarian Universalist minister, like my mother before me. So I enrolled in the Masters of Divinity program at Andover Newton Theological School. During my time there, in addition to my classwork, I served as a chaplain at Beverly Hospital, at a homeless day shelter in Gloucester, as a ministerial intern at both First Parish UU Canton, and First Parish UU Hingham. After I graduated, I served as the Director of Family Ministry at the Arlington Street Church in Boston, and as the Program Director for their Friday Night Supper Program, providing a weekly 3-course meal and clothing to Boston’s homeless community. For the past seven years, I have been the minister at First Parish Unitarian Universalist in Medfield. I also serve on the board of directors of the U.U. Urban Ministry in Roxbury. I currently live in Quincy with my wonderful wife, and my two brilliant daughters.