
Amy grew up in Connecticut in the Conservative Jewish tradition. She majored in Studio Art and Religion at Wesleyan University, traveled to India and Nepal on a Buddhist Studies Program, and after teaching for two years, entered the M.A./Ph.D. program in Religion at Syracuse University. She began attending the Unitarian Universalist church in
1992 and left Syracuse after receiving her M.A. in order to follow the call into the ministry.
She graduated from Harvard Divinity School in 2000, was ordained the same year, and served as minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Rutland for four years. She was called to the Parish Minister position here in 2003.
Amy's favorite non-ministry pursuits are reading (scifi, mysteries, general fiction, essays), cooking, watching movies, making and looking at art, enjoying good food and conversation with friends, and petting her cats. Most of all she loves to spend time with her wife Joy and their young daughter.
Rev. Amy's Blog: sermonsinstones.com