is a pastor, spiritual director, abolitionist, quasi-artist, and creative liturgy consultant. 

Her greatest gift and interest is in how creative worship can anchor us in neighborhoods and help us live transformatively. To this end, she has cultivated and pastors a small faith community in Midtown Sacramento that integrates faith, art, justice, and love of neighbor/neighborhood. 

She leads them in worshiping creatively and living justly, sustainably, and communally in their neighborhood. 

Rebecca is an advisor to the Parish Collective regarding liturgical arts and its relation to practice and place. 

She has a Master of Divinity from Mars Hill Graduate School and a Master of Arts in Religion from Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary.