I’m a drop in the everlasting cup: Jesus Christ is zōḗ, in all worlds and inside me. People are often surprised to find out how many sports I avidly follow. I’m excited about The Zoe Project because as little fish “born of water and the Spirit”, in the image of our ICHTHYS, and as “fishers of men”, we must also angle for, and in, those gluey social domains where fingerling congregate—in the rich alluvium of youth culture and sentiment, layered like sediment; in the swirls and eddies of Zeitgeist; in (sand)bars, near soundbars and other inlets or creative outlets; in their loci (locales) of ultimate concern.

Kyle is a social worker, activist and fervent art lover, he currently works at a community health center, and spends his free time reading with his cats. People are often surprised to find out that I am a Christian, and queer. I’m excited about The Zoe Project because I get the chance to expand people’s perception of what it is to be young, Christian and fully affirmed in one’s relationship with God.

I was born and raised in Georgia, I majored in Books Mostly By Dead White Guys, and I love to knit! People are often surprised to find out that I am a beekeeper! I’m excited about The Zoe Project because…I think young adults create perspective and meaning that the Church needs to learn about, and I can’t wait to get started!

I am an Episcopal priest serving a vibrant and historic Anglo-Catholic parish in the heart of Center City Philadelphia; I am also a wife, a beagle owner, a Phillies phan, and an unapologetic bookworm. People are often surprised to find out that I have recently falling in love with kayaking. I’m excited about The Zoe Project because I believe that God is making something new in the Church, and I hope that this project will position us to support and assist that new growth.