Rooted in architectural and urban planning, my vocational journey has evolved across the disciplines of design, education, and ministry—each shaped by God’s faithful guidance and a deep desire to serve.

 

My academic training in Environmental Design (B.A.), Infrastructure Planning (M.I.P.), Divinity (M.Div.), and Religion, Society, and Ecology (PhD), have led me to understand that building God’s Kingdom involves more than shaping physical environments—it requires tending to the spiritual, emotional, and communal well-being of people. As a pastor-scholar, educator, and community builder, I bring the analytical lens of a designer, the critical insight of a scholar, and the compassionate presence of spiritual leadership into every space I enter. My work is a sacred calling—an integration of the built environment, the human spirit, and the pursuit of justice—offered in faithful service to Christ and His Church.