Rev. Amy Kindred has joined Friendship Fellowship at Pineda as our new full-time minister. She comes to us from the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Charlotte County in Florida after serving that congregation for 6 years. She previously served in both Indiana and Georgia.
Rev. Amy was ordained in 2008 and holds an impressive list of wide-ranging degrees to include: Masters of Divinity, Masters of Theological Studies with a minor in the Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and an Associate’s degree in Horticulture.
Before her call to ministry, Rev. Amy taught art at the elementary school level both in Indiana and Florida and was the director of an art center in Indiana with a wide range of responsibilities. And, impressively, for a short while owned a technology consulting business.
Social Justice issues, being involved in community outreach, working with children and of course, meaningful Sunday services are very important to Rev. Amy as they are to our members.
Rev. Amy has a son, Blake and a stepson, Jamie and stepdaughter, Rebecca. Her other interests, when time permits, are walking (and sometimes running), cooking (vegetarian primarily), yoga (she’s a certified instructor), poetry and doing her art.
Following Rev. Amy’s first service on Nov. 4th, members and guests of Friendship Fellowship welcomed her and her husband, Phil, with a luncheon for all.
We are excited about her joining us and sharing her wide range of talents and interests knowing that it will enrich us all.
Rev. Amy calls her ministry “a labor of love” and we at Friendship Fellowship are delighted to have her as our full-time minister.
Come join us any Sunday at 10:30 (Scheduled messages are listed on the Upcoming Services page and on the calendar. )
Rev. Amy was ordained in 2008 and holds an impressive list of wide-ranging degrees to include: Masters of Divinity, Masters of Theological Studies with a minor in the Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and an Associate’s degree in Horticulture.
Before her call to ministry, Rev. Amy taught art at the elementary school level both in Indiana and Florida and was the director of an art center in Indiana with a wide range of responsibilities. And, impressively, for a short while owned a technology consulting business.
Social Justice issues, being involved in community outreach, working with children and of course, meaningful Sunday services are very important to Rev. Amy as they are to our members.
Rev. Amy has a son, Blake and a stepson, Jamie and stepdaughter, Rebecca. Her other interests, when time permits, are walking (and sometimes running), cooking (vegetarian primarily), yoga (she’s a certified instructor), poetry and doing her art.
Following Rev. Amy’s first service on Nov. 4th, members and guests of Friendship Fellowship welcomed her and her husband, Phil, with a luncheon for all.
We are excited about her joining us and sharing her wide range of talents and interests knowing that it will enrich us all.
Rev. Amy calls her ministry “a labor of love” and we at Friendship Fellowship are delighted to have her as our full-time minister.
Come join us any Sunday at 10:30 (Scheduled messages are listed on the Upcoming Services page and on the calendar. )
Rev. Amy Kindred and her husband, Phil Brown, at our recent welcome luncheon