Kathleen Sibley

Kathleen grew up in the military, which is to say, all over the continental United States. In 1996 she earned her Masters Degree in Marriage, Family, and Child Counseling. In 2009, she earned a second graduate degree and became a minister with the Centers for Spiritual Living. After more than a decade in the pulpit, she left Arizona and came to Gettysburg because she’d heard of this thing called “rain.” She now works for the Centers for Spiritual Living’s Home Office, ministering to and supporting other ministers, as well as serving as interim minister for Spiritual Centers. She is also exploring how to create affordable housing in the Gettysburg area. She cares deeply about creating community, income equality, and equal rights. 

When she is not working, she is probably reading fiction, eating too much sugar, and stuck beneath one of her two cats who just want to sleep and wish she would stop moving.