Bio

Amy Hereford is a Sister of St. Joseph. She has served in a variety of ministries, in education, in administration, in communication, in vocation/formation and in community leadership.

Sr. Amy has degrees in science, communication and theology, as well as in civil and canon law. This background helps her to assist religious communities, and to help those who are making important choices about the future of their institutes.

Beginning in teaching and communication, Sr. Amy then moved into management and administration and then into consulting. As a consultant and facilitator, she works with religious communities and with small to mid-sized faith-based nonprofits across the US and beyond, especially in assisting organizations in facing the challenges of an uncertain and changing future. She helps clients maximize their resources for the sake of their mission and to further organizational goals. In her work as a writer, speaker and consultant she addresses technical concerns of religious institutes and explores the evolving nature of religious life itself.

Sr. Amy has been admitted to practice in Missouri, Massachusetts and before the US Tax Court.

When not at work, Amy enjoys gardening, fiber-arts and living in the Dogtown Ecovillage.