The Rev. Stacey Mitchell
Interim Senior Minister
The Rev. Stacey Mitchell was ordained in 2023 after completing her Masters of Divinity at Union Theological Seminary in New York in 2021, along with an Eco-Chaplain Certification from Sati Buddhist Center. Rev. Stacey comes to us with experience in several fellowships of various sizes, including an internship ministry at First Unitarian of Portland, one of the largest UU congregations in the nation, and at the Community Church UU of New Orleans as the de-facto Interim Minister. She most recently served as a Contract Minister doing interim work at the UU Society of Oneonta in upstate New York, and has been formally trained in interim ministry work by the UUA. Rev. Stacey is a Buddhist who has extensive experience in meditation work. She is ready to bring that kind of calm and centeredness to our community in this time of healing and transition. She came to ministry with over 15 years of experience in nonprofit leadership and financial management, which will also benefit our church as we move toward a more sustainable long-term approach to our congregational resources.
The Rev. Dr. Jane Davis
Acting Associate Minister of Social Justice & Programming
Rev. Dr. Jane grew up in a Southern Baptist family and first discovered Unitarian Universalism more than forty years ago. After a 25‑plus‑year career as an engineer in the nuclear power industry, she answered the call to ministry in 2015 and enrolled at Meadville Lombard Theological School. She completed her ministerial internship at First Unitarian of Albuquerque in 2020, and was ordained by this congregation in 2021. She went on to serve as a community minister in a Program Manager position with the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Project ECHO. She was granted Full Fellowship in February 2026, and completed her Doctor of Ministry in May 2026.
The Rev. Emily Wright-Magoon
Acting Associate Minister of Spiritual Formation
Rev. Emily (she/her) has always felt the pull to chart new paths with fellow seekers of liberatory community. With a background in religion, environmental studies, education, and equity & inclusion work, Emily has been passionate about supporting people and groups in their search for authenticity, collaboration, and liberation. She’s a queer, unschooling mom of two children (12 and 7) and married to Ethan, a designer, facilitator, and nature lover. Rev. Emily received her Masters of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School in 2007, was ordained UU in 2015, and received full fellowship as a Unitarian Universalist minister in 2018. She worked for 8 years as a Multifaith Chaplain at Bates College and served 5 years as the minister of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Midland TX. Born in Albuquerque, Emily moved back in 2020 and has been focusing on parenting & volunteering. As of 2025, she is the founder and director of a new 501(c)(3) Albuquerque nonprofit: Covey – a radical outdoor kids learning community. She loves being outside, especially learning the names of plant kin, gardening with native plants, and trying to grow veggies.
The Rev. Christine Robinson
Minister Emerita
The Rev. Christine Robinson was the Senior Minister of this church for 28 years before she retired in 2017. Since retiring, she has done some church consulting and minister mentoring, tended her garden, and has enjoyed being an active member of this congregation.
