Welcome to OneSpirit Learning Alliance
Board of Directors
Rev. Ingrid L. Scott - President

Ingrid’s recognition that One Spirit was a home for her soul motivated her to fly each month from the United Kingdom to attend seminary in person. Since her ordination, Ingrid has officiated at weddings in the South of France, Spain and England and has established a weekly prayer ministry, offered live when she’s in the country and pre-recorded when she’s out. She believes in the power of affirmative prayer for empowering one’s life, and attributes affirmative prayer as being the reason for her success, coupled with the ability to give fearlessly and abundantly.
Ingrid is most proud of the Charitable Trust she has founded in the support of women, children, education, and the environment, that lists among its many achievements a clinic it built in Uganda to support the needs of over 200,000 villagers. She divides her time between the UK where she’s still involved in her business, gives her inspirational Reminder sessions, and teaches English to refugees as a volunteer, and New York, where she’s involved with the development of a One Spirit Fellowship Community. Ingrid believes that service to man is service to God, and that she is here on earth as God’s Divine Emissary.
Sara Kendall

As an Interfaith-InterSpiritual Minister, Sara is lovingly involved in her ministry of teaching and counseling – including teaching Sunday School at St Bartholomew’s Church, performing ceremonies throughout New York, Connecticut, and Fire Island, and sharing with others the use of art as witness. She finds the loveliest part of her ministry is taking her Havanese sister dogs, Ochi and Maya, (Ochun, Cuban Santeria goddess of love, and Yemaya, goddess of the Seas), both certified therapy dogs, to assisted living and Alzheimer’s units where they devotedly sit on patient’s laps and bring that unconditional love we all need to patients who are unabashedly receptive.
Kurt Johnson

Kurt is the author of a number of articles and books in the fields of science, literature and spirituality, including the New York Times bestseller, Nabakov’s Blues. He serves on the American Association for the Advancement of Science’s panel on the Dialogue of Science, Ethics, and Religion and was a monk in the Christian tradition for over a decade. Today, however, Kurt’s primary interest is the profound simplicity of contemplative practice; and its global application for conscious living. He is a recognized teacher in the Hindu “Oneness” tradition of Advaita Vedanta.