Devon Spier is an author, rabbinical student and digital theologian, who weaves and teaches others to weave their own theology through poems, prose and digital images. She currently serves as the 2021 Liturgist-in-Residence for the National Havurah Committee and resources Jewish movements, networks and denominations to explore the intersections of hope and hopelessness, trauma and recovery, humour and doubt as well as loneliness and safe-keeping. Utilizing a palette of Torah, personalized psalms and trauma-informed somatic body practice, Devon’s work has been consulted and published by the London School for Jewish Studies, the Reconstructing Judaism movement, Central Conference of American Rabbis, Liberal Judaism and the National Council of Jewish Women. An advocate for encounter across difference in the global religious community, she has been recognized by the Ontario Government as a recipient of the “Leading Women, Building Communities” award. Most recently, Devon is the author of the bestselling book of poetry: “Whatever it is, gently: Quiet Meditations for the Noise of the Pandemic” (2020).