Through our relationships and our stories, we understand that life is intersectional. For this reason, we also speak out on issues like immigration justice, climate justice, voting rights, religious freedom, criminal justice reform, and public education. Our faith traditions call us to care for the most marginalized populations. We work with communities of faith who deeply hunger for justice and connect them with the stories of those most impacted, so that together we may raise our voices high within the political sphere to create positive social change. In a world where having queer and female leadership in faith spaces can be rare, we are proud to be an all-queer, all-woman Just Texas team.

Sonja
Miller
Sonja joined TFN in 2015 while attending Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Sonja’s lifetime commitment to social justice led her to serve as a public school teacher and principal and later working in abortion care, as well as working with clients as a licensed financial advisor prior to joining TFN. She shares a love of red wine and listening to podcasts with her Just Texas co-workers.

Rev. Erika
Forbes
Rev. Erika received her license and ordination as an Interfaith Minister from One Spirit Interfaith seminary in New York City. She has a Masters in World Religions and a BA in Education. When she’s not out fighting for social justice, you can find Erika on her yoga mat or with a glass of red wine in her hand.

Rev. Angela
Williams
Angela is a queer Presbyterian pastor and community organizer trained by Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary and the Industrial Areas Foundation. She finds life in experiencing music, listening to podcasts, exploring creation, and engaging in theological discussions that go off the beaten path.