Ariel is a queer Unitarian Universalist minister deeply rooted in sustainable agriculture and Jewish heritage and practice. In addition to serving part-time in a congregational setting, Ariel coordinates the New Hampshire Queer Farmer Network, a growing community of queer-identified farmers, farmworkers, and allies in the Granite State. Through this work and related projects, they explore the possibilities of agricultural chaplaincy, addressing the emotional processes that create challenges in farming and amplifying the spiritual dimension of this co-creative work for farmers, gardeners, and all who eat.