ABOUT LEAH |
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Leah Rampy is a writer, experienced retreat leader, and frequent speaker on ecology and spirituality. She is the author of the award-winning book Earth & Soul: Reconnecting amid Climate Chaos that speaks to how we can live fully alive and deeply connected in edge times. With Beth Norcross, she co-authored Discovering the Spiritual Wisdom of Trees, which received a 2026 Silver Nautilus Award. Leah and Beth also co-created the six-part video series, “The Spiritual Wisdom of Trees: Insights from Our Elders,” in collaboration with award-winning filmmaker Jane Pittman; the series is available from The Center for Spirituality in Nature.
Leah founded and leads Church of the Wild Earth & Soul that meets online monthly and in person each season to deepen spirituality through community with each other and the living Earth. |
Her newsletter Reweaving Earth & Soul explores living in this broken and beautiful world, poised between the great unraveling and unfolding possibilities.
Leah holds a doctorate in Curriculum from Indiana University. She has over 20 years of leadership experience as an executive in Fortune 100 companies and a decade of offering executive coaching and consultation to hundreds of individuals and organizations. She formerly served as Executive Director for the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation.
Leah lives with her husband in a cohousing community in West Virginia. She is a cofounder of Save Our Soil WV - a volunteer organization to promote soil health, local food, native plants, and regenerative agriculture - and serves on the board of the American Conservation Film Festival.
Leah holds a doctorate in Curriculum from Indiana University. She has over 20 years of leadership experience as an executive in Fortune 100 companies and a decade of offering executive coaching and consultation to hundreds of individuals and organizations. She formerly served as Executive Director for the Shalem Institute for Spiritual Formation.
Leah lives with her husband in a cohousing community in West Virginia. She is a cofounder of Save Our Soil WV - a volunteer organization to promote soil health, local food, native plants, and regenerative agriculture - and serves on the board of the American Conservation Film Festival.
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Earth & Soul MediaInterested in presentations by or interviews with Leah on the topic of Earth & Soul? Click here to request the Media Kit.
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