Rev. Jane Hiatt has served Unity Spiritual Community of Central Oregon since January 2011, and was ordained through Unity's Field Licensing Program in May 2015. She is passionate about fostering community and creating space for people to step into their own leadership — and about helping more people, especially children, know in their hearts that they are amazing, powerful creators.

Jane is the author of two books, Magic Child and Love Letters from the Mother, with more in the works. Before ministry, she spent 30 years as a hypnotherapist. In her spare time, she loves going to plays, hiking with her husband, playing with her four grandchildren, and hosting dinner parties.

Rev. Jim Pasmore is an ordained Minister of Light. He's had a longtime career in technology that has taken him around the world, and he brings that same spirit of exploration to his ministry. He's passionate about youth (committed to staying forever young himself) and is active in Unity's Youth Ministry.

Outside of church life, his passions are his grandchildren and any extreme athletic adventure he can find.

Rev. Kevin Kubota has been part of the Unity community since 2016, and his path here has taken him from Sunday speaker and host to Board President and now ordained minister. A career photographer and photography educator with 25+ years of business and creative experience, Kevin brings that same curiosity and craft to his ministry work.

He's served the community in nearly every capacity imaginable — prayer team leader, Spirit Groups coordinator, AV and web teams, marketing, maintenance, even IT — and completed his ministry training on the Interspiritual/Interfaith track. When he's not at Unity, he's leading travel adventure tours with his wife, Clare, chasing his insatiable love of new places and the joy of sharing them with others.

An ordained interfaith minister at Love in Action ministry, Tamera is our Minister of Hospitality. She is also an executive coach, focusing on leadership development and facilitation.

Besides her teenage and young adult offspring, she runs a non-profit called Outsmart Brain Cancer that provides assistance to caregivers and their families. Her true passions are shouting from the sidelines of college and high school football games and playing with her “doodles.”