High Energy Inspiration for All Ages
Two decades of experience.
With two decades of service as an ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Rev. Beverly Brewster brings a wealth of experience inspiring and motivating people of all ages to her role as a seasoned speaker and facilitator. Beyond the walls of the church, Rev. Bev has honed her skills in connecting with diverse audiences, weaving narratives that resonate with the human experience.
Her dynamic approach to speaking reflects not only her extensive pastoral background, but also her commitment to fostering open dialogue and understanding. Whether delivering sermons that inspire congregations or facilitating discussions that bridge gaps, Rev. Bev's rich tapestry of experiences enriches her ability to engage and connect with people of all ages and from all walks of life. Through her passionate and insightful communication, she continues to be a guiding voice, shaping conversations that uplift and unite communities.
An active advocate, educator, and organizer.
Before she was a pastor, Rev. Beverly Brewster was a human rights lawyer, and a passionate advocate for social justice. Committed to equity and human dignity for all people, she has worked to support and empower immigrants and asylum seekers, LGBTQ+ in the church, at-risk youth, newcomer children, those with food insecurity, domestic violence survivors, and those imprisoned.
She currently serves as Advisor for Faith and Community Engagement for the National Religious Campaign Against Torture’s Campaign to End Solitary Confinement. If you would like to join in the work to raise awareness about the profound impact of solitary confinement on individuals and communities, and build support for bills to end solitary in 23 states and in the federal system, contact her at the email below. Through education, outreach, and a steadfast commitment to change, she actively seeks to create a world where every person is treated with empathy and fairness.
