Bridget Wolf

“On September 28, 2009, a Letter of Recommendation for Bridget Wolf Krause -- To Whom It May Concern: I have had the privilege of working with Bridget for over three years. She came to us at Unity Church of Roseburg as our principal musician shortly after I met her at an interfaith peace service in Roseburg in the fall of 2004. Her many talents have richly blessed us as she played music on the keyboard, sang solos with her lovely voice, taught us new songs, and composed new songs for special occasions. Using her skills of improvisation, she has played new keyboard music each Sunday during the meditation. Bridget also organized dance and drumming circles, as well as dances of universal peace. Her deep reverence for the earth and focus on healing was a welcome aspect of her music ministry and was a great addition to our Sunday service for me personally and for my congregation. With great generosity of spirit and enthusiasm Bridget worked with us in Roseburg and made sure all were spiritually fed by her music and benefited from the experience. When we held Taize Healing Prayer services, she provided the chants from many different religious traditions. We even invited her to design and perform two Sunday services including being the speaker and that worked out wonderfully. Both services were well received by the congregation. We can wholeheartedly recommend Bridget to anyone who is considering hiring her. Dependable and of high integrity, she has been easy to work with and a joy to be around. We look forward to continuing to work with Bridget whenever her schedule allows. Many blessings, Reverend Inge Tarantola ” - Rev. Inge Tarantola

“E-mail from Donna Smith, who was a Spiritual Leader of Unity Church of Roseburg Re: "Music, the universal language of the heart" talk and music presented by Bridget Wolf for Unity Church of Roseburg, Oregon. Tuesday, May 11, 2004, Donna wrote: Hi Dear Bridget: I just listened to the tape of the Sunday service and I applaud you, my dear. You did a wonderful talk and a wonderful job of incorporating the songs of many cultures into your talk. Your talk certainly supported the Unity position of diversity. You spoke from your heart. I wish I could have been there. I could tell you all were having a great time together. Thank you so much for taking such wonderful care of our congregation. And thank you for taping it so I could enjoy it, too. Love and Blessings, Donna www.unityofroseburg.org ” - Donna Smith