BIO
The Reverend Anne Luise Zapf was one of the founders of the all-races Peyote Way Church of God in Klondyke, Arizona. Anne has spent over thirty years advocating and promoting religious tolerance, as well as ecologically enlightened lifestyle choices.
She has lectured and taught at seminars throughout the Southwest and advised numerous organizations and individuals in Europe and Asia.
Born and raised in Philadelphia in a prominent musical family, she is a gifted and accomplished singer. She attended Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado and received her B.S. degree in Zoology. She and her husband Mathew Kent have three grown children. They have worked with the late master potter Immanuel Trujillo to create nationally acclaimed Mana Pottery, which is on display at the Smithsonian Institute of Native American Art in Washington D.C.