Dani Savage is an entrepreneur, known in her community as a “Jackie-Of-All-Trades.” She spends most of her time learning and applying new skills and engaging with her community.

She and her wife own and operate a rapidly expanding hand-crafted goods business (The Girls Of Riverwoods HCG). In between running her business and parenting her children, she serves her community through board service and community engagement programs.

Dani’s background in creating training programs and public speaking places her in a key role on the board of the Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center; aimed at cultivating vibrant ethnic studies and immersing the community in local cultural history. Dani also serves as a board member of another non-profit (People Like Us) which provides resources and programs to those within her local LGBTQIA+ community.

In February of 2024 she joined the Divine Earth Church ministerial staff to assist in the facilitation of spiritual retreats. 

Stef Cedarbrook received a Bachelor’s degree in education from the University of Idaho and a Master of Social Work from Portland State University in 2021. Stef is working towards becoming a Licensed Master of Social Work (LMSW).

Stef has worked in the social service field since 2010 as an advocate for victims of domestic and sexual violence and as a case manager for the Department of Human Services. Looking to deepen their ability to help survivors of trauma she went to graduate school to further her understanding of how oppression, both on the systemic and individual level creates traumatic experiences and how to help systems and individuals create more equity in their lives.

Stef feels passionate about decreasing barriers, increasing resources, and creating growth opportunities for rural folks, especially those who identify as  LGBTQIA+.

Stef graduated from Integrative Psychiatry Institutes’s Psychedelic Assisted Therapy Training program in 2024. Stef also completed Internal Family Systems level training in 2024.

Stef enjoys most outdoor activities, spending time with their family, and gardening in her spare time.

She is a founding minister of The Divine Earth Church.

Renee Grandi has spent 22 years practicing rural family medicine in far Northeastern Oregon. She has been certified for 21 years with the American Board of Family Medicine and practicing Environmental and Integrative Medicine for 8 years. She has training and interest in Trauma Healing using modalities such as Integrative Listening System, Somatic Healing, Poly Vagal Systems work, Tension Release Exercises, Breathwork and Psychedelic Retreats. 

Renee is a graduate of a 10-month training program in Psychedelic Therapy with the Integrative Psychiatry Institute in Boulder, CO. She is eligible to be a licensed psilocybin facilitator in Oregon.  

Renee is a founding minister of The Divine Earth Church with over a year’s experience leading 4 day and 1 day psilocybin retreats at least monthly for up to 8 participants. She also has 12 months experience guiding oral ketamine sessions for individual members of the church. Guiding is a passion and ministering to those from birth to death has always been her calling.  

She loves dogs and spends much of her free time caring for and fostering huskies and running sled dogs in the winter. She is married and has one adult daughter.