Facilitator Introductions
Molly Perry (she/her)
Molly is a recent addition to the PUUF, beginning attendance early this year after finding a Facebook event for a Sunday Religious Exploration meeting. After throrough research about the PUUF and the UUA as a whole, she attended and found a compassionate and caring community, what she had unknowingly been searching for since leaving the LDS faith. Continuing her involvement with the UU, she became an official member at the end of May, and has been eager in finding ways to provide the same open, empathetic, and thoughtful approach to whomever she could, and continues in kind.
She is excited to facilitate OWL with the PUUF, to educate young people in an inclusive, accepting, and factual way about sexuality through this amazing program. She is a trans woman who was born and raised in Pocatello, and continued her local education at ISU, with B.S. degrees in mathematics, physics, an M.B.A. program with a unique focus on cybersecurity, earning a Graduate Certificate in Secure Cyber Operations in what spare time she had, finally wrapping up that (likely only initial) run through higher education in May of 2025.
Molly can be reached via email at mollygwendolynperry@gmail.com
Jenny Peek (she/her)
Jennifer “Jenny” Peek began serving as PUUF’s minister in October of 2017. Jenny Peek is an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister and is credentialed in full fellowship with the Unitarian Universalist Association. She holds her Master of Divinity degree from Meadville Lombard Theological School.
Jenny is passionate about deepening the understanding of the relationships between culture and self; self and fellowship; and collective self/fellowship and the greater community. She enjoys writing, music, comedy, and theater.
Rev. Jenny can be reached via email at minister@pocatellouu.org, or by text/call: (208)380-1084