A multi-faceted professional, Phil Lovin has worked with REAP NYC as the chief Chaplin and volunteer coordinator for the past three years. He is a great admirer of the National Park Service for the commendable work they have been doing while managing various conservation and historical properties across the country since 1961. In particular, he actively supports The Great Smokey Mountain National Park and The Blue Ridge Parkway. Phil appreciates how proactively the National Park Service protects the ecological and historical integrity of the conservation and historical properties in the US.

Phil Lovin is also an advocate for animal rights and has done quite a lot of work in this field. Being an adventure lover, he enjoys hiking and exploring unknown destinations, especially with a strong historical background. Besides that, he likes to collect handmade art from the mountains such as handmade pottery and wood carvings.

About Phil Lovin

Phil Lovin has worked with REAP NYC for the last 3 years as the Chief Chaplin and volunteer coordinator. Talking about his educational background, Phil has a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degree in Psychology. He also has a doctorate degree in theology and in ministry (seminary). In addition to that, he has received special education in counseling as well.

He is quite passionate about helping others overcome addiction and put their lives back on track. In that order, he volunteers for a number of organizations in NYC that share the same vision. He loves to cook and go hiking with his friends. Whenever he gets some time away from work, Phil prefers spending it exploring historical places.