Sary Rosario-Ferreira was born on February 25, 1977, in Santurce Puerto Rico, and has been living on the island with her family. She has grown up in a Christian and diverse family. She completed a Bachelor's Degree in Natural Sciences from the University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras Campus. Responding to the call to be a Pastor of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) she went to the Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico and finished her Master of Divinity degree. She is a Disciples of Christ pastor in Puerto Rico since 2002 and was ordained in 2005. Rev. Sary had served three congregations as a pastor and is the Pastor of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Toa Alta Pueblo. She had written some articles in Spanish regarding eco-theology and the church. She has been involved in environmental activism in Puerto Rico and is working within the Christian church on the island to promote education in our responsibility for caring for the Earth. Pursuing this goal she completed this year 2021 the Brite’s Divinity School Doctor of Ministry program. Sary has long been involved in environmental/ecological justice work in Puerto Rico, where communities are deeply affected by environmental problems. She specifically studied eco-theology and justice, and her final project addresses ecological justice in her community and how churches can help communities struggling with environmental issues. She lives with her husband Luis O. Ronda in San Juan, Puerto Rico