Victoria Spadaro is the founder of Kingdom Currents. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies from Siena College and her Master of Professional Science in Marine Conservation from the University of Miami. After working as a Public Program Coordinator at Wilton Wildlife Preserve & Park, where she led educational programs, coordinated volunteers, and organized community outreach, Victoria continued to grow her experience in environmental education, conservation, and science communication through roles with the University of Miami Experimental Fish Hatchery, WAVES, Ocean Grants, and Walt Disney World. She currently serves as the Visitor Services Specialist at the Albany Pine Bush Preserve Commission.

After spending over a year in Florida, Victoria returned home to Upstate New York with a vision to create a community where faith and creation come together. What began as a local calling has grown into a mission with hopes of reaching communities across the country and, eventually, around the world. Kingdom Currents was founded to inspire stewardship, build Christ-centered community, and help others experience God through both His Word and the world He created. As Genesis 1:21 reminds us, "God created the great creatures of the sea and every living thing with which the water teems... and God saw that it was good."

Within Kingdom Currents, Sisters in Scripture Saratoga serves as a women's ministry, providing a welcoming space for young women to grow in faith, build genuine friendships, and gather in both Scripture and creation.

Victoria's heart is to create meaningful spaces where people can deepen their faith, care for creation, and live with purpose—starting in Upstate New York and, by God's grace, expanding to communities around the world.