She also holds a Master of Arts degree in education from Trenton State College, which she received in 1971.

She is an associate of the Society of St. Margaret, a companion of the Oratory of the Good Shepherd, an ecumenical oblate of Mount Saviour Monastery in Elmira, New York, and has visited and worked with the Taizé community in France.

She is the author of several published anthems and articles and creates whimsical figures that are made out of wood.

Wolf falls on the mainstream to progressive side of Episcopal Church politics and in 2003 supported the consecration of gay bishop Gene Robinson.

"[5] In 2007 Wolf married Thomas Charles Bair Jr.[1] She retired as Bishop of Rhode Island in 2012.