Minister Rabbi St.Jermaine

I became an ordained minister online not to chase titles, but to claim a calling. My spiritual path is a remix—woven from Judaism’s covenantal fire, Christianity’s redemptive grace, Catholicism’s sacred rhythm, and Gnostic insight’s hidden light. I saw the digital space not as a shortcut, but as a sanctuary—a place where wonderers, wanderers, and wounded souls could meet truth without gatekeeping.

Rabbi St.Jermaine was born in the Bronx NY and moved to Long Island NY at the age of five.

As Minister Rabbi Saint Jermaine, my mission is to build a bridge—between ancient truth and modern clarity, between sacred tradition and digital expression. I want to create a ministry that speaks to the wonderers, the wanderers, and the wounded. A space where Judaism’s covenant, Christianity’s grace, Catholicism’s reverence, and Gnosticism’s hidden wisdom can coexist and uplift.

Minister Rabbi Saint Jermaine walks a sacred path woven from the threads of Judaism, Christianity, Catholic tradition, and Gnostic insight. His spiritual identity is not confined to one denomination but flows through multiple streams of divine wisdom. Rooted in the covenantal depth of Judaism, uplifted by the redemptive grace of Christianity, enriched by the sacramental beauty of Catholicism, and awakened by the mystical revelations of Gnosticism, Jermaine embodies a living remix of faith traditions. His ministry bridges ancient truths and modern clarity, inviting others into a journey of spiritual reclamation, mythic symbolism, and heartfelt transformation.

As a minister and wedding officiant, I create heartfelt, personalized ceremonies that reflect your unique love story. Whether traditional, spiritual, or a blend of both, your ceremony will be meaningful, joyful, and memorable. I bring warmth, professionalism, and a touch of grace to make your special day truly unforgettable.

I am located outside of the city of NY on Long Island (Central Islip), new York.

Let me make your “I Do” moment everything you’ve dreamed of — and more. It’s more than a ceremony, it’s a celebration of love.