Jameson York

I became an ordained minister because I care deeply about people and want to be there for them during life’s meaningful moments; weddings, funerals, baptisms, and everything in between. My background in service and my respect for scripture taught me the value of presence, compassion, and connection. I don’t preach at people; I meet them where they are. Ministry, for me, is about walking alongside others with humility and heart.

Kentucky

I hope to create space for people to feel seen, heard, and valued; no matter where they come from or what they believe. My goal is to walk alongside others in life’s most meaningful moments: to celebrate love, honor loss, welcome new beginnings, and offer comfort when it’s needed most. I want to be the kind of minister who brings calm to chaos, warmth to sorrow, and sincerity to every ceremony I lead. Whether I’m officiating a wedding, blessing a child, or guiding a family through grief, I hope to reflect compassion, strength, and truth in everything I do.

I’m a minister with a strong respect for scripture and a focus on serving people where they are, regardless of their background or beliefs

What makes ceremonies special to me as a wedding officiant is the ability to create a deeply personal, meaningful experience for each couple. It’s not about the words I say, but about the connection I help foster; bringing the couple’s story to life in a way that reflects their values, love, and commitment to each other. I believe every wedding is unique, and my goal is to make it a moment that feels genuine, timeless, and true to who they are.

McCraken, Ballard, Livingston, Marshall, Graves, Calloway and surrounding counties.

I officiate weddings. I lead funerals and memorial services. I perform baptisms and baby blessings. I conduct house blessings and dedications. I offer personal spiritual support and counseling. I deliver sermons and speak at public events.