Mary Elaine Smith-Brown

A strong calling to serve, a desire to share faith, and the provision of spiritual guidance are motivations for becoming a female minister online. Online ordination services offer accessibility and inclusivity to fulfill this calling and connect with individuals seeking spiritual support. Online platforms offer a unique opportunity to reach a broader audience, perform ceremonies, and offer guidance, while embracing a modern approach to spirituality.

A Texas native, I've lived in North Dallas County and South Denton County, Texas, for the last 24 years.

The pursuit of online ordination stems from a deep desire to extend spiritual support and guidance beyond traditional boundaries. It is hoped that this will create a welcoming space where individuals feel comfortable seeking connection. This includes officiating significant life events and offering a listening ear and prayer. Ultimately, the goal is to leverage the accessibility of online platforms to make a positive impact. The intent is to share light and compassion with a wider community who may be searching for spiritual connection in a modern world.

Female ministers often bring a unique blend of empathy, relational skill, and a nurturing approach to ceremonies, enriching the experience for those involved. Their diverse life experiences and perspectives allow them to connect with individuals on a deeper level, offering support and guidance that resonate with varied needs. This can be particularly impactful during sensitive times, like funerals, or during joyful occasions, like weddings, where personal connection and emotional intelligence are highly valued. Furthermore, female ministers embody a contemporary approach to faith, reflecting the growing inclusivity within ministry and providing a voice that may be lacking in traditional settings. Their presence can foster a sense of empowerment and validation, challenging historical barriers and creating a more inclusive and representative spiritual space for all.