Keara Sasamoto

I chose to become an ordained minister because I felt a deep calling to serve others through faith, compassion, and community. My goal has always been to be a source of spiritual guidance and support for those in need, whether through counseling, officiating life events, or community outreach. Being ordained allows me to lead with integrity, offer hope in difficult times, and create a safe, inclusive space where people feel heard and valued.

Virginia: moved to Maryland 10 years ago

For as long as I can remember, I’ve felt a pull toward helping people heal, grow, and connect on a deeper level. Becoming an ordained minister was my way of honoring that calling. It’s not just about ceremonies or titles—it’s about being present during life’s most sacred moments, whether joyful or painful. I wanted to be someone others could turn to for spiritual strength, practical wisdom, and unwavering compassion.

I do not perform same sex ceremonies.

I think what makes my ceremonies special is the heart I bring into them. I don’t just show up and read from a script—I listen, I learn people’s stories, and I pour love and intention into every word. I want each ceremony to feel like them—not generic or cookie-cutter, but something they’ll always remember as one of the most important moments of their lives. My goal is to create a sacred space where joy, healing, and connection can truly be felt.

I’m located in Howard county and I will revel southern Maryland. If you would like my services out of state, please contact me directly to discuss time and pricing.

ksasamoto.apm24@gmail.com