Stuart Matthew Roberts

I was originally ordained many moons ago in 2006. I'd always had my 'faith', a personal choice I'd made and my nickname was 'Rev'. I often found people would come and talk to me about faith and what that meant to me and what it might mean to them, to others, to the world. I came across the ULC online and jumped straight at the chance to kind of officially show that I had beliefs, not just to other people, but mainly for myself. I felt I had recognised what I believed and that was at the time, really important to me.as it is today.

I'm from a lovely county in England, called Shropshire.

Again, I think it eas more of a personal realisation and to give recognition to my beliefs and my faith. I would also however, absolutely adore to officiate at some weddings.

Always been a Christian, was baptised when I was little, and as I've grown older whilst my faith has often adapted, I have always seen myself as a Christian.

They would be a completely personalised journey from the day people Mey, to their special day. A joyous and beautiful account of their love and loyalty, with humour, an abundance of smiles, memories, looks towards the future and most importantly, a care, sincerity and sensitivity.