Adrienne Enriquez

I chose to become an ordained minister online because I believe in showing up for the people I care about in meaningful and supportive ways. At the time, someone close to me asked if I would officiate their wedding — and I was honored. I wanted to be legally able to stand beside them on one of the most important days of their life. Becoming ordained was a way for me to serve with intention, bring people together in love, and offer a sense of peace, structure, and unity during life’s milestone moments.

It wasn’t just about the legal status — it was about being present for others in a way that reflects compassion, trust, and commitment. Since then, it’s grown into something more personal and spiritual for me. I’ve realized that being an ordained minister allows me to guide and support others with the same integrity I lead with in every part of my life.

I’m from Texas, born and raised. I currently live in the San Antonio area. My roots have always been grounded in hard work, strong values, and a deep respect for community. Whether at work, at home, or serving in a spiritual capacity, I strive to lead with purpose, compassion, and integrity.

My goal with becoming ordained is to create meaningful experiences for others during life’s most important moments — weddings, vow renewals, blessings, and more. I want to provide a sense of calm, order, and sincerity, especially for those who may not have a traditional religious background but still want a ceremony that feels personal and sacred.

As someone who leads a large team in a high-demand work environment, I understand the importance of clear communication, respect, and emotional support. I bring those same principles into my role as a minister. Whether I’m helping a couple start a new chapter or offering words of comfort and encouragement, I want to be a steady, trusted presence for the people I serve.

San Antonio Metroplex