Mitchell Allen Case

I originally became an ordained minister online because I felt called to serve people in a meaningful way and to create a path where I could help others without waiting on traditional institutions. For me, it wasn’t about the paper—it was about answering that inner call to guide, comfort, and bring people together. Getting ordained online gave me the flexibility to begin right away, to officiate weddings, provide counseling, and build a ministry that’s accessible to my community, both locally and online.

California

With my online ordination, I hope to create a space where people feel seen, supported, and guided—whether they’re seeking counseling, comfort in times of grief, or simply a spiritual connection. My goal is to use this platform to reach people who may not have access to traditional ministry, to officiate life’s important moments with love and respect, and to build a community that encourages healing, growth, and renewal.

I am proudly ordained through the Universal Life Church, which embraces inclusivity, spiritual freedom, and respect for all paths. This affiliation allows me to serve people from diverse backgrounds and beliefs without judgment, creating ceremonies and counseling that honor each individual’s values. My commitment is to love, compassion, and service—principles that align perfectly with the open and welcoming nature of the ULC.

What makes my ceremonies special is that I take the time to truly get to know each couple—their story, their values, and their vision for their wedding day. I believe every ceremony should feel personal, heartfelt, and unique, not just a script. I blend warmth, professionalism, and spirituality in a way that reflects the couple’s journey, making the moment meaningful not only for them, but for everyone present.

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Beyond officiating weddings, I provide spiritual guidance, grief and loss counseling, and support for those navigating life’s challenges. My role as a minister is to walk alongside people during both their most joyful celebrations and their most difficult seasons. Whether it’s a private counseling session, a meaningful ceremony, or simply offering encouragement, my goal is always to bring compassion, understanding, and a sense of peace to the people I serve.