Minister Justin Lawrence Daly

I became an ordained minister because I felt a clear calling to serve others in moments that truly matter—without gatekeepers, rigid doctrine, or institutional barriers. I believe spiritual authority comes from sincerity, integrity, and lived experience, not from hierarchy. Becoming ordained allowed me to stand in service lawfully and compassionately, to support people through life’s transitions with dignity, freedom of belief, and respect for their personal journey. My ministry exists to honor love, conscience, and personal sovereignty, and to offer presence, guidance, and care in a way that is authentic, inclusive, and grounded in truth.

I’m originally from Montgomery, AL, but also grew up on the Emerald Coast.

Justin Lawrence Daly is an ordained minister devoted to living service, spiritual integrity, and the gentle restoration of truth in a world that often forgets it. His ministry is grounded in compassion, discernment, and the belief that every individual carries inherent worth, dignity, and divine purpose.

Justin approaches ministry as a sacred stewardship rather than a platform—holding space for people during life’s most meaningful moments with presence, humility, and care. He honors all paths that lead toward love, accountability, and inner freedom, and he serves without judgment, coercion, or dogma.

His work centers on uniting people with what is real, enduring, and life-giving—whether through ceremonies, counsel, prayer, or quiet guidance. He believes faith is best expressed through action: kindness over control, truth over fear, and service over spectacle.

As a minister, Justin is committed to: Upholding freedom of belief and conscience Supporting individuals through rites of passage and transformation Encouraging spiritual sovereignty, personal responsibility, and grace Serving with integrity, respect, and unwavering goodwill.

Justin’s ministry welcomes all who seek sincerity, peace, and alignment with higher purpose. He serves in love, anchored in faith, and guided by the simple truth that when we honor one another, we honor the divine within us all.