Lorenzo Jones

I felt that becoming an ordained minister was in my blood. I come from a long line of ministers and clergy, and while I don't seek to pontificate, I do want to spread the word through works and actions.

I am originally from the Jersey Shore, but have resided in the Piedmont Triad Region of North Carolina since leaving active military service.

I hope to use this ordination to be an example of how to live morally and ethically, while at the same time being a conduit of peace and love through acceptance and understanding.

I come from a multifaceted religious background. I've studied in Catholic, Protestant, and non-denominational churches, as well as Islamic mosques. I've also studied both agnostic and gnostic teachings. While I know that I still have much to learn, I feel that my experiences allow me to be open and understanding to a wide range of beliefs.

My ceremonies are always as special as those who chose me as their officiant. It is solemn duty to be chosen to officiate the union of souls, and as such I take on that duty with respect and stoicism.

I only serve by the will and at the pleasure of the almighty spirit of the one true God. It is not my place to opine, or judge. And as such my only wish is to act as a conduit for that which is already there.