Jason Holly

I chose to become an ordained minister because I feel a genuine calling to serve others in meaningful moments of their lives. Whether it’s officiating weddings, offering guidance during difficult times, or simply being a steady presence for people seeking support, I wanted a role that allows me to bring encouragement, unity, and purpose to others. To me, being an ordained minister is not just a title—it’s a commitment to lead with integrity, compassion, and respect for all individuals and their beliefs. I believe in meeting people where they are, celebrating their milestones, and helping create moments that are sincere and memorable. This step reflects my desire to make a positive impact, strengthen connections between people, and serve with intention in both everyday interactions and life’s most important occasions.

Clearfield, Utah

What I hope to accomplish through my ministry is to create a meaningful and lasting impact in the lives of others by offering guidance, encouragement, and support during both the high and low points of life. I want my ministry to be a place where people feel welcomed, respected, and understood—regardless of their background or where they are in their journey. My goal is to help strengthen relationships, whether that’s through officiating weddings, providing counsel, or simply being present when someone needs direction or reassurance. I aim to promote unity, compassion, and personal growth, while encouraging others to live with purpose and integrity. Ultimately, I hope my ministry serves as a source of positivity and connection—helping people navigate life’s important moments with confidence, faith, and a sense of peace.