Joshua Moose

I originally became ordained through the Universal Life Church many years ago because I believe meaningful life events should be personal, sincere, and centered on the people involved. I wanted the ability to support friends, family, and community members during important moments in their lives, including weddings, memorials, and other ceremonies.

Waynesboro, Pennsylvania.

I hope to provide respectful, personal, and meaningful ceremonies for people who want their wedding, memorial, or life-event ceremony to feel authentic rather than generic. My goal is to help couples and families create ceremonies that reflect their values, their story, and the seriousness of the commitment or moment being honored.

Universal Life Church Ministries, non-denominational minister.

My ceremonies are personal, respectful, and built around the couple rather than a generic script. I focus on understanding the people involved, the meaning behind their commitment, and the tone they want for the ceremony. Whether the ceremony is simple, formal, faith-based, non-denominational, or lightly spiritual, my goal is to make it feel sincere, organized, and memorable.

I am ordained through the Universal Life Church Ministries and serve from a non-denominational perspective. I respect people of different faith backgrounds, spiritual beliefs, and personal traditions. My focus is on helping individuals, couples, and families create ceremonies that are meaningful, respectful, and aligned with their values.

I provide non-denominational and faith-sensitive ceremonies for weddings, vow renewals, memorials, funerals, and graveside services. I am comfortable working with couples and families who want a traditional, modern, simple, military/veteran-honoring, or personalized ceremony. I believe these moments should be handled with dignity, preparation, and respect.

For weddings, I verify the applicable state and local marriage-license requirements before performing the ceremony. For funerals and memorials, I provide ceremonial and pastoral support while the family, funeral home, cemetery, or crematory handles any required legal arrangements.