Kevin Knott

I originally became an ordained minister online because I wanted to be able to serve people in a meaningful and personal way during some of the most important moments of their lives. I believe ministry is not limited to a pulpit or a church building, but can be shown through kindness, encouragement, compassion, prayer, and being present for others when they need support.

Becoming ordained gave me the opportunity to help family, friends, and others celebrate life’s special moments and meaningful occasions. I wanted to be someone people could trust to bring sincerity, respect, and a sense of peace to those moments.

My ministry is rooted in kindness, empathy, honesty, and treating people with dignity. I believe that everyone deserves to feel valued and supported, whether they are celebrating a joyful milestone or walking through a difficult season. I see ministry as a way to be a positive presence in the lives of others and to reflect spirituality in a way that is meaninful to something greater than ourselves.

Homer, Illinois

With my online ordination, I hope to continue serving others in a sincere, meaningful, and faithful way. My goal is to be available to help people during important moments in their lives.

I hope to use my ordination to bring comfort, peace, and dignity to the people I serve. I want others to feel that their special moments are handled with respect, compassion, and genuine care. Ministry, to me, is about being present for people, listening to them, and offering words of hope when they need it most.

I also hope my ordination allows me to reflect my faith through service. Whether the occasion is joyful or difficult, I want to be someone who brings kindness, reassurance, and a spirit of love. My desire is not only to perform ceremonies, but to make a positive difference in the lives of others whenever I have the opportunity.

A practical approach using kindness, humility, and humanity to help assist every day problems.