Monica M Smith

Because a very close friend asked me to marry them and I became an ordained minister online to be able to serve others in meaningful moments of their lives. I wanted the ability to officiate ceremonies, provide guidance, and support individuals and families in a way that reflects compassion, respect, and inclusivity. The online ordination allowed me to step into that role in a practical and accessible way.

I am originally from Laredo Texas but i now live on the Gulf coast.

Through my ordination, I hope to help people during important life events—whether that’s officiating weddings, offering spiritual support, or simply being a trusted presence in times of need. My goal is to provide services that are respectful, personalized, and supportive of each individual’s beliefs and circumstances.

My approach to ministry is rooted in respect for diverse beliefs and backgrounds. While my ordination provides me the authority to serve as a minister, I focus on being inclusive and supportive rather than representing a single rigid doctrine. My goal is to meet people where they are and provide meaningful support regardless of their specific faith or beliefs.

I don't have particular areas

I aim to provide services that are inclusive and tailored to the needs of the people I serve. This may include officiating ceremonies in English and Spanish.