Elizabeth Gray

I got ordained to help neurodivergent, non-religious, and/or lgbtq+ communities find someone they can trust to bring them together without judgement or bias, be it for weddings, memorials or funeral services, home blessings or other services for pagans who aren’t attached necessarily to Wicca or a specific path. I just want to provide a space for those who often feel they have none. Eventually I’d like to pursue counseling credentials and maybe even one day be able to have an actual ministry of my own, but for now I will happily be the traveling minister to those who need me.

Colorado

I just want to provide a space for those who often feel they have none. I’m more drawn to pagan beliefs but I won’t turn anyone away, especially if they’re looking for services without judgement or religious undertones.

Eventually I’d like to pursue counseling credentials and maybe even one day be able to have an actual ministry of my own, but for now I will happily be the traveling minister to those who need me.

I was raised around both Christian and Wiccan beliefs but I really am less attached to organized religion and am more of an agnostic. I welcome all faiths and beliefs as I feel they all are rooted in having love and respect for each other and the world around us, and even though it can feel as though that root message has been lost, love and respect and be what brings us back together.

I want the couple to have exactly what they want from traditional to nerdy or themed to pagan handfastings - whatever they need to feel their commitment to one another is seen, heard, and honored in a way that’s true to them.