Michele Leah Troxtel

I originally wanted to become an ordained minister because I felt a calling to serve God and make a positive difference in the lives of others. I wanted to encourage people through difficult times, share hope and faith, and be a source of spiritual guidance and support. For me, it was about more than a title; it was about serving others with love, compassion, understanding, and a willing heart.No

I am from White Lake, Michigan. I moved to Clearwater, Florida for 5 1/2 years and then moved back to Grand Blanc, Michigan.

I hope to achieve my online ordination so I can fulfill my calling to serve others, celebrate meaningful life events, and provide spiritual support and encouragement to those who need it. I want to be able to officiate weddings, offer words of comfort and hope, and help people honor important milestones in their lives. Most importantly, I hope to use this opportunity to show love, compassion, and understanding while making a positive difference in the lives of others.

My religious affiliation is rooted in my belief in God and my desire to serve others with love, compassion, and understanding. I respect people from all religious backgrounds and believe in treating everyone with kindness and dignity. As a minister, I hope to encourage others in their spiritual journeys and provide support, guidance, and hope to those who need it.

My ceremonies are special because I believe every life event deserves to be celebrated with love, care, and personal attention. As an officiant, I strive to make each ceremony meaningful, memorable, and unique to the individuals involved. I take the time to understand their wishes, respect their beliefs, and create a warm, welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels valued. My goal is to make each occasion a beautiful experience that reflects the love, commitment, and joy of the people I serve.

I am open to traveling to different locations to provide ministerial services and be of service to others. I would especially enjoy being part of meaningful life events, such as weddings, vow renewals, and other special ceremonies. I look forward to gaining new experiences, meeting people from different backgrounds, and using my ministry to bring encouragement, joy, and support to others.

I hope to use my online ordination to share with others the services I provide as a minister. My goal is to let people know that I am available to help them celebrate life's special moments, including officiating weddings, offering spiritual encouragement, and providing support during meaningful life transitions. I want to reach people who may need my services and make a positive difference in their lives through faith, compassion, and understanding.