Lisa

I became an ordained minister online because I wanted to serve others in a meaningful way—especially during moments that matter most, like weddings, memorials, and personal milestones. I saw how powerful it is when someone feels truly seen and supported, and I wanted to offer that sense of care, without the barriers or formality that sometimes distance people from faith and connection.

I’m from the Midwest, where community, faith, and kindness are part of everyday life. Growing up surrounded by strong values and simple acts of compassion helped shape who I am and how I serve others today.

I see my online ordination as a way to serve from the heart—without walls, judgment, or limits. My goal is to bring a sense of peace and belonging wherever I can, helping others find grace in everyday moments and strength in their own stories.

My faith is rooted in love, kindness, and respect for all spiritual paths. While I have my own personal beliefs, I honor and celebrate the diversity of others. I believe we all walk unique journeys toward understanding, and my role as a minister is to support that growth with compassion, not judgment.

What makes my ceremonies special is the heart behind them. I take the time to get to know each couple—their story, their humor, their challenges, and their dreams—so that every word feels genuine and personal. My goal is to create a ceremony that feels like them: full of warmth, meaning, and the kind of love that lasts beyond the day itself.

Kansas City area

Beyond weddings, I offer services that focus on connection, healing, and celebration—whether it’s officiating a vow renewal, blessing a new home, or offering words of comfort during a memorial. My goal is always the same: to bring peace, understanding, and love into life’s most meaningful moments. I believe every ceremony should feel personal, sacred, and true to the hearts involved.