Shonta Motton

I became a minister because I have a strong desire to help people, especially children. I enjoy supporting others, listening to them, and being there when they need guidance or encouragement. Being a minister allows me to serve my community in a meaningful way, teach positive values, and help create a safe and caring environment where people can grow. Helping others gives me a sense of purpose, and ministry feels like the right way for me to do that.

I was born in Waycross, Georgia, and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, and Atlanta, Georgia. Growing up in different communities helped shape my desire to serve and support people from all walks of life.

By being a minister, I want to help people and children feel cared for, supported, and encouraged. I hope to guide others with kindness and teach positive values that help them grow. My goal is to create a safe, welcoming community where people feel understood and valued, and to make a meaningful difference in their lives.

My ceremony is special because it is personal, caring, and meaningful. I focus on the people involved, creating a warm and respectful experience that reflects their values and makes everyone feel included.