Jessica Campbell

I originally became an ordained minister because I felt a calling in my heart. I had put it off for years, having been told that women could not or should not be officials within any Church. It felt in my heart more of a defiance of God's Will or a denial of my calling to not be ordained. I have always believed in Altruism and felt passionate about helping. Becoming ordained emphasized my dedication and serves as a proclamation to the world as well as an affirmation of what was in my heart, of my intent of Service.

I live in West Virginia and love the beauty of the mountains

I hope to affirm my calling and make myself more visible to those who may need my help.

My longest experiences have been within the Christian Church. I believe in the tenets of Universal Life Church and I recognize the Sanctity of all religions as well as Spiritual practices.

I believe the Greatest of these is Love and I believe in the right of everyone to affirm their love through marriage.

I'm willing to travel further, but it would be more difficult for me to perform services for free, the greater the distance.

I am friendly and a good listener.