Joshua Rosario King

I choose to get ordained online because it was convenient at the time to help my local church and family. Some other reasons are the following:

1. Supporting Loved Ones: Wanting to officiate for friends or family to give their ceremony a more personal and heartfelt touch.

2. Inclusive and Customizable Approach: Offering ceremonies that reflect modern values, including inclusivity and personalization, without being tied to traditional religious institutions.

3. Convenience and Accessibility: Online ordination is a flexible way to become legally recognized as a minister without a lengthy or costly process, which appeals to those passionate about officiating but not necessarily seeking a full-time ministry career.

4. Community and Purpose: Serving as a minister can be a fulfilling way to give back, celebrate important moments, and bring people together.

I am originally from New York where my Ministry career started when I was apart of creating an HIV ministry, I also lived in TX for 6 years where I was able to run a recovery ministry for 4 years where I was able to counsel indi

To give back to the community and raise up new voices

As a wedding officiant, the uniqueness of my ceremonies would come from the ability to create deeply personalized and inclusive experiences. Key elements might include:

1. Personalized Storytelling: Weaving the couple's unique journey, values, and dreams into the ceremony, making it meaningful and reflective of who they are.

2. Cultural and Spiritual Sensitivity: Honoring and integrating cultural, spiritual, or non-religious elements that resonate with the couple and their families, ensuring everyone feels seen and respected.

3. Inclusive Atmosphere: Creating a ceremony that welcomes and celebrates diverse identities, backgrounds, and love stories.

4. Creative Rituals: Incorporating special rituals, such as handfasting, unity candles, or custom traditions, to add a unique touch that symbolizes the couple's bond.

5. Warmth and Humor: Striking a balance between heartfelt sincerity and moments of lightheartedness to keep guests engaged and emotionally connected.

6. Professionalism and Poise: Ensuring everything runs smoothly while maintaining a calm, organized, and joyful presence.

• Founded an HIV Ministry to provide education, support, and compassion to affected individuals and families.
• Led recovery groups, offering guidance and encouragement for personal healing and growth.
• Facilitated sessions for individuals overcoming sexual addiction, promoting accountability and transformation.
• Counseled individuals and couples, fostering personal development and relationship health.
• Hosted Bible studies to inspire faith, community, and spiritual growth.
• Organized and led prayer lines, creating a space for connection, reflection, and support.
• Planned and hosted conferences to empower and educate diverse audiences.
• Delivered Inclusive Leadership, DEI, and Public Speaking training, equipping participants with skills for advocacy and impactful communication.