Tracey Walker

I became ordained to foster deeper connections through personalized rituals and ceremonies, rooted in my belief that community care is essential at life’s most significant transitions. My work as a death doula inspired me to create meaningful, inclusive end-of-life celebrations that honor each individual’s story and provide a space for legacy, reflection, and peace.

With ordination, I hope to continue breaking barriers in creating ceremonies that reflect diverse identities, ensuring everyone feels seen and valued. As part of the Queer community, expanding into wedding officiation was a natural step. It allows me to celebrate love in all its forms, with a particular focus on officiating same-sex marriages. I understand firsthand the profound importance of having one’s love story recognized and celebrated authentically. My goal is to provide couples with ceremonies that honor who they are, while fostering a sense of belonging and joy.

Southwestern Michigan

Through this work, I aim to create spaces where people feel safe, affirmed, and connected, whether they are beginning a new chapter or honoring a life lived fully.

I was baptised and raised Catholic, in a Christian Reformed community with church of God Southern Baptist grandparents. I no longer practice the Christian religion, but am familiar and open to performing celebrations of Christian faith if desired. Personally, I am a practicing spiritual Witch. I enjoy performing ceremonies of all kinds, and love collaborating with multiple beleifs.