Duane Huard

Over the past year I've taken time to ponder what I wanted to do with my ordination. The community I live in is always thriving and growing and I had an innate desire to provide ministerial services to a non denominational audience. It is a privilege to offer these to not just one denomination but to all of them, we are all children of the same universe after all.

Originally born in Augusta Maine, I traveled abroad during my military career and resettled after, back in Maine in Lewiston.

It is my hope that I can collaborate with fellow ministers about how they better serve their local communities and find similar opportunities in my area. I do want to learn about being a non denominational minister, and staying true to the belief that there are many different paths for a minister to travel and each is unique.

Being a minister is a lifelong learning journey. I think its always best to let the wedding party decide what they have envisioned for their perfect day and incorporate blessings accordingly.

I will travel anywhere within the continental US with the understanding that travel expenses are not part of the service fee and will be adjusted according to distance.

I do not hold the faith of only one religion but strive to learn the faith of all religions. I can't say no to anyone requiring my services due to any denominational affiliations. The journey to spiritualism is an individual one that we all follow in our own time or don't.