At Ministries Errant, we celebrate connection through weddings, commitment ceremonies, and funerals
that honor each person’s unique journey, the love they share, and their family as they define it.
Traditions & Spirituality
I am ordained as an interfaith minister. I respect everyone’s spiritual path and cultural history. Whether the ceremony you are looking for is entirely secular, spiritual, or following closely to a religious doctrine, I will do whatever I can to honor your beliefs and traditions.
The LGBT Community
As a proudly Queer person myself, I
am a fierce supporter of this
community. I will happily officiate for
same-sex marriages. I will use any
pronoun you throw at me. We can
turn gender roles on their head or
leave them out entirely. My priority is
in honoring your identity and
relationships.
Accessibility & Inclusion
Part of presenting an effective ceremony
is knowing and connecting with your
audience. I don’t want a language barrier
or a disability to prevent anyone from
being able to witness such an important
moment. I’m happy to work with
interpreters and make any adjustments
to the ceremony that would help make it
more inclusive.
I am an ordained interfaith minister. Rather than drawing from one
specific religious practice, I draw wisdom and comfort from many different
spiritual and religious traditions. At the core of my practice and my
ceremonies are the values of compassion, honesty, and respect.
I got married in 2022. However, as an openly queer person who didn’t
have a house of worship, I had a difficult time finding an officiant in my
community who reflected my values and understood my experience. I
wanted to be sure that anyone who looked for someone to solemnize
their love or honor their grief could easily find a local officiant who would
celebrate them exactly as they are.
I started this ministry with existing skills and knowledge that set me apart.
I have over seven years of experience as a public speaker, and writing is a
life-long passion of mine. I care deeply about death care and about
healthy relationship dynamics, which has led me to volunteer at both the
Greensboro LGBT Center and All Souls Natural Burial Ground.
I am ordained through EarthStar Spiritual Center, a 501C3 church
registered with the State of North Carolina.
Celebrate life and love in the
moments that matter most
Every person is different, and every ceremony
should reflect that. Ministries Errant focuses on
crafting custom ceremonies that do justice to the
values and experiences that guide you.
Officiant. Celebrant. Advocate.
You can set up a meeting with me either by
calling or sending an email.
What is this Ministry, and why is it Errant?
Errant, as it is typically used today, means to “stray from the proper path.” There is an older definition though – to leave intentionally on a quest. Many of the people I work with have challenged the narrative they were given in order to find their own Truth. They have made their own decisions about love and identity, even if it meant losing their place on the “proper path.” I meet my clients where they are and offer ceremonies that not only accept the life they’ve made for themselves but help them celebrate it.
Honor Your Truth
At Ministries Errant, we celebrate connection through
weddings, commitment ceremonies, and funerals
that honor each person’s unique journey, the love they
share, and their family as they define it.
Traditions & Spirituality
I am ordained as an interfaith minister. I respect everyone’s spiritual path and cultural history. Whether the ceremony you are looking for is entirely secular, spiritual, or following closely to a religious doctrine, I will do whatever I can to honor your beliefs and traditions.
The LGBT Community
As a proudly Queer person
myself, I am a fierce supporter
of this community. I will
happily officiate for same-sex
marriages. I will use any
pronoun you throw at me. We
can turn gender roles on their
head or leave them out
entirely. My priority is in
honoring your identity and
relationships.
Accessibility & Inclusion
Part of presenting an effective ceremony is knowing and
connecting with your audience. I don’t want a language barrier
or a disability to prevent anyone from being able to witness
such an important moment. I’m happy to work with interpreters
and make any adjustments to the ceremony that would help
make it more inclusive.
I am an ordained interfaith minister. Rather than drawing from
one specific religious practice, I draw wisdom and comfort from
many different spiritual and religious traditions. At the core of
my practice and my ceremonies are the values of compassion,
honesty, and respect.
I got married in 2022. However, as an openly queer person who
didn’t have a house of worship, I had a difficult time finding an
officiant in my community who reflected my values and
understood my experience. I wanted to be sure that anyone who
looked for someone to solemnize their love or honor their grief
could easily find a local officiant who would celebrate them
exactly as they are.
I started this ministry with existing skills and knowledge that set
me apart. I have over seven years of experience as a public
speaker, and writing is a life-long passion of mine. I care deeply
about death care and about healthy relationship dynamics,
which has led me to volunteer at both the Greensboro LGBT
Center and All Souls Natural Burial Ground.
I am ordained through EarthStar Spiritual Center, a 501C3 church
registered with the State of North Carolina.
Honor Your Truth
Officiant. Celebrant. Advocate.
You can set up a meeting with me either by
calling or sending an email.
What is this Ministry, and why is
it Errant?
Errant, as it is typically used today, means to “stray from the proper path.” There is an older definition though – to leave intentionally on a quest. Many of the people I work with have challenged the narrative they were given in order to find their own Truth. They have made their own decisions about love and identity, even if it meant losing their place on the “proper path.” I meet my clients where they are and offer ceremonies that not only accept the life they’ve made for themselves but help them celebrate it.
Celebrate life and love in the
moments that matter most
Every person is different, and every ceremony should
reflect that. Ministries Errant focuses on crafting
custom ceremonies that do justice to the values and
experiences that guide you.
