Ordination with ULC

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I am ordained with the Universal Life Church. Which allows me to perform legal ceremonies such as weddings, baptisms, and the like. I do perform a variety of Omnistic based wedding/commitment ceremonies, weaving together different belief systems and structures into a beautiful, unified celebration. I have also conducted Omnistic based baptisms, funerals (I do work with several death doula’s), handfasting’s, exorcisms, house clearings/cleansings/blessings, and even newborn naming rites and rituals. I hold a variety of honorary certifications with the ULC in WICCA, Shamanism (Choctaw), Metaphysics, Divinity, and more. 

I travel frequently between the Milwaukee and Chicago corridors providing these ceremonies and services. However. I will be relocating to Minneapolis within the next few months. Please contact me via email if you are interested in discussing potential ceremonies or ceremonial services if within an hour travel time of the Minneapolis area. I do travel further out, but please understand that may incur additional charges. 

The reason I chose ULC is because of their Omnistic Pluralistic Polytheistic approach and philosophy to religion and spiritual belief constructs. One of my greatest personal missions is to bring justice to spiritual practices, groups, and even solitary practitioners that do not fall into ‘mainstream’ religious realms. Nonprofit tax exemptions and status markers should be as easily and readily available to the individual who has devoted their professional life to providing service and services to others who do not fall into mainstream religious houses. Current laws and legislation do not recognize Omnism. Current laws and legislation do not recognize solitary or group practitioners for nonprofit status, which is a huge injustice to not only us, but also to all of the clients we serve who also have a tax burden placed on them when acquiring service and services. Why is a coven not a church in the eyes of the law? Why is a solitary who divinates and casts for others, and teaches and preaches via zoom, not recognized and allowed the same tax benefits as say your local Lutheran house of worship? This continues to be an area I fight for justice in. Organizations like the ULC help us fight this battle as a united front.