| Other Services |
Childbirth Preparation Classes:
One-on-one instruction, focusing on relaxation and
pain-managment techniques to assist in an
unmedicated, natural delivery.
One-on-one instruction, focusing on relaxation and
pain-managment techniques to assist in an
unmedicated, natural delivery.
Hospice Support:
Visitation and spiritual support for families not
affiliated with a church or organized religion.
Visitation and spiritual support for families not
affiliated with a church or organized religion.
Memorial/Funeral Services:
Specifically for families not affiliated with a church or
organized religion.
Specifically for families not affiliated with a church or
organized religion.
Infant Dedication Ceremonies
Baby Blessings
Baptisms
Click here to see thank you letters
Baby Blessings
Baptisms
Click here to see thank you letters
Belly Blessings:
Mother centered baby showers to celebrate this
special rite of passage.
Mother centered baby showers to celebrate this
special rite of passage.
Vow Renewal Ceremonies
I am asked frequently "What is a universalist and what do you
believe?". Simply, I believe we are all headed to the same place, we
are just on different paths to get there. All faiths are accepted and
respected, even people of no faith.
I find that most people I meet, believe in something, but don't
necessarily follow the beliefs of the church. Folks are looking for less
restriction and more acceptance. As a result, fewer people are
attending mainstream services.
This results in a lack of direction when it comes to life's passages.
Who will marry you? Who will bless your children? Who will officiate
your funeral? Who can you call on when you need spiritual support?
Who will sit with you when a loved one is dying?
While some faiths are hunkering down and becoming less open, there are
a few that are offering open congregations and a "we accept you the
way you are" philosophy. It is up to the individual to persue these
faiths, if they choose.
Until then, there will be clergy, like me, who care more about the fact
that you do believe, than what or how you believe.
believe?". Simply, I believe we are all headed to the same place, we
are just on different paths to get there. All faiths are accepted and
respected, even people of no faith.
I find that most people I meet, believe in something, but don't
necessarily follow the beliefs of the church. Folks are looking for less
restriction and more acceptance. As a result, fewer people are
attending mainstream services.
This results in a lack of direction when it comes to life's passages.
Who will marry you? Who will bless your children? Who will officiate
your funeral? Who can you call on when you need spiritual support?
Who will sit with you when a loved one is dying?
While some faiths are hunkering down and becoming less open, there are
a few that are offering open congregations and a "we accept you the
way you are" philosophy. It is up to the individual to persue these
faiths, if they choose.
Until then, there will be clergy, like me, who care more about the fact
that you do believe, than what or how you believe.
