OneSpirit Interfaith Ministers serve across a rich tapestry of spiritual and cultural traditions, guided by love as a universal language. They honour the sacred in every person and create inclusive spaces for connection, ceremony, and reflection, beyond the boundaries of any one faith or belief. Our ministers offer personalised ceremonies and spiritual support for all of life’s moments: from weddings, funerals, and baby blessings to rites of passage and times of change. Each minister brings their own experience, creativity, and authenticity, holding space that celebrates both our shared humanity and individual uniqueness.
Like dandelions, grounded, resilient, and carried by the wind, our ministers move wherever they are called, locally and globally, in person or online. Their work bridges difference with compassion, helping others find meaning, healing, and belonging. Explore our gallery below to meet our ministers and discover how they can support you.
I love creating personal ceremonies for people that speak to their heart in a way that represents them and their own beliefs. Funerals, memorial services, weddings and baby naming/blessing ceremonies
I became co-director of Eagle’s Wing Centre of Contemporary Shamanism, and co-founder of both Celebrating Woman and Medicine Woman, Medicine Ways. Over the last 20 years, I have been off
In my world, I see the mystery and beauty of Spirit all around me. At my core, I believe that Spirit lives in us all, and is radiating at every moment through our hearts, our families, our communities
I am honoured to create bespoke ceremonies that are an authentic reflection of you and your beliefs. I offer wedding blessings, funerals and memorial services, baby and child blessings, as
My roots are African, my heritage is the Caribbean (I am a proud descendant of the Windrush) and my experience is British, as I was born in the North-West of England, where I have resided all my life.
I work with people. People who have a faith, people who don't, people who've lost faith, or their connection with their birth tradition, people who aren't interested in faith, but are aware that there
