Interfaith ministers are trained to be of service to people of all faiths and none. They may belong to a particular faith path, but many of us don’t. Often, interfaith ministers draw upon the rich tapestry of traditions, practices and rituals that can be found across religions and cultures.

I have my own practices which I am deeply committed to, and I’m passionate (maybe a bit obsessive) about guiding others to discover and explore their own.

I also believe in respecting the origins and specificity of spiritual traditions and seek to explore these traditions in culturally appropriate ways that honour the holders of those traditions.