F.A.Qs

I am a liberal Christian who honors her Jewish roots (my father was born Roman Catholic; my mother Jewish.)

Because I am committed to interfaith reconciliation and a firm believer in the idea that our similarities (as people of faith) are more important than our differences. Though I practice only one religion, I honor and respect them all.

Yes. I don’t claim extensive knowledge of other religions (my seminary education provided only a broad overview of the world’s major faiths) but I am willing to do whatever research is necessary to give my clients the sorts of ceremonies that will be true to their own beliefs and ideals.

If, after an initial interview, I determine that a prospective client shares my essential values of tolerance and respect for all, I will indeed do counseling with a client from any faith tradition.

I am a strong supporter of marriage rights for same-sex couples and pray that the day will come when I will be able to perform legal weddings for them. Until that day, I will gladly perform spiritual commitment ceremonies for such couples, which may include, if desired, all the same elements as a traditional heterosexual wedding.

Yes, but, since my ordination is Interfaith, babies (or adults) baptized by me will simply be baptized as Christians (not in a specific denomination.) With sufficient notice, I can provide a Certificate of Baptism.