I am an individual using my training with the Interfaith Seminary to weave lots of specialities into the fabric of my ministry. This strengthens my ministry and assists me in focussing on the wholistic being. My various trainings have left me well placed to bring people to their centre of light. Interfaith is a deep understanding of all faiths.

The Interfaith Seminary, believing that there is One God/Truth and many paths leading to the Source of All, is grounded in a universal and inclusive approach to spirituality. It is not designed as a rival to traditional religions. Rather, it serves as an additional, promoting an ethic of respect, reconciliation, forgiveness and fellowship, supporting peacemaking and the remembrance of our fundamental human unity.

We celebrate all faiths and believe in one spiritual being.

As a trained Interfaith minister I understand that our spiritual unfolding is an ongoing process, and dedicate ourselves to continually deepening our personal spiritual practice that our service may be grounded in an authentic and evolving spiritual life. Our commitment to service demands that we remain continually open to new information, new encounters, new ways of looking at ourselves, and a willingness to move with our discoveries.

I follow, and work with, the Interfaith Seminary Code of ethics which are:

• Remembering our Unity; Honouring our Uniqueness
• Walking our Talk
• Celebrating Honesty
• Protecting Clarity
• Honouring Physical Boundaries
• Representing Ourselves Accurately
• Maintaining Confidentiality
• Valuing Support and Supervision
• Committing to Continued Awakening
• Safeguarding the Whole

As an Interfaith minister I am trained to support individuals, families and communities in living a direct, authentic spirituality that is relevant and helpful to the modern world.