Minister

I am a Muslim Ordained Minister. My title is Minister — Minister Destiny Marie Morgan.

Faith and ordination

I am a Muslim. I declared my faith in Islam in 2008.

On May 15, 2025, I was ordained as a Minister through the Universal Life Church, receiving my Credentials of Ministry. The church issued my Letter of Good Standing on May 30, 2025. On June 5, 2025, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts confirmed my resident clergy filing, authorizing me to solemnize marriages in the state.

In the United States, an ordained minister holds the title Minister, and a minister may teach and serve across religions. My ministry is built on that principle: it is open to people of every faith. That is who I am — a Muslim Ordained Minister whose ministry serves all religions.

Ministry and advocacy

My ministry is a ministry of advocacy, not sermons: saving people and standing up to injustice, locally and internationally. It serves people of all religions without judgment.

I am qualified to perform the ceremonies of my office. Ceremonies are currently paused while I focus on my health and recovery, and on advocacy and the schools.

My ministry is my work and my calling. It is a for-profit ministry; the schools and apps under it are free because I choose to give the learning freely — not because they are a charity.

Credentials

Behind the ministry stands a record of study: 145 certificates across 102 subjects, earned in a few weeks of intensive study in the spring of 2025, alongside my ordination documents and earlier training reaching back to 2002. The full record is on the Credentials page.