Teleconferences

Every month, Ministry Ashé offers free teleconferences open to the public. The subjects of each conference varies. Find out these free outreach and personal development conferences here.

Ordination of Babalawos, Santeros and Santeras!

For the first time in the United States, Ifa priests and priestesses can become ordained as ministers, with the full rights and privileges granted to any other spiritual following. Contact us to find out more about the benefits of ordination through Ministry Ashé.

Monthly Energy Readings

The ability to read the energies of each month is a gift from the Orishas to those who dedicate themselves to steady worship. Check out the latest Ministry Ashé Energy Reading here.

Do you have a plan for your Spiritual Path?

Ministry Ashé offers personalized spiritual development plans to those seeking a clear path to embrace their highest potential. Contact the Ministry today and get your feet moving in the right direction.

About Ministry Ashé

Started in Phoenix, Arizona in 2006 by Minister Mission, Ministry Ashé (ah-shay) is committed to preserving and performing ceremonies of various world religions, with Respect, Sincerity, and Affordability.

The salvation of one's spirit and the evolution of one's existence should not be contingent on their economic standing. The blessings of the Almighty (known in various faiths by various names) are not owned by anyone... They exist for everyone.

Ceremonies, presentations, forums, group discussions, counseling, and spiritual guidance sessions are available for scheduling on a nationwide level. All can be tailored to meet the spiritual needs and desires of individuals and/or families. This includes the incorporation of language, actions, traditions, of organizations that the individual and/or family belong to.

Balance in both the spiritual and mental realm can not flourish in the life of anyone who is not ready, willing, and able to not only work for it, but also to accept it.

 

 

 

 

 

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