SAN JOSE, CA — For many couples, choosing a wedding officiant is one of the most meaningful decisions they make while planning their ceremony. And for the officiants themselves, standing with two people at the threshold of a lifelong commitment is a profound honor — one that requires skill, clarity, and a deep sense of spiritual presence.
This October, local minister Rev. Dr. Nadene Rogers is offering a special online class designed to support ministers and practitioners who want to refine their ability to lead weddings with confidence, professionalism, and heart.
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm PST
Online via Zoom Hosted by Center for Spiritual Living San Jose
Rev. Dr. Rogers has officiated weddings for more than 30 years, guiding couples through ceremonies that are personal, meaningful, and spiritually grounded. Over the decades, she has developed a comprehensive approach to officiating — one that blends pastoral care, ritual design, clear communication, and practical know‑how.
"Standing for love with couples and holding a space for them to make their commitment has been an ever‑increasing honor and joy," Rogers said. "This class is my way of sharing what I've learned so others can feel confident and prepared in this sacred role."
Participants will receive guidance on:
The class is designed for both seasoned officiants and those stepping into the role for the first time.
The workshop is $40 for all other registrants. All participants must register in advance. kindridgiving.com/App/Form/9f842159-9f24-4ba0-b63b-ec25c847cd80
Attendees can sign up by scanning the QR code provided in the event flyer or by visiting the registration link shared by the Center for Spiritual Living San Jose.
This online class offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from a minister who has spent decades crafting ceremonies that honor love, commitment, and the sacredness of partnership. If you feel called to serve couples at one of life's most meaningful moments, this workshop promises to be both practical and inspiring.
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