ONE SPIRIT AFFINITY GROUP

One Spirit Learning Alliance

Spiritual Care Team

The Spiritual Care and Support team at One Spirit Learning Alliance

Free Spiritual Care and Support from Volunteer Graduates of
One Spirit Learning Alliance Interfaith / Interpsiritual Seminary

Vision

Our vision is to support the sangha known as One Spirit as we hold all members, the students, educators, board members, alumni, and the community-at-large in sacred consciousness.

Mission:

In support of OSLA’s Vision and Mission, our mission is to incite and facilitate the evolution of sacred consciousness; to offer experiential interfaith/interspiritual professional training; to support personal transformation in service to individuals, communities, and the Earth.

Intention

Our intention, guided by OSLA’s ethics and values, is to facilitate access to spiritual care and support, through prayer, meditation, listening, and sharing to every member of the One Spirit community that seeks or has need of spiritual care and support.

Do You Have Questions or Need Spiritual Care?

Please reach out to the SCT at care@1spirit.org

Reach Out

Spiritual Care Team (SCT)

  • Reverend Larry Wilson or Reverend Jett as he prefers to be called, retired from the New York City Department of Education in 2015. There he served as teacher, staff developer, High School Principal and Assistant Superintendent over a 30 year span.  Rev. Jett  graduated from One Spirit Interfaith Seminary in 2013 where he took his Vows of Ministry as an ordained Interfaith, Inter-Spiritual Minister. He is Elegun in the Yoruba/Ifa tradition and is an ENELDA-certified End-of-Life Doula.  Rev. Wilson  has served as a Dean of Students for first year students at OSIS (2020-2022) and most recently as Chaplain’s Assistant under Chaplain Rev. Martha Dewing.  He is now a member of the Spiritual Care and Support Team.

  • As a person walking a spiritual path that honors the wisdom of many traditions, Amanda strives to live in a way that reflects the sacredness of all life, and the interconnectedness of all beings. She answers the call to serve with love, compassion, integrity, and presence.

    Amanda emphasizes spiritual autonomy, and the unfolding of innate inner wisdom and personal truth.

    Honoring the richness of spiritual diversity and the many ways in which the Divine is known, named and experienced,  Amanda does not seek to convert, but to understand, accompany and celebrate the spiritual journeys of others with reverence and curiosity.

    Rev. Amanda is a One Spirit Interfaith Seminary graduate of the class of 2025. She has the honor to sit as an End of Life Doula with those in life transition. Amanda is an E-RYT 500 Yoga Guide and Somatic Practitioner, specializing in grief support, recovery and trauma.

    Amanda lives in Northern New Jersey, land and ancestral home of the Lenape People.

  • Who is Dawn/Ahan?

    (Ahan is the male variation of Dawn in Sanskrit/Hindi)

    We are just beginning to understand who we are as individuals, having

    started our lives over after releasing our 26 year marriage.

    We are newly ordained inter-faith/inter-spiritual ministers.

    We are a collective, continually living into our name:

    Dawn- illumination preceded by a time of darkness.

    We are an ecosystem, consciously co-creating our unfolding.

    We create, therefore we are!

    We are day and night time dreamers, intuitively weaving visions of

    sensations, aspirations, contemplations.

    We reside in a state of resonance with all facets of our inner

    universe, expressing outwardly.

    We are seekers and consider ourselves eternal students,

    now being called to walk in our teacher shoes.

    We are ministers, coach/companions, energy healers, artisans...

  • Rev Meredith is a One Spirit Interfaith Seminary Graduate, Class of 2025. Meredith is a daughter, sister, aunt, friend, interfaith/inter-spiritual minister, practicing psychic medium, and a public health consultant. Growing up she practiced Judaism and still feels strongly connected to those roots, though she no longer practices Judaism as an adult. Her main spiritual path has always been personal and experiential, and she does not regularly participate in any specific organized religious or spiritual system, though she respects and welcomes those practices for others. She believes that Love is the strongest force within human existence, that all life is connected, and that we are all part of the same thing; so lovingkindness, compassion, and service are the foundation of her approach to life and her spiritual practices. She lives in Maryland, near Washington, D.C.

  • Rev. Simone A. S. Gellizeau, Class of 2025, is an interfaith minister, writer, and cultural curator whose work bridges spirituality, the arts, and social transformation. Drawing from Quaker practice, African diaspora traditions, New Thought, and global mysticism, her ministry explores how beauty, culture, and sacred practice support healing and liberation.