Spiritual Healers and Earth Stewards

The International Assembly of Spiritual Healers and Earth Stewards Congregations (SHES) was formed in March, 1988, by a group of souls who felt the need to share a spiritual fellowship without a dogma, a communion that would support the members experiences, strengths and growth in the fields of spiritual healing and earth stewardship. This has allowed persons of all spiritual backgrounds, and even ethical participants with no spiritual backgrounds, to share in our common goals. The Assembly appointed its first Diplomats of Earth Stewardship, Certified Spiritual Healers and Ministers in an open air ceremony at sunrise on the blue moon of May, 1988, on a spiritual, sacred, prominence overlooking Puget Sound in Discovery Park in Seattle, Washington. Fifteen people chose that path that morning. Since then SHES has grown by word of mouth to having members and congregations world wide.

Diplomats of Earth Stewardship may be appointed by any member congregation. Member congregations are formed by any two or more sentient beings who choose to become congregations and to join SHES. At this time there are no fees or dues for congregations, members of "Trusted Servants". The Assembly is fully supported by donations of time and money. "Trusted Servants" are the Diplomats of Earth Stewardship, the Certified Spiritual Healers and the Ministers appointed by the Assembly. They are required to take an oath of good conduct at the time they are appointed or ordained. This code is set out at http://www.shes.org/main/ethics.htm.

Diplomats of Earth Stewardship choose to express their spiritual natures as spokespersons, in word and/or deed, for the needs and delights of the living sustainable earth, and of humanity's and all sentient being's right and ability to live harmoniously within its ecosystems. These pages were created beginning in February, 2002, with the hope to inspire others to undertake such missions in life.

Summer Solstice Ordination Ceremony, Saturday, July 23, 2003.
Holoholokai Petroglyph Park at the Fairmount Orchid Mauna Lani
Resort on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii Island

From left to right, Newly Ordained; Betty Lau, Deborah Craydon, Aiko Aiyana, Sharman O`Shea (officiating minister), Dr. Michael Morrison, Michele Jarvis, Katharine M. Parker aka "Joi Kathara," Martha (Ito) White (officiating Minister), and Brendalyn Weber. Wendy Holscher not shown.
 

 

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