Rev. Wes Isley

Yesterday I once again had the honor and privilege to address the Charlotte Pride Interfaith Service as a representative of the Pagan...

Chaplains come in all shapes, sizes, forms, etc.--you name it! Take me, for example. I may be a white guy, but I'm also a gay Pagan...

"Tell me, Wes, do you know the Lord?" That's the question I got after having an otherwise lovely conversation with a conservative...

Curious about what a hospital chaplain does, especially a Pagan one like me? This great article provides good detail, especially in the...

Looking for a Spiritual Direction program with an earth-relating/deities-honoring focus? My alma mater Cherry Hill Seminary is offering a...

Cherry Hill Seminary has opened so many doors for me, professionally and spiritually!

From an interfaith perspective in a religiously diverse country like ours, Rabbi Spero's prayer was a lesson in what not to say.

This year's service had me in tears because I felt hope, kindness, welcome and solidarity.

This service left me feeling I had been served theological assumptions and spiritual platitudes. It highlights a danger of interfaith work.

Spiritual leaders from many faiths gathered online to pray for everyone affected by COVID-19--and I cried!

It is so important for Pagans to be visible--just like the LGBTQ community--and I'm feeling good about the 2020 Interfaith PRIDE service.

The 2020 Seasons of Peace calendar from Interfaith Partners of SC features dates from 11 local faith groups and artwork by area students.

The New Orleans Healing Center brings together people for all kinds of interfaith celebrations of spirit.