About

Reverend Christopher Logan is a trusted spiritual leader, end-of-life officiant, and experience curator serving individuals, families, chosen families, and care communities throughout South Florida. Known for his calm presence and modern approach to ceremony, Christopher works at the intersection of memorials, celebrations of life, spiritual care, and community programming, guiding people and institutions through moments that require depth, clarity, and humanity.

His work extends beyond individual ceremonies. Christopher is increasingly sought out by senior living communities, care facilities, and spiritual centers to design reflective gatherings, seasonal programming, and spiritual care experiences that offer comfort, connection, and meaning. Whether leading a celebration of life, a remembrance service, or a thoughtfully curated gathering within a senior or community setting, his work is grounded, inclusive, and deeply intentional.

Serving Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties, Christopher brings a steady, seasoned presence to spaces where people need to feel supported, seen, and guided.

Ordained and grounded in non-denominational, inclusive spirituality, Christopher’s work is informed by interfaith study and Unity principles while remaining welcoming to those who identify as spiritual, non-religious, interfaith, or still finding language around belief, meaning, and legacy.

He holds an honorary Doctorate of Divinity in recognition of his work in compassionate spiritual leadership, inclusive ceremony, and community-centered service. As a lifelong student of interfaith traditions, grief support, and end-of-life care, Christopher understands how to create ceremonies and programming that feel authentic rather than imposed.

Nothing he offers is scripted.

Nothing is generic.

Each experience is shaped with care and intention, designed to meet people exactly where they are.

Christopher is a certified grief and bereavement support specialist with a deep understanding of the emotional and spiritual complexity of loss. His work is not about rushing people through grief, but about offering structure, steadiness, and space when life feels uncertain.

He works with individuals, families, chosen families, and institutions to create:

• Celebrations of life and memorial ceremonies
• Non-religious and interfaith services
• Simple cremation memorials
• Senior living and remembrance gatherings
• Hospice and palliative support ceremonies
• Holiday candlelight and seasonal remembrance services
• Reflective spiritual and remembrance programming for senior and care communities
• Grief-centered rituals and storytelling circles

These offerings are adaptable, respectful, and thoughtfully designed, whether for a single family or an entire community.

Christopher’s spiritual path began in creative spaces where connection mattered more than labels. Long before stepping into end-of-life work, he spent decades producing experiences that brought people together across difference, culture, and belief.

In New York City, he created and DJ’d Faith Lift Party, a celebrated gathering centered on unity, music, and shared humanity. Time Out New York named it the most inclusive party in the city. That experience shaped his belief that sacred moments are not defined by formality, but by presence, sincerity, and intention.

Every ceremony and gathering he leads today carries that same ethos.

Warm. Inclusive. Grounded. Modern.

South Florida is not just where Christopher works. It is the community he is committed to serving.

He works with individuals, partners, families, chosen families, senior living communities, assisted living and memory care centers, hospice and palliative care teams, spiritual centers, LGBTQIA+ communities, and multicultural and interfaith populations throughout the region.

Whether standing with loved ones on a shoreline at sunrise, leading a candlelight service in a senior residence, or creating reflective programming within a community space, Christopher brings the same intention every time:

To honor truth.
To offer steadiness.
To create spaces that feel safe, meaningful, and real.

Christopher is also available for speaking engagements, podcast conversations, and community discussions focused on end-of-life care, grief, inclusive spirituality, and modern approaches to remembrance. His work is sought out for its clarity, warmth, and ability to hold complex conversations with humanity and respect.

You do not need to have the words.
You do not need to know the next step.

If you are seeking guidance, ceremony, or thoughtful spiritual programming for yourself, your loved one, or your community, it would be an honor to walk alongside you.

With grace and gratitude,

Reverend Christopher Logan
The Modern Day Officiant and End-of-Life Experience Curator
Serving Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach Counties