The Future of Psychedelic Ministry: A new partnership for two trailblazing entheogenic churches
Join Investigative Journalist Jack Gorsline live via Psychedelic State(s) of America and Psychedelics Today for a stimulating conversation with Bridger Lee Jensen, founder of Singularism, and Paul Ryder, PhD, founder of the Congregation for Sacred Practices.
Together, they will introduce a historic new pathway uniting accredited seminary formation with formal religious ordination—bringing rigorous ethics, clinically informed training, ceremonial experience, religious protection, and institutional accountability into one collaborative model. Register to attend live at the link in our bio.
The conversation will explore what it means to prepare clergy practitioners who are both deeply trained and truly ordained; why trust, oversight, and responsible institutions are essential to the future of entheogenic religion; and how spiritually humble traditions can collaborate without claiming a monopoly on truth. Attendees will also learn how this partnership is expanding access to serious psychedelic ministry education and helping establish a stronger, more responsible foundation for sacred practice. Bring your questions for a live discussion about what comes next—and how you can become part of it.
Join Investigative Journalist Jack Gorsline live via Psychedelic State(s) of America and Psychedelics Today for a stimulating conversation with Bridger Lee Jensen, founder of Singularism, and Paul Ryder, PhD, founder of the Congregation for Sacred Practices.
Together, they will introduce a historic new pathway uniting accredited seminary formation with formal religious ordination—bringing rigorous ethics, clinically informed training, ceremonial experience, religious protection, and institutional accountability into one collaborative model. Register to attend live at the link in our bio.
The conversation will explore what it means to prepare clergy practitioners who are both deeply trained and truly ordained; why trust, oversight, and responsible institutions are essential to the future of entheogenic religion; and how spiritually humble traditions can collaborate without claiming a monopoly on truth. Attendees will also learn how this partnership is expanding access to serious psychedelic ministry education and helping establish a stronger, more responsible foundation for sacred practice. Bring your questions for a live discussion about what comes next—and how you can become part of it.
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@42:00 Ethics is the key! Sugarleaf Church does NOT HAVE ANY!