NOVEMBER SUNDAY SERVICE
with Special Spiritual Guest, Nathaniel Jordan
November 15th, 2026 at 4 pm ET / 3 pm CT / 2 pm MT / 1 pm PT
Nathaniel Jordan, known as The Minister of Wellness, is a Christian evangelist, health educator, and passionate advocate for plant-based living. Currently serving as a missionary in Kenya, East Africa, he is the founder of the Health Reformation Church of Jesus Christ, the Nazarene, and Ministry of Wellness, Inc.
A former U.S. Marine and St. Louis police officer, Nathaniel experienced a profound personal transformation through changes in diet and lifestyle. This journey led him to dedicate his life to teaching the relationship between food, health, and spiritual responsibility.
Today, his ministry increasingly emphasizes the moral and spiritual dimensions of vegan living, particularly our responsibility to extend compassion to animals. Drawing upon Scripture and his Christian faith, Nathaniel encourages others to see their daily choices as expressions of reverence for life.
ABOUT SUNDAY SERVICES
When: The third Sunday of each month (see upcoming dates at top of this page)
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Service from 4 pm - 5:30 pm U.S. Eastern Time
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Fellowship is available after the service
How: Currently via Zoom. Register for link.
Why: We recognize that many people do not see their deeply rooted compassion for all creatures reflected in some houses of worship and that some people have left their religion of birth or choice for this reason. The Compassion Consortium is here to supplement this "missing piece" for persons who are part of another religious or spiritual community, and those who are not. We welcome participants of all faiths or none. Learn more about us.
Creative programming: Each month's program is unique, and features either a solo presentation or panel discussion with experts from various religious and philosophical traditions who share the conviction that all living kind, and the planet itself, deserve respect, justice, and loving kindness. View replays of our past services here,
Spiritual practices: Each service also includes elements of traditional worship services—such as music, meditation, and movement. We hope these practices help each participant personally express faith, gratitude, and celebration to the degree that they wish to participate.
SAMPLE SERVICE
4:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. Eastern time
Guided by:
Reverend William Melton
Reverend Dr. Sarah Bowen
Victoria Moran
Jen Baker
Dina Miami Lauman
Welcome and Introduction
The Compassion Consortium Tenets of Agreement
Interspecies Spiritual Practice
Conversation with Guest Speaker
Song of Compassion
Compassion in Action: A Short Story
Blessings & Prayers
Spiritual Fellowship & Open Discussion
The Compassion Consortium is organized pursuant to the New York Not-for Profit Corporation Law and Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and operates as a not-for-profit spiritual, educational, and charitable organization. Accordingly, we request that political, partisan and lobbying discussions and activities be avoided in the Consortium’s activities, forums and social media platforms. We also request that all discussions, input and contributions be conducted with decorum and in a positive spirit of respect, tolerance, civility and harmony.