Spirituality & Faith

Rev. Kristine N. Leslie is a storyteller, creative capacity builder, and ordained celebrant in the Ministry of Art and Wellbeing. Her spiritual philosophy centers on four overlapping pillars: Artist/Creatrix, Muse, Art/Work, and Audience, which form a multidimensional framework for understanding Truth and embodying the Great I AM.

In this approach, Truth is not a fixed concept but a dynamic, living force that creates, inspires, manifests, and witnesses itself through infinite expressions. Kristine’s perspective blends elements of universalism, pluralism, womanist theology, and social dramaturgy, seeing spirituality as both a continuous performance and a state of being. She embodies each role—Artist/Creatrix, Muse, Art/Work, and Audience—as both an individual and a reflection of the collective consciousness.

Her doctrine, infused with themes of emergent theory and collective embodiment, views spirituality as a structured expression of infinite potential. It is a philosophy that emphasizes unity within diversity, balancing the universal with the individual. Through her ministry, Rev. Kristine explores the fluidity of identity and purpose, ultimately embodying the principle that we are both witnesses to and participants in the performance art of existence/existing. 

At the heart of her practice is the idea of the Great I AM, representing a non-binary, all-encompassing presence that transcends labels yet is felt in every creative act and every lived moment.

The whole of her theosophy, however, also includes a personal mythology which is a blend of mysticism, feminist cosmology, queer spirituality, afrofuturist metaphysics, and fractal/multiversal consciousness, through which she interprets reality and the divine (e.g. God as a Black Woman, erotic energy:creative energy:universal life force energy).