Mary Rose is a Christian medium, intuitive counselor, grief guide, and author who has been serving clients professionally since 2012—bridging faith, discernment, and deep emotional healing.
With a background in ministry, caregiving, and the performing arts, Mary Rose served for over 12 years as Director of Children’s and Youth Ministry with the United Methodist Church in both New York and Florida. Her heart for service also led her into caregiving work with safe homes for trafficked minor girls—an experience that profoundly deepened her compassion and understanding of trauma, grief, and resilience. Blending decades of teaching, public speaking, and the performing arts, Mary Rose brings soul, clarity, and grounded strength into every space she enters. She believes our natural-born, God-given gifts are meant to help us connect, grow, seek insight, and encourage one another along life’s path. She speaks often about the thread that binds Christianity with the Gift of Discernment, helping people understand that spiritual sensitivity is not something to fear, but something to steward. Her work is not limited to one subject or one form of connection. Mediumship, spiritual guidance, grief support, and life direction are not separate modalities in her work—they arise naturally from the same sacred source. Mary Rose believes this guidance comes from God, who meets each of us in our own way. Her work is also shaped by lived experience. Mary Rose is a mother of four and a woman who has walked through profound personal loss, grief, and life-altering transitions. Her story is woven throughout her books and teachings—not as a focus on what was lost, but as evidence that God meets us in the deepest places and brings meaning, peace, and purpose where we least expect it. Today, Mary Rose offers spiritual direction, grief support, and teaching to people around the world, helping them find peace, gain clarity, and reconnect with the life God is inviting them to live. For some, healing requires more than conversation alone. It asks us to engage both the human and spiritual parts of ourselves—honestly, prayerfully, and with courage. Mary Rose sees this work as a sacred partnership between you and God, where insight, healing, and peace unfold in their own time. |