Remembering Rev. Jenny Seeley
- MCL Editorial Team

- Jan 1, 2024
- 2 min read
Rev. Jenny Seeley was a beloved minister at the Metaphysical Chapel of Life.

She first joined the Chapel as a member on August 19, 2019, and served as a minister from her novitiate ordination on October 31, 2021, until her progression to nonphysical on December 31, 2023.
We are sharing much love and healing with Jenny's family, friends, loved ones, her Divinely Unified and Uniquely Sacred communities, and with our Chapel community as we navigate her sudden physical departure Sunday morning.
As a metaphysical community, we know there is no such thing as 'death'—that we merely transition from one form to another, from physical to nonphysical. We know we can still share time and space with Jenny, share love with her, and feel her love in return.
And in that knowing, as human beings, we also experience grief and sadness at the loss of her physical form among us.
Along with her many other studies and endeavors, Jenny was excited about studying Jesus and the Bible. As we read in Romans 12, we mourn with those who mourn, weep with those who weep—and we rejoice, smile, and feel great love recalling the joy, laughter, and encouragement she brought our community and world.
We welcome you to share your thoughts, memories, and well wishes for Jenny, her family, and friends, in the comments here (scroll down to share comments), on the Chapel's Facebook post (where you can also share photos), or on Jenny's Facebook page if you are connected there.
Celebration of Life
A Celebration of Life was held Saturday, January 6, 2024 at Greenbrier Community Church in Chesapeake. A few photos are included below.
"Welcome to My House"
During Jenny's celebration of life, her siblings led us all in sharing the phrase so many heard — "Welcome to my house."
Rev. Bill Whitley speaks during Rev. Seeley's Celebration of Life. Priestess Lashannon Armistead, Chapel member and healer, speaks at Jenny's Celebration of Life.
Photos of Jenny at the Chapel
Lectures & Meditations by Rev. Jenny Seeley
The Chapel was on a different web platform at the time this was originally published; here is a screenshot of comments left on that page before it was archived.
You are welcome to add your additional thoughts and comments below.





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