Reverend Anthony Wright marks 22 years of ministry and marriage support

Reverend Anthony Wright is marking 22 years as an ordained minister and PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator, with work centered on marriage preparation, wedding officiation and community outreach. His ministry now also includes a therapy-dog program serving patients and families in Tennessee.

Why it matters: - Wright’s work spans marriage preparation, wedding services and pastoral care, giving couples support before and during one of life’s biggest commitments. - His outreach also reaches patients and families in healthcare settings through a therapy-dog ministry, extending his service beyond the church.

What happened: - Reverend Anthony Wright is marking 22 years as an ordained minister and PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator. - Wright was ordained through Rhema Bible Training College in Tulsa, Oklahoma. - His ministry has focused on preaching, premarital support, marriage enrichment and officiating weddings. - Wright said his goal is to help couples build a foundation for a strong and lasting marriage.

The details: - Wright has preached at churches and events for more than two decades. - He has guided engaged and married couples through the PREPARE/ENRICH relationship assessment program. - Wright and his wife, Maria, run a weekly therapy-dog ministry with their Golden Retriever, Buttercup. - Buttercup is registered through the Alliance of Therapy Dogs. - The couple visits patients and families at healthcare facilities in the Chattanooga and Cookeville areas. - Wright said the purpose of his work is serving people. - His ministry profile also includes community service alongside preaching and wedding officiation. - Synchronicity Plus, LLC shared the announcement. - A social media link for the organization is available as more information.

Between the lines: - The anniversary framing positions Wright’s ministry as both a personal milestone and a reminder of the steady demand for relationship support and faith-based community outreach. - The therapy-dog work broadens that mission by connecting spiritual care with emotional support in healthcare environments.

What's next: - Wright is expected to continue his ministry, wedding officiation and couple support work. - The therapy-dog visits with Maria and Buttercup are positioned to remain part of the couple’s ongoing community service.

The bottom line: - Wright’s 22-year milestone reflects a ministry built around marriage support, public service and hands-on outreach.