🕊️ Meet Our Staff at Arizona Covenant Christian Counseling

Dr. Mel McGee

Role: Founder, Director, & Lead Counselor
Credentials: Chaplain & Licensed Counselor
Dr. Mel McGee founded Arizona Covenant Christian Counseling to serve as a virtual sanctuary for deep emotional restoration, high-boundary clarity, and spiritual healing. Drawing from extensive background as a military base chaplain and hospice care counselor, Dr. McGee specializes in guiding individuals through severe life transitions, divorce recovery, and personal identity reclamation.

 

Ty Pettway

Role: Billing Office Manager
Ty oversees the central administrative operations, calendar coordination, and secure financial processing for our practice. He specializes in managing third-party billing networks and acts as our direct coordinator for the Loveland Foundation Therapy Fund. For all scheduling requests, fee configurations, or voucher submissions, Ty is your dedicated point of contact to ensure a seamless, stress-free intake process.

 

 

 

 

Ron Collins 

Role: Virtual Professional Associate (Texas Division)
Ron serves as our virtual professional associate, extending our network’s reach and administrative support directly to our clients located in Texas. Committed to integrity and professional excellence, Ron works alongside our central office to support our virtual counseling tracks and ensure compliance and quality care across regional lines.

 


       

 

"The staff at Arizona Covenant Christian Counseling truly creates a sanctuary for healing, making a profound difference in people's lives."

A grateful client

Dedicated Team of Ministers

                                                                                    Ordained Pastors & Officiants

  • Dr. Mel McGee is an ordained Christian Pastor and board-certified counselor who leads the spiritual and clinical care.
  • The practice dedicated team are all Ordained Ministers who serve specifically as licensed officiants to perform wedding ceremonies and provide spiritual mentorship to couples.

 

  • In Arizona, duly licensed or ordained clergy, judges, and justices of the peace are legally authorized to perform a marriage ceremony.

     

  • According to Arizona Revised Statutes § 25-124, the following people can marry you:

  • Duly licensed or ordained clergymen, ministers, or elders
  • Judges of courts of record
  • Municipal court judges
  • Justices of the peace
  • Federal judges, including U.S. Supreme Court justices, bankruptcy judges, and tax court judges.