Other Religions

The requirements for ordination into the ministry of any house of faith are often rigorous both in study and in personal commitment. However, because of separation of church and state in the...

Ordination is any of several acts by which a member of a religious order is confirmed to be a member of the clergy. These acts vary in form and complexity, and some religions do not engage in the...

Clergy are people ordained (selected or consecrated) to lead religious services, officiate over ceremonies, and organize social services in their communities. They can also be researchers,...

Becoming a non-denominational ordained minister is easier than you think. There are numerous sites that offer free ordination certificates that most states will recognize without requiring any...

Although many ministers become ordained after studying at a seminary or other religious educational institution, many are self-ordained. This is perfectly legal, as long as the proper procedures...

Every year, it seems like a movie or television series features a plot line where one of the main characters becomes an ordained minister online. If you've seen one of those stories, you probably...

Becoming an ordained clergy has increased in popularity over the last decade with more and more family members and friends being asked to perform wedding ceremonies, funerals and baptisms as well...

Becoming a marriage officiant is more popular today than ever before and offers you the chance to start your own marriage business either full-or part-time. Oftentimes the bride and/or groom...