How to Become an Ordained Interfaith Minister
The call to interfaith ministry is a call to service in many areas of society. While many Christian denominations have their own seminary training, a person can become an ordained interfaith minister with very little effort. "Interfaith" simply means that one can perform ceremonies and counseling for most denominations and for nondenominational Christian believers. Remember, though, that a genuine call to ministry entails a life of service that is challenging and demanding as well as rewarding. The steps provided here are for the Esoteric Theology Seminary. Other methods appear in the Resources section.
Instructions
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Becoming an Ordained Interfaith Minister
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Prepare at least one page that describes your spiritual inspirations, challenges and desires from childhood to present. While this autobiographical description is requested by the seminary, the process of preparing the document is a spiritual exercise, allowing you to gain deeper insight into your life's path.
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Tips & Warnings
Make your ministry one in which you gain knowledge and wisdom through training and prayerful study.
Resources
- Photo Credit http://chuckcurrie.blogs.com/photos/uncategorized/ordination.jpg, http://members.chello.nl/r.kuijt/images/en_disciples.jpg, http://duquoinupc.org/resources/ministry_wheel.jpg, http://www.turningpointministries.com/clientimages/43165/objects/adult-ministry-team.jpg