The Church of Spiritual Humanism. I’m ordained!
So, I’ve decided to become an ordained minister! It took about 2 minutes, but I put a lot of thought behind it before going to the website! I’ve so many amazing people through the bookstore and many of you have asked me if I know anyone who can perform wedding or commitment ceremonies. I just know one or two people…but I got to thinking – I love these people! I could do the ceremony for them! so – now I really can. If you are interested let me know and we can talk about it.
Susan Weis
is an ordained member of the clergy of
The Church of Spiritual Humanism
Date of Ordination: September 29, 2008
Ordained by R. A. Zorger, President
www.SpiritualHumanism.org
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CONGRATULATIONS AND WELCOME!
The Church of Spiritual Humanism is happy to inform you that your ordination request has been reviewed and approved, and you are now an officially ordained clergy member. You are now entitled to all privileges and courtesies normally offered to ordained members of the clergy. The record of your ordination has been entered into the official permanent records of the Church of Spiritual Humanism. Ordinations by the Church of Spiritual Humanism are for life, and are awarded completely free and without monetary charge.
As an ordained member of the clergy, you are hereby authorized by the CSH to officiate religious rites and ceremonies, including marriage, baby naming, funeral services, invocations, and holiday ceremonies, as permitted and subject to the laws and regulations of your country, state, and municipality. It is important that before you officiate any civil ceremony (such as marriages), you know and comply with all laws governing your locality.
The Church of Spiritual Humanism promotes religion based on reason. As a member of the CSH clergy it is your charge to strive to base your actions on, and influence others to be motivated by, deliberation and reason and not the irrational, emotional, or subjective. Furthermore your responsibilities are to peacefully follow the proper course of action, and to avoid infringing on the rights of others. You alone are responsible for your actions as a member of the clergy.
You may also be interested in visiting the independently run Spiritual Humanism Forum at http://www.spiritualhumanismforum.com
