How Do You Become A Certified Ordained Minister?
A certified ordained minister is a person authorized by a church or religious organization to perform particular functions. The term “minister” is most frequently used in relation to Catholic and other Christian faiths, but has also been adopted by a wide range of nondenominational groups. There are no legal requirements to become a certified ordained minister other than those specified by the organization issuing the certification. Identify a church or religious organization that appeals to you. Though the requirements of some organizations are virtually negligible, there is usually some form of creed or faith that you must accept in becoming an ordained minister. There will likely also be some social role for you to fill, so you should only apply to an organization in which you feel comfortable and welcome. Apply for ordination. At the very least, you will need to provide your name and address. Typically there is also a fee associated with application for certification as an ordained
