Be interesting to hear why your ordination has meaning to you. That it
does is obvious, and your willingness to engage in FRIAM about it
implies there's an aspect of having it that you may not have
mentioned. Yes? No? Maybe?
Tory
On Mar 23, 2012, at 3:21 PM, Douglas Roberts wrote:
Indeed, and New Mexico is one of those states. Regardless, I am
inordinately proud of my new ordination.
:)
-Doug
Sent from Android.
On Mar 23, 2012 3:15 PM, "James Steiner" <gregortr...@gmail.com>
wrote:
I come at the whole "I'm ordained so now I can marry folk" thing
from a different direction: in many states, *anyone* can be an
officient at a wedding. No special documentation is required. In
those places, any accrediting document for that purpose is a joke
document.
~~The Reverend James Steiner, ULC, FSM, CotSG
Amen, Ramen, "Bob"
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