Sentences with phrase «become ordained ministers»

They can become ordained ministers.

While incarcerated she became an ordained minister, playwright, and mentor, and has never broken any rules in prison.

It is certainly possible and, for the particular man, necessary that he take all the training to be a teacher of theology or religion without necessarily becoming an ordained minister.

Graham and others advised him to go ahead, so Bright quit Fuller Seminary and abandoned his goal of becoming an ordained minister.

Her Grandfather was a preacher & now Stella Parton is the new leader of the Parton family, after becoming an ordained minister.

Just so long as she doesn't become an Ordained Minister.

So, it's possible that Clinton became an ordained minister to officiate at the ceremony (perhaps through the Universal Life Church?)

«Excuse me, commits a serious crime,» Hynes corrected himself, «goes to prison, comes out, rehabilitates himself, becomes an ordained minister, and someone who is one of the most powerful Democratic leaders in this state, who is a serial thief and extortionist.

Kingdom University ™, as a non profit post-secondary Christian School, among Christian Colleges and Christian Universities provides low affordable Tuitions for students that want to become an Ordained Minister as well as attain an Ordained Minister License.

About Site - he Universal Life Church encourages you to realize your freedom by becoming an ordained minister, speaking your own truths about life.

She also became an ordained minister along the way.

Not exact matches

A former safari camp worker from South Africa has become the first woman to be ordained as a Church of Scotland minister on the Isle of Skye.

In January 2014, a 25 - year - old Rev Michael Mair became the youngest ordained minister in the Church of Scotland.

The son of a strict Calvinist preacher, Putnam was ordained as a Congregational minister in 1868, before eventually becoming a freethinking lecturer and author of such pamphlets as Religion a Curse, Religion a Disease, Religion a Lie.

As «ministry» has become increasingly the task of all Christians, Trotter explores why the church ordains ministers, and how this relates to the unity of all Christians.

As Christian churches developed in America — and many more kinds of them with the establishment first of religious toleration and then of religious freedom — the ordained minister tended to become more dependent on his relations with his local congregation than was true in Britain or on the Continent.

According to Pastor Bill Shillady, Hillary Clinton wants to make a move toward becoming an ordained Methodist minister.