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This handbook makes a great gift for a newly ordained Minister of the Gospel or Seminary Graduate!This handbook has been designed to assist the Pastor or Minister of the Gospel in performing Marriage Ceremonies. The easy "step-by-step" format is simple to follow and has spaces provided to insert the names of the Bride and Groom.The three main ceremonies are included in this handbook: 1. The Traditional Wedding Ceremony which incorporates scripture reading and charges to the bride, the groom, the witnesses in the wedding party and also the audience. The author has been using this system extensively for over 20 years and has never failed to get several compliments on the ceremony.2. The Civil Ceremony. This is a short, easy and quick wedding ceremony. It is often performed at City Hall, but be used anywhere. The author has even used in a local jail where an inmate and his fiancé were married! It "mentions" God, but not to the extent of the other two types of ceremonies.3. The "Episcopalian" Ceremony. This is a longer ceremony (very rarely used by the author) and incorporates the taking of communion as well as all the other elements of the Traditional Ceremony.This handbook is a compilation of many different marriage manuals the author has used for over 20 years of performing marriage ceremonies. Taking "the best" sections from various manuals and combining them into one, "easy to use" handbook and written in a "Step-by-Step" format allows the user to immediately take this Handbook and perform marriage ceremonies like they have been doing it for years!
This handbook provides a practical, step-by-step guide for pastors and ministers to perform marriage ceremonies. It is designed to assist clergy in officiating weddings by offering clear instructions and adaptable ceremony structures. The book includes three distinct ceremony formats: a Traditional Wedding Ceremony with scripture and charges, a concise Civil Ceremony suitable for various locations, and a more elaborate Episcopalian Ceremony that includes communion.
This handbook is presented as a valuable resource for newly ordained ministers and seminary graduates, offering a practical tool for officiating marriage ceremonies. Its step-by-step format and inclusion of multiple ceremony types aim to simplify the process for clergy. The author's extensive experience performing ceremonies for over two decades suggests a tested and effective approach to wedding services.
Page Count:
56
Publication Date:
2014-05-15
Publisher:
Freedom Through Faith Publications
ISBN-10:
0692207449
ISBN-13:
9780692207444
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