Frequently Asked Questions:
Do I need a Certificate of Ordination to perform a wedding
ceremony?
If you are planning to officiate a wedding ceremony, you are required to be ordained by a church / religious organization and must be 18 years of age. You may be asked to show proof of your ordination, (some states or counties may also require you to register as a wedding officiant ), a "Certificate of Ordination" with any online religious organizations is your proof that you are ordained . Check your State and County website and know the laws before performing a wedding ceremony in your area.
What will I receive if I become a member of the Anglo-Catholic Diocese in North America?
Anyone requesting membership with the Anglo-Catholic Diocese in North America will receive a "Certificate of Membership" with a live signature of a church official and the Anglo-Catholic Diocese in North America official seal.
Other online organizations will ordain you for free, then charge you a fee for their "Certificates", the Anglo-Catholic Diocese in North America does not charge any fees.
What other documents may be required to perform a wedding ceremony?
Some states and counties require a "Certified Letter of Good Standing" before you can officiate a wedding ceremony. If you are planning to officiate a wedding, check your state and county website to see if one is required.
Do I need any other special documents or certificates to perform Baptisms, Last Rites or officiate Funeral Services?
No, you only need a "Certificate of Ordination" to perform these services.
How do I become a member of the Anglo-Catholic Diocese in North America ?
Go back to the "About Us" page and follow the "How to become a member" instructions at the bottom of the page.
"Membership with the ACDNA is free upon request."