Clergy chaplain work includes visitation for shut-ins, residents of retired living, or other individuals who would benefit from one to one visitation with a spiritual advisor.  Hours are flexible and I provide own transportation.
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Entireley dependant on the numbers of young men in the region!!!
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I'm sure just about any pastor would be happy to do so.  Alternatively, I'm sure most hospices have pastors available.
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I am not sure but you do not not need to go into the army as a previous answer stated. A friend of mine was a chaplain in a hospital for a long time but she was also a United Methodist pastor. I am a United Methodist Lay Pastor. Have you ever thought of anything like that? There are classes to take and sermons to give and they they consecrate you in a special service. I think to be a chaplain though you must be a pastor. Feel free to contact me should you want to discuss further. beachgirl5628@yahoo.com\nGod Bless!
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Employment law makes it illegal to force your employees into religious observance. So, if you are required to be there, then they are breaking federal law, regardless of whether this is a school or another work place. I would suggest to the principal that if he wants to have a private religious gathering for staff on a voluntary basis, he does so at some other location or time.
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=the Spiritualist Church does this as well as Christian Scientists.  Be grateful for the healers, but remember to thank God.  You are truly blessed.
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Decide which church you want to have your servide in and then invite both the priest and the pastor to officiate.  The priest can give you a blessing.  As a graduate student I took as my research project the Pre-Cana marriage preparation course offerred by the Catholic Church for engaged couples and it is a solid, excellent program to sort out issues before they become difficulties after a couple is married.  Whatever church you eventually decide to settle in does not matter.  This Pre-Cana program will help you more than I can say and give you tools to deal with problems when they arise.  Peace and joy!
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VISIT UR NEAREST CHAPEL AND ASK THEM
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check it out with the priest at the church....he will guide u best. for all you know half of these answers would be for that silly 2 points which members get.....so dont risk religious matters , at yahoo answers. get a verified answer , something you can be sure of from someone in authority. if you can't meet the priest send someone on your behalf.
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you could just relax and enjoy the" whatever you trade for your soul". from what i was told there is a religion it may be "latter day saints" not certain. that get lists of dead people and pray on their behalf for salvation. this could have amazing ramifications,if you haldn't made the necessary provisions for when you met your demize.
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You can talk to a school counselor or  minister, priest or rabbi.
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If you are a seperate ministry (ie not linked to any other religious org) you may simply record the person as ordained in your church records thus making them legally ordained.  As for the rite, that varies.
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I've just been through this. If he's back to work, he probably doesn't have a prayer. I was told, if you're working, you can obviously work. He might be able to get something for the year he was out, but I wouldn't bet on it. They make their own rules. And they keep on changing them. Good luck!
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I would say, "Please learn how to take a break!  Jesus did not expect you to me the Christ himself when he anointed you to be a pastor!"  My pastor has three weeks of vacation that are available to him every year and he only takes one week at the maximum.  He is there for everybody.  Every time someone is sick, he is there at the hospital to visit, pray, and encourage the family.  He may not even know the family at all...the family may be an acquaintance of someone who goes to our church, but he is still there.  He is always doing something!  In every other aspect of his ministry, he is awesome!  The only complaint that I've ever heard someone say about him is that he is too dedicated to his job!  That really says alot about the guy.
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Check with some of the other Denominations. I am involved in the ACTS Retreats in the Diocese Of Victoria and we use a Methodist one and two Baptist ones besides our Retreat Center.
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my parents are BOTH ministers, and they made about 25-45 depending on the church really. And they worked second jobs. They're response to this was "we didn't care how much we got paid, our utilities were paid by the church and the house, we would have worked for free, because all we wanted was to touch those people sitting in the pews listening to us. That's all that really matters."
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Depends on the church.\n\nIn most cases there is a Board of Deacon's or a Vestry Committee that is made up of church members. They work with a budget based on past collections or members pledges. From that they pay the pastor a salary.\n\nThis may not apply to Catholic churches.
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Consult your pastor would be the best thing I could recommend.