Each of the jurisdictions have different requirements for both the couple getting married and the officiant. This resource is meant to help you navigate the tricky and often confusing obstacle course of getting registered to legally marry people in the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia.
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Mental health therapists typically keep psycho-spiritual profiles on-hand to help them relate better to ethnic and other minority groups that they are unfamiliar with. This profile was drafted by Michael Reeder, a Wiccan and a student at John Hopkins working towards his Masters in counseling, for pagans to give to their personal therapists and […]
As with any resource, we recommend you use common sense and good judgment when deciding the usefulness of the information for you and your group. These sites have been recommended by Pagan clergy for Pagan clergy. If you come across any others in your online travels, please contact us.
Counseling Basic for Wiccan/Pagan Clergy
Crisis […]
Caring Connections is a program of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization. A national consumer engagement initiative to improve care at the end of life, they provide free information for actively learning about end-of-life resources. They have a brochure called Conversations before the crisis and Advance Directives for all 50 states and […]
“Pagans & Hospitals: Meeting the Growing Need”
This slideshow is designed primarily to educate hospital chaplains on how to interact with Pagan patients, and their Pagan visitors and clergy. It could be used in situations, such as:
Pagan service groups asking hospitals and hospice chaplain corps for permission to present on the topic of Paganism
Pagan clergy […]