ordained ministers

Ordained ministers are individuals who have formally been authorized by a religious organization to perform various ecclesiastical duties, such as leading worship services, administering sacraments, providing spiritual guidance, and performing rites like marriages and baptisms. This ordination process generally involves specific training, spiritual formation, and approval by religious authorities, signifying their recognized role within their faith community. While their responsibilities can vary across denominations, ordained ministers serve as spiritual leaders and representatives of their faith tradition.