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Ministerial Code of Conduct Ministry of Common Sense Spirituality

It is understood that Ministry is a call of service from the Creator Source to an individual. For all intents and purposes herein, it matters not which religious path is chosen by a Minister; what matters is that the Minister has heard the call and walks in service for the good of the whole ~ all people, all living creatures, all beings.

Ministers understand that they are considered public figures and often reside under the watchful eye of the masses, perhaps with considerable scrutiny. Hence, it is understood that a Minister will act according to proper protocol characterised first by Love of All Things and be accepting of guidance of Spirit. A Minister must be fully grounded to the highest degree and act with kindness, justice, care and compassion.

One: Be Above Reproach

Obey all laws of the community. Teach by example.

Two: Practice What You Preach

Exercise caution in the use of alcohol and tobacco. Refrain from addictive and harmful behaviours that bring harm to the Temple of the Body. Refrain from the use of offensive language.

Three: Maintain Professionalism

Always maintain an attitude befitting your profession. Do not misrepresent your competence, qualifications, training or experience. If you don’t know, say so. If you need help, ask for it.

Four: Preserve Confidentiality

Those who offer pastoral care to seekers will maintain strictest confidence and treat information divulged during the course of pastoral care with utmost care. The only exception is where disclosure is required by law under subpoena, or if there are concerns of the safety of the person or others.

Five: Respect All Faiths

There are many and diverse paths to choose from on our journey back to Source. We choose which path works for us, and as such, each path is deserving of respect in that It serves the good of the whole.

Six: Spiritual Code of Honor For Ministers

1. Do No Harm.
2. Do Nothing Without Informed Consent
3. View Each Person as a Whole Person.
4. Remember to Work on Yourself
5. Meditate / Contemplate Daily
6. Make No Claims of Healing; Rather .. Support One’s Ability to Self Heal
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Seven: Above All Else, Honor Creation

All that we see, feel, smell and touch on the Earthly Plane IS Creation, every tree, every insect, every Being. We, as humans, are as much a part of Creation as are the mountains, the streams, the vast oceans and all life forms that inhabit them. In honouring Creation, we honor the Creator.

Blessings ...

Rev. Bee
Rev. Norbert
United Ministers