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| Introduction The United Reformed Church is part of the Christian, and focuses on one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit. The church is a union of the Congregational Church of England and Wales, the Presbyterian Church of England and the Re-Formed Association of Churches of Christ. Legal Requirements Not all United Reformed churches are registered to hold weddings, so you need to check with the individual church. If the church is not registered, a registrar will have to be in attendance at the wedding as well as the minister. For more information on this subject, please refer to the Marriage Legal Requirements article. Divorce and the United Reformed Church The United Reformed Church has a more liberal view on marrying divorcees than many branches of Christianity, and it is often to this church that couples turn if they would like a Christian wedding ceremony after one or both of them has divorced. Each minister has overall control of the activities in his community and can decide, after speaking with the couple, whether or not he will marry them A Typical Wedding Ceremony The pattern of a United Reformed Church is similar to other Christian wedding services so check out our article on the Church of England ceremony for more detailed information and a sample order of service. There will be Love Poems and Readings readings, hymns and prayers, as well as an exchange of vows and rings. The minister will probably speak about the nature of marriage in a religious context, and may invite the guests present to help the couple in their new lives together. |
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