I can answer questions about what is proper in Lutheran and Episcopal weddings. I can answer questions about the Scripture readings and the use of music in the liturgy. I can answer questions about the Holy Eucharist. I can answer general questions concerning the liturgy and its importance.
I am an ordained Lutheran pastor currently serving in a congregation that has also served (3years) in an Episcopal congregation.
Master's of Divinity, Union Theological Seminary, undergraduate degrees in theology and history
Who's Who of American Women (2005)
Have officiated at weddings for the last eight years; have added/subtracted all kinds of elements to make worship personal to the couple.
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I am so sorry for the sadness you must feel at the loss of your first husband, and I rejoice with you that you have been able to move on and have found new love. I am sure it is a difficult place to be
You are a petite bride, so you wouldn't want a bouquet that is too large, or too heavy (they get heavier as the day progresses!). Roses are a good choice, but if you have a favorite flower, this is a
The dress you have selected is absolutely exquisite! The beauty of this dress, and the very dramatic placement of lace and crystals tells me that you don't want your bouquet to compete, but complement
You have asked very interesting questions! No, I don't think God has a preference for a church building! Most clergy prefer to do weddings in our churches; for one thing, everything we need is right
It really isn't hard! If you go on the Martha Stewart website and click on weddings, you will be able to find a picture, which sometimes helps. First, start with good ribbon! You will find it easier
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