mdtaylor
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I'm reading Alice Wootson's Snowbound With Love.
I know, it seems to be a far cry from what you would expect me to be reading, but she is staying with me while in the Houston area and I couldn't help but reading at least one of her books.
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Germany
Full Statutes (in German)
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Austrailia
How to become a Civil Celebrant. (Performing marraiges, but not as a minister.)
This Topic may help also
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Canada
Each Province in Canada has it's own marriage laws. As they are found I will add them here.
Prince Edward Island (.pdf)
Manitoba (.pdf)
Northwest Ter. (.pdf)
Yukon (.pdf)
Saskatchewan (.pdf)
Note to those wanting to solemnize marriages in Canada: As of this edit, the ULC is not a recognized denomination in any province in Canada. As a workaround you might consider being appointed as a Marriage Commissioner by the local government in your area.
your-name@ulcmail.net Email
in * Welcome - ULC Minister's Introduction Junction *
Posted · Edited by mdtaylor
A while back there was being offered a service that you could have a user-at-ulcmail.net email address.
If enough members are still interested in this I can make it happen almost instantly. Although this time it would be entirely free! A little different methodology than before, but still quite workable.
http://www.ulcmail.net
Edited: It's working. Just go to the site above and complete the registration process.
NOTE: YOU MUST HAVE AT LEAST 100 POSTS TO BE ELIGIBLE. LOSS OF FORUM PRIVILEDGES RESULTS IN LOSS OF SERVICE!