FuturFaith Ministers are trained to be inclusive and open to a wide range of beliefs and practices. The philosophy of FuturFaith doesn't necessarily dictate that its ministers must adhere to any specific set of beliefs. Instead, it emphasises respect, understanding, and the ability to cater to various spiritual and secular perspectives.
Here are some key points about our belief system:
- Inclusivity: FuturFaith focuses on inclusivity, meaning our ministers are trained to serve people of all faiths, mixed faiths, semi-faith, and no faith. This approach is rooted in respect for diverse beliefs and practices.
- Flexibility in Beliefs: Ministers are not restricted to any particular doctrine or dogma. We may have our personal beliefs but are training is to provide ceremonies that accommodate the beliefs and wishes of those we are serving.
- Cultural and Religious Sensitivity: FuturFaith Ministers are expected to be knowledgeable about and sensitive to different cultural and religious practices (or none), ensuring that ceremonies and services are conducted in a manner that is respectful to the traditions and beliefs (or none) of the client(s).
- Personalised Services: We offer personalised services that reflect the values, beliefs, and preferences of our clients, rather than adhering to a prescribed set of religious or spiritual guidelines.
- Education and Training: The training provided by FuturFaith equips ministers with the skills to understand and integrate various ceremonial and spiritual elements into our ceremonies, regardless of our personal belief system.
In summary, FuturFaith Ministers are characterised by our open-mindedness and our ability to adapt to and respect a spectrum of belief systems. We are more focused on serving the diverse needs of our communities than on adhering to any specific set of religious or spiritual beliefs.
For more detailed information about the philosophy and training of FuturFaith Ministers, you can visit FuturFaith - About Us.
