Apply now
You can also see our demo
Our course
Our team
About us
Need help?
Useful links
Solemnising (N.I.)
All questions
The primary difference between FuturFaith and Humanist organisations lies in our approach to spir...
Updated
Mar 2024
As FuturFaith Ministry, we recognise the importance of understanding key legal documents involved...
Jan 2024
As FuturFatih Ministry, we'd like to explain how the HSE Register of Solemnisers operates, an ess...
FuturFaith Ministers are distinct in several key aspects that sets us apart from solemnisers affi...
As a representative of FuturFaith, we would like to clarify that it is not mandatory for our grad...
To become a student of FuturFaith and embark on your journey towards ministry, we've outlined a s...
Futur+ is an exclusive membership programme offered by FuturFaith, available to individuals who h...
A FuturFaith Minister does not have to be religious in the conventional sense. Although FuturFait...
As a FuturFaith Minister, becoming a solemniser of marriages involves additional steps and respon...
Anyone with a genuine interest in becoming a minister and a commitment to the inclusive, diverse...
The perceived expense of FuturFaith Ministers for their services can be attributed to several fac...
To become a legal celebrant in Ireland through FuturFaith Ministry, you would follow a path that...
A FuturFaith Minister, trained through the "Path to Ministry" course, plays a multifaceted role i...
In Ireland, the legal authority to officiate a wedding is restricted to individuals who are regis...
To become a solemniser in Ireland, enrol in FuturFaith's "Path to Ministry" course and subscribe...
Currently, the Health Service Executive (HSE) in the Republic of Ireland and the General Register...
To qualify for inclusion on the General Register Office Northern Ireland (GRO NI) Register of Sol...
.svg)
.svg)
.svg)
.svg)
.svg)
