Non-denominational ยท Ordained in minutes

Come as you are.
Leave ordained.

There is no seminary, no waiting list and no collection plate at the door. Fill in your name, affirm the three tenets, and the credential is yours the same afternoon.

2 Ministers ordained
Free Ordination, in perpetuity
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“And he took the grain, and he did steep it, and it was good.”

Hops 4:12

No denomination

We hold no doctrine you must sign away, and we do not ask what you believed before you walked in. Bring your own conscience.

Ordained the same day

The form below is the whole process. Your credential is issued as soon as the three tenets are affirmed.

Your own ministry

Name your ministry whatever you like. Most of the faithful run theirs from a kitchen, a garage or a single good refrigerator.

The rite of ordination

Three tenets, one signature.

Ordination in this church is an act of affirmation, not examination. Read the tenets, mean them, and sign. Everything after that is between you and the glass.

  1. Tenet I That a drink shared is worth more than a drink hoarded.
  2. Tenet II That patience is an ingredient, in beer and in people.
  3. Tenet III That all are welcome, and all are carded.

Apply for ordination

No fee, no interview, no renewal.

Your credential

Proof, on paper.

Every minister receives a signed certificate of ordination with a sequential number from the register. It arrives as a letter-sized print, ready for a frame, a bar wall or a glove compartment.

  • Gold-foil seal of the congregation
  • Entered in the register under your own number
  • Sent straight to your inbox
The Church of Beer Certificate of ordination Be it known that Your Name Here is hereby ordained a minister of this church, with every right and no obligation thereto. § In perpetuity

Also available

For the heavier conscience.

Two further offerings from the chancery, for those occasions where ordination alone does not settle the matter.

Absolution

Absolution of Sins

A written pardon for one specified lapse: the round you did not buy, the bottle you opened that was not yours, the cellar you drank through early. Name it in a note to the chancery and it is forgiven in writing.

Seek absolution

“Where two or three are gathered, bring a third glass.”

Hops 11:3
Read the Book of Hops

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