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Any member of the Church of the Nazarene who feel called of God to fulfill a specialized ministry as a layperson, but do not necessarily profess a call to preach or to full-time ministry may receive a Certificate of Lay Ministry from the local church board.

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The United Methodist Church authorized the role of "certified lay minister" (CLM) at its 2004 General Conference as a non-clergy leadership role, stating that CLMs should not use the title of "pastor"; be addressed as "reverend"; or wear clerical garb (i.e., the robe, stole or collar).

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Steps to Certification Local Church Recommendation. ... Complete Coursework for CLM. Complete the following: Safe Sanctuaries Training, Sexual Ethics Training, Background Check for Laity, Psychological Assessment. Recommendation of District Superintendent. Meet with and approval from District Committee on Ordained Ministry.

Lay ministry is a term used for ministers of faiths in Christian denominations who are not ordained in their faith tradition. Lay ministers are people who are elected by the church, full-time or part-time.

Lay ministers, on the other hand, are clearly laypeople. Their ministries are based on their baptism. For the most part, their ministries are specific (distributing Communion, serving Mass, teaching religious education, carrying on works of charity).