The Universal Life Church was founded in Modesto, California, in 1962 by Kirby Hensley. There are only two requirements for members, to do that which is good and to support freedom of religion. Free ordination is available for anyone.
Similar churches and breakaway churches which adhere to these policies are included here as well, but not churches dedicated to a single religious tradition.
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Become a legally ordained minister. Features online confessions, Prayer requests and a shop.
A place for Christians and Pagans to come together. A radical church open to all, accepting all belief systems and sexual orientations.
A non-denominational church that welcomes everyone. It offers free ordinations and resources to people of all faiths, its ordinations are legal in all 50 states.
An ecumenical ministry encouraging meditation, prayer and deep self-examination as means toward spiritual growth.
Position statement for a group of Rationalist Freethinkers.
Article on the history and philosophies of this church.
Offers free ordinations, clergy supplies, and training. Not recognized by the Registrars office in Canada.
Information and a forum
This group is very similar to ULC. It also provides free ordination.
Become a legally ordained minister. Features online confessions, Prayer requests and a shop.
Information and a forum
A non-denominational church that welcomes everyone. It offers free ordinations and resources to people of all faiths, its ordinations are legal in all 50 states.
Offers free ordinations, clergy supplies, and training. Not recognized by the Registrars office in Canada.
Position statement for a group of Rationalist Freethinkers.
Article on the history and philosophies of this church.
A place for Christians and Pagans to come together. A radical church open to all, accepting all belief systems and sexual orientations.
This group is very similar to ULC. It also provides free ordination.
An ecumenical ministry encouraging meditation, prayer and deep self-examination as means toward spiritual growth.
