Pagan Seminary CIC
Training and development for Pagan ministry, celebrancy, leadership and chaplaincy.
Visit Pagan SeminaryPagan Ministry Church
A growing collection of training providers, professional organisations, pastoral-care resources and practical material for Pagan celebrants, ministers and communities.
Courses and organisations with a clear Pagan, Druid or spiritually focused approach.
Training and development for Pagan ministry, celebrancy, leadership and chaplaincy.
Visit Pagan SeminaryNature-inspired celebrancy training associated with the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids.
Visit the School of CelebrancyInformation from the Order of Bards, Ovates and Druids about training for family and funeral ceremonies.
Explore OBOD celebrancy trainingGlastonbury-based training covering Pagan, holistic and sacred ceremony work.
Visit Sacred Celebrants AcademyAn established example of Pagan wedding ceremonies offered through a registered place of worship.
Visit Goddess Temple WeddingsBroader professional training that may complement tradition-specific Pagan study and experience.
Training for wedding and funeral celebrancy, including practical resources and business guidance.
Visit Celebrant Training SchoolSelf-paced introductory study in becoming a celebrant and related personal-development subjects.
Visit Centre of ExcellenceCelebrant services and training resources. Please check current availability directly with the provider.
Visit Celebrant Number 1Organisations relevant to ethics, professional support, chaplaincy and spiritual care.
A professional body offering membership, support, continuing development and a code of conduct.
Visit the AssociationResources concerning chaplaincy, spiritual care, standards and professional practice in healthcare.
Visit the NetworkFuture practical material for ministers, celebrants and members as the Church develops.
Adaptable handfasting, naming, memorial and celebration-of-life frameworks for different Pagan traditions.
Templates designed to reuse names, pronouns, deity names and other details throughout a complete ceremony.
Printed or downloadable ceremony certificates, record sheets, folders and professional stationery.
Branded clothing and suitable ceremonial items for recognised members and registered celebrants.
A future code of practice, professional guidance and registration framework developed with care and accountability.