Qualified Interfaith Minister (meets criteria belo w) Post nominal available to this group exclusively. Given voting rights and ability to serve on Board of Directors, or to "Chair" standing committee.

1. Formal training in Interfaith at an accredited organization of spiritual or religious studies. Must show knowledge, sensitivity, and interest in studying/working with other religions.
   
   
2. Formal "minister" training that has resulted in being "ordained:"

   A) By an interfaith seminary; B) By a traditional seminary; C) Or by installment into leadership within "non-traditional" faith path.

   
   
3. Working as an interfaith Clergy, or professionally engaged within Interfaith ministry. Includes those who actively reach beyond their original ordained tradition, to intentionally engage multiple faith paths within the Interfaith ideals.

Ordained minister of any traditional/ non traditional seminary, or persons with appropriate spiritual or religious academic training. No voting rights or post nominal are available at this level. These members can serve on committees, and must be invited to serve as committee chairperson or on Board of Directors.

Associate members in good standing are eligible to become Fellow Members by fulfilling the requirements as stated in items 2 and 3 above.

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Student matriculated at a qualified interfaith seminary or student with a strong interfaith perspective matriculated at a one-faith seminary.