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The Visionary

This week, The Visionary looks at groups who could be described as “gettin’ down”! From the patrons of a new Christians-only nightclub, to a vibrant (literally) religious sect on the brink of extinction, to a mining conglomerate eager to dig up the copper buried underneath a site sacred to the Apache Tribe. Who’s getting down in 2024? And should they be allowed to?

Shake It Off

Ever heard of the Shakers? This progressive, communistic Christian sect was well-known in the 19th century for vigorously shaking during worship – as well as some other stuff that will probably surprise you.

Can They Survive?

DJ Jesus in the House

A Christian nightclub just opened up in Nashville, where alcohol and twerking are banned, and the DJ only spins religious tunes. While some believers have embraced it, others say it’s a little embarrassing.

Cool or Cringe?

Modern Marriage Certificate

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Short Sleeve Clergy Shirt

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No Miners Allowed?

Apache Tribe activists are taking their fight to preserve a sacred religious site to the Supreme Court. The federal government has been trying to sell Oak Flat, a high desert in Arizona, to an Australian mining company for decades. But the Apaches say the mine would forever destroy one of their holiest religious sites. Is religious freedom a right reserved only for certain faiths?

Who Gets Religious Freedom?

Animal Speak

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Honorary Religious Title

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How to Set Your Rate

How much should a wedding officiant charge? It’s one of the most common questions we get, so we’ve created a guide to charging for your services.

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Classic Wedding Package

Make sure you have the ceremony essentials as you take your talents out into the world! Along with your official documents, the Classic Wedding Package comes with a wallet-sized credential, an official clergy badge, and several marriage certificates to get you prepared to officiate.

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