EmailMe Form - Ordination Liturgy Planning

Ordinand Information

This information is for multiple purposes. In addition to assisting with the preparations for your ordination, it will also be used for your registration with the Church Pension Group and in the Diocesan Clergy Database.

Name *

Prefix First Middle Last Suffix

Please provide your name as you want it to appear on your ordination certificate and in the service leaflet. Please include any appropriate prefixes, e.g. Dr., or suffixes, e.g. JD, as they pertain to you.

Ordinand to *

Diaconate (Vocational)

Diaconate (Transitional)

Priesthood

Reception as Priest from another tradition

Received from which church body, e.g. sponsoring parish?

Date of Birth *

MM / DD / YYYY

Date of Ordination *

MM / DD / YYYY

Start Time of Ordination Service

HH : MM AM/PM

Place of Ordination, e.g., Grace Cathedral *

Pronouns for your ordination certificate (she/her; they/them; he/him; etc.) *

Do you want a digital ordination invitation made for you? *

Yes

No

If you are of Latine or Hispanic heritage, or if you speak Spanish and are involved in Spanish language ministry, we would be happy to provide an ordination certificate in Spanish in addition to your English-language ordination certificate. Please check yes below if you would like a second certificate in Spanish, or no if you would not. *

Yes

No

Current Address *

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region Postal / Zip Code Country / Region

Permanent Address (If Applicable)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region Postal / Zip Code Country / Region

Phone *

### - ### - ####

Alternate Phone

### - ### - ####

Email *

Confirm Email

Presenters

Your ordination presenters are three representatives of the church at large, icons of God's presence around the ordinand. Each ordinand should have at least one lay person and one ordained person; it is expected that ordinands to the diaconate invite a deacon to serve as one of their presenters.

Presenter Name *

Prefix First Middle Last Suffix

Presenter name as you want it to appear in the service leaflet

Presenter Email

Presenter Name *

Prefix First Middle Last Suffix

Presenter name as you want it to appear in the service leaflet

Presenter Email

Presenter Name *

Prefix First Middle Last Suffix

Presenter name as you want it to appear in the service leaflet

Presenter Email

Other Service Roles

These names are not published — the information is for planning purposes only.

Other Acolyte

First Last

Torch bearers, a crucifer or a thurifer welcome!

Other Acolyte Email

Other Acolyte

First Last

Torch bearers, a crucifer or a thurifer welcome!

Other Acolyte Email

Other Acolyte

First Last

Torch bearers, a crucifer or a thurifer welcome!

Other Acolyte Email

Banners/Banner Bearers

Ordinands may wish to have banners from their congregations and seminaries, with a person to carry each banner. How many banners/banner bearers will you have?

Banner Bearer 1

First Last

Banner Bearer 1 Email

Banner Bearer 2

First Last

Banner Bearer 2 Email

Banner Bearer 3

First Last

Banner Bearer 3 Email

Banner Bearer 4

First Last

Banner Bearer 4 Email

Banner Bearer 5

First Last

Banner Bearer 5 Email

Banner Bearer 6

First Last

Banner Bearer 6 Email

Banner Bearer 7

First Last

Banner Bearer 7 Email

Banner Bearer 8

First Last

Banner Bearer 8 Email

Hymn Requests

Note that music planning is guided by the Grace Cathedral music director, who invites requests, not all of which can be honored. If music is not in The Hymnal 1982, providing the title and tune name will make it easier to use.

Hymn Requests

	Hymn Title	Tune Name	Hymnal	Hymn Number
Hymn 1
Hymn 2
Hymn 3

The cathedral is pleased to provide vestments for your use in the ordination liturgy. Deacons may borrow a stole and dalmatic, and priests may borrow a stole and chasuble. If you have your own vestments, you are welcome to wear those. It's fine to mix and match (for example, you may bring your own stole if you have one and ask to borrow a dalmatic or chasuble). The liturgical color for ordinations is red.

Please come to the service dressed in clericals (a shirt and collar).

Indicate below what you wish the cathedral to provide.