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Home My WebLink AboutCOM 0102.008 2000-2002 The Hawaii Cc~iab~s Ministry "11~a rw ~~~ir'ro~i97ow~„ n~ otv~in CanmbB Samrmmt M/nlsta - Fh~wli Smee c,mnr, 043Si RR4 ?328 /i~{~i, ftt A677s fw..b. y.i`~r.n.e . o .T ~ ~ ~ ~ v ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ ~ Q ~ ~ ~ ~ . Comm. Na FSIe No. ' Rey. To: Pnw~fad Ci Rot~-Dat~ h~_.~r~~~1 = ~ \ 11 Illlllil~!!Ill~l~l~~ll ~~lii liil~llljllTlfl ~~It~f 11111,! ,1~~~!Illlil~tliilll,t,. Iltlillli~,il!, 1 1 ~ f/ ` r _ I ~ = 71: ® = i i = ~ - _ ~ - w ~ ~ ~a = a ~ ~ ~ _ J ~ ~ ~ ~ _ O r 3 ~ ~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ` ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~L ~ - ~ A 1 ® ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ _ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ = ~ - ~ ~ s ~ ~ ~ ~ _ R iii ~ti, ~j~/~jjlllll I111!!illlllllllll1lll~~jlllllljjllllllll;jlllllllllj~lll Il~~~llllllli~~lllllll~~llll~i~l~~ I I~1j11\ ~i~, /i~ 1~ , l 11 1, ,1 1 11 1111 CI , ~ 11 11, 11,1~~ 1 _ STATE OF HAWAII OFFICE OF HEALTH STATUS MONITORING DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 1 ~ S' ZOO» APPLICATION FOR COMMISSION TO PERFORM MARRIAGE PLEASE PRINT: \ l CYt~ `5~1~ O NQ l ( I 1. Full name of applicant (No initials) N\a t `(M,ew.~ _ 2 (7F,nt~) I 2. Residence ~ ~X ~J- ~~'t `~OC~ ~ Qom-, , c~ ~m ~~~.1 °I 6`l ~ ~ q (SUae1 AtlMws a Bax No., M. Sba aneyZgCoasl 3. Mailing address ~3 ~o a~b ~a~Gl~ Z ~ ( lJ~ ~ 5. Place of birth f ~'4~,I ~ ' 4. Date of birth o~y (crryarrow s~.mac«,m~rl Z~-- YQ 6. Citizen of USA? x Yes _ No 7. Length of residence in Hawaii _ 8. Can you read and write English? ~ Yes - No 8a. Telephone: Res. ~ ~ ~ 3~~ Bus. ~ 3~s 9. Have you ever been licensed in the past to perform marriages in the State of Hawaii? _ Yes ~ No If yes, when? 10. Have you performed any marriages in the State of Hawaii prior to this application? _ Yes ~ No If yes, please give date and place of marriage: NOTE: Questions 11-15 to be answered by ministers and others w~ hto perform religious marria a cerelnonv v ~ ~~IstiS a-~ I~((~~``~_~~~~ 11. Place ordained or appointed (Church, organization, etc.): O City & State or Country ' C' avt nab. ~ q 12. Date ordained or appointed ~ U ~ ~ ~ Z~ ~ 13. Deno~nat' or sect ..r.~ r1~.} Ali 14. Present church or ot{{h~~e-~r organizational affiliation ~ ~ ~ J ~ Address WX, ~-2)~-~ ~~~"'_1'__(t~~~' 15. Yourtkle NOTE: Questions 16-18 to be answered by persons who perform civil marriage ceremony. 16. Present office held, e.g., judge 17. Name of organization, e.g., district court 18. Date of appointment 11 1 I CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION Si nature of Applicant I`w~ IS TRUE AND CORRECT. g NOTE: Application must be accompanied by a letter recommending the granting of a license from one of the folbwing: 1. For ministers, a letter from the head of his denomination in Hawaii. 2. For persons pertorming civil ceremony, a letter from the appointing authority. BELOW FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Sighted: Completed: Date received ( )Log Approved by Date ( )Driver's License # ( )Index Card ( )State I.D. # ( )Index Card for License No. District Health Office Date issued ( )Ordination Card # ( )Computer ( )Other: ( )License Mailed Completed by Date HOW TO START A CONGREGATION Now that you are a duly ordained gation, there aze different sacraments you minister and pastor of a congregation of the may perform One such sacrament is Baptism Universal Life Church, the first thing you Three types of Baptisms you may use aze must do as a Pastor is obtain a record keeping 1)total emersion, 2) the sprinkling method, 3) book and conduct a meeting of the Board of the laying on of hands Baptism is mostly Directors of your local congregation, to identified by water and a ceremony discuss the operation of your congregation Another sacrament is the performance Decide where and when you should hold of weddings We advise, and encourage, you congregation meetings These meetings can to do weddings. It is a good source of income be held in your home, a rented meeting space, for the congregation and is something all or you may decide to build your own ministers do You, and the couple, may write building You and the Board of Directors your own ceremony or use one of the two need to decide how often you should hold beautiful ntes we can send you meetings (weekly or monthly) The Secretary ,,4nother popular service is the, needs to keep accurate records of how many ordatniriettt of new rrittusters. If we take th • meetings the congregation has and how many A res, using St John ] 5 16, you will fin people attend the meetings for inclusion on at od, the Supreme intelligence, or what- the required quarterly (or monthly) congrega- ever you wish to use, has called the person tional reports which must be sent to Intema- a and ordained him. The ceremony you per- )r tional ~ form, either by the laying on of hands, or e rtant aspect words, is merely confirming what is already e n are `the services t e The Universal Life Church goes bet- w•e nthe person and the state and issues a t e o e congrega ton ~ icense recognized by the state The Universal kind of services to o e o suggest that Life Church does not go between the person you have literature, i.e ,the Bible, Koran, or ~ and their God one of the many different Bibles available At your Board of Directors meeting of The order of the meeting will be up to you and the congregation, an important aspect you the congregation Board of Directors. Some need to discuss is how to finance this congre- suggestions are that when you do meet, you gation One of the best ways is to promote the might like to pray, salute the Flag, have music suggestions and materials offered by the and singing, or read from other sources At Universal Life Church The congregation may International Headquarters the Pastor usually use the discount program which earns the speaks first followed by an open meeting congregation a portion of all profit from the where others may speak and bong forth their materials we offer beliefs GO FORTH AND SPREAD THE As a Pastor, with your own congre- UNIVERSAL LIFE! 3] Tcstlmony against Rcsolutlon ~6-Ol Ma>rh 9, 2001 1 am against the cannabls erodicatlon "AssauR on Citizens" for throe reasons: 1.) The program only worked to plunge the Big Island into devastating poverty and increased alcohol and harcier drug use. 2.) There has been overwhelming public opinion for years to end thfa'outdated', 'war on pot' especially In targeted rurel areas. 3.) Because of the tremendous need for this healing herb (cannabis) for medicinal and religious purposes. In this new millenium, In my opinion, people's spiritual convictions are becoming stronger and dearor. With the legal use of medicinal herb and '!n the dpht set wnd aetl/ny'our divine right to use cannabis as a sacrament because of R's enlighbning and healing properties is coming out of the closet. Law eMbreement /a po/np to have to respect these 1lreedoms. Are they yo/np to know the d!!lbrencei' Small cannabls gardens are out in the open, popping up In the privacy of people's homes and back yards. An officer of the law has no COMPELLING governmental Interest In prohlbiGng our religious practice. An arrest)ng officer will be making himaslf vuneroble to a IawsuR if he does not abid by my religious rights. Our ministry is working to orrJain as many people on this Island as possible at www.ulc.org and then getting them the THC Ministry 'Cannabis Sanctuary Kit' at www.thc-ministry.org Reverend Maxie O'Nalll Pahoa, Hawaii ~ .j ~ O J 0 Gt r tl Q ~ Y O N r3 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o_~ ~ ~ d~ a.~ o ~ m C~ d m ~ E ~~CC ° ~ a. ~~o ~ ~ t6S ~ ~ ~ ap~p~ U~ ~/~a ~ m a QI j N~ ~ U ~y 4 ~ ~1 O yt 7 M $UjQ t '3X i.. ~ ~ x ~ao ~d~ oo:~`~~ ~ ~m 0 ~ 'Zt ~ ~ ~°o ~ ~ ~ ~W ~ ~ u Y t a ~ ~ oho c n $ d •O ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ E ~ ~ o ~ ~ r ~ d $ o, ~ ~ ~ ~ e m ~ ~.m Eti ~ ~s a~ w O ~ ° o V a