Ordination

Ordination is when a person becomes a special leader in a religious community, like a priest or a pastor. It's like a really big promotion at work!

To become ordained, a person has to go through a lot of special training and education. They learn all about their religion, how to lead worship services, and how to help people who need guidance or support.

Once they finish their training, a group of important people in their religious community gather together and do a special ceremony called an ordination. During the ceremony, the person who is becoming ordained makes promises to take their new role seriously and to lead their community in a responsible way.

After they are ordained, the new leader has special powers and responsibilities. They can do things like perform weddings, baptisms, and other religious ceremonies. They also have to make sure that their community is following the rules and teachings of their religion.

Overall, ordination is a big deal because it means that someone has dedicated their life to helping others in their religious community and has been recognized as a leader who can offer guidance and support to those who need it.