Sometime in the 1990's I believe I received online ordination. However, I'm not sure of the date. In fact I'm not sure I actually even did it.

THIS WEEKEND, though, I'm to officiate the wedding of two dear friends. Of course I procrastinated, and now the online ordination is temporarily shut down. Is there another was I can become ordained in the ULC? Phone, email, post?

Thanks for helping! I'll be faxing this information tomorrow to the ULC fax number under "contact us."

Hello there,
You can either call headquarters and talk to andre to see if you are listed, or you can go to the ulc headquarters website, ulchqdotcom I hope you get that. We must be careful and talk in kind of a code, send them an email. There are many ways you can do this. Please feel free to send me a personal message if you want to.

sincerely,
rev kim buie

Unless you are recorded in the ULC record books at the home office in Modesto, you MAY NOT BE ORDAINED. Online ordination DOES NOT NECCESSARILY mean you have been officially ordained.

Rev Kim is partially right. You need to contact the ULC H Que ASAP. DO NOT fax any materials to the fax number listed on this website as this website is NO LONGER officially recognized by the ULC. This site IS NOT THE OFFICIAL ULC WEBSITE!

You need to go to (and I'm spelling this phonetically due to SQL errors with the forums) double-u x3 dot YOU EL SEE H QUE dot COM or call TWO ZERO NINE FIVE TWO SEVEN EIGHT ONE ONE ONE.

They should be able to help you.