Commissioned Lay Ministry Program Procedures and Forms

Thank you for your interest in the CLM program in the Central East Region. The following pages describe the process of applying for the program, becoming a CLM candidate, being commissioned as a CLM and continuing in the program once commissioned.

Aspirant Process in a Congregation with a Minister
From Central East Region

The aspirant process is different for those in congregations with and without ministers. This is the process for one with a minister.
Aspirant Process in a Lay-Led Congregation (no minister)
From Central East Region

The aspirant process is different for those in congregations with and without ministers. This is the process for a lay-led congregation without a minister.
CLM Application Process
From Central East Region

Once an aspirant has approval from their congregation, this is the application process.
The CLM Candidate Process
From Central East Region

Being a candidate in the CLM program is a process that can take several years. This page describes the process and reports a CLM candidate will go through.
Commissioned Lay Ministry (CLM) Commissioning Process
From Central East Region

Once a CLM candidate has completed the training process and is ready to be commissioned as a CLM, this is the procedure to follow.
Activity as a CLM & Recommissioning
From Central East Region

Once commissioned, the Commissioned Lay Minister should participate in these activities.
Being a Mentor to a CLM
From Central East Region

Mentors are an important part of the CLM program. Here are some expectations of their participation in the CLM program.