What is a Reverend? A Reverend is an ordained member of the clergy. Reverend is one of many common religious entitlements of clergy. Reverend is the most Common Honorific used in Protestant beliefs for a Minister, Pastor or Priest when their initial given title is in doubt by other people. As discussed in previous pages A Minister is normally the legal title with Reverend being the spoken Honorific.
This sounds kind of elementary yet it is a clear explanation of the term.
To be a Reverend requires the same steps of becoming ordained a minister. If you haven't yet used the links, please feel free to click to be a minister and become a Reverend as an ordained minister.
The Reverend is often a Pastor of a congregation, a Minister performing weddings or other duties of the church.
Obviously many famous people are referred to with the title of Reverend. Many are activist of various causes, Evangelists running traveling Revival Ministries are often referred to as Reverend. So as you can see Reverend is a Title that serves most Protestant clergy.
To Become A Reverend in a specific field of endeavor does not require a more specific title. Once more this is a basic generic title used by clergy.
The Reverend is often a Pastor of a congregation, a Minister performing weddings or other duties of the church.
Obviously many famous people are referred to with the title of Reverend. Many are activist of various causes, Evangelists running traveling Revival Ministries are often referred to as Reverend. So as you can see Reverend is a Title that serves most Protestant clergy.
To Become A Reverend in a specific field of endeavor does not require a more specific title. Once more this is a basic generic title used by clergy.
