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New Jersey’s marriage by proxy laws will now authorize persons serving overseas in military to be married or enter into civil union by video conference or other electronic means

A controversy over Catholic ordinations shows why online ordination available to all is so important in order to guarantee marriage equality.

Legislation proposed in New Hampshire would create a special license for one-day wedding officiants, however the license costs $85 and is only valid for one ceremony.

A court order has suspended Tennessee's law banning online ordination, find out what happens next here.

Virginia will no longer require couples to disclose their race when applying for marriage licenses.

A lawsuit filed in Virginia alleges that the state's marriage license application is racist.

Online church on developments regarding Tennessee law that barred ministers ordained online from solemnizing marriage in the state

A federal judge in Tennessee has frozen the implementation of a law that barred ministers ordained online from solemnizing marraige in the state

More organizations and online churches are joining the fight against Tennessee's discriminatory new marriage law.

Crowds showed up in Memphis Tennessee to get ordained before Tennessee's new marriage law goes into effect.

American Marriage Ministries visited Clarksville Tennessee to provide in-person ordinations for ministers affected by the new marriage law.

American Marriage Ministries is now incorporated in Tennessee as a non-profit corporation to ensure recognition of our ministers.

Are you a MINISTER/WEDDING ...

An American Marriage Ministries Minister writes her representative protesting a restrictive new marriage law passed in the State of Tennessee.

Tennessee’s legislature has...