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Are you planning a same-sex marriage? Find a legally ordained minister who aligns with your beliefs to perform this important ceremony wherever you are located. Supreme Court needed to address whether pastors had to perform same-sex weddings, even if they held religious objections. In the recent Masterpiece Cakes decision , the court did just that—and the answer is no. UMC ends ban on gay clergy and gay weddings, eliminates…
It has also rested final authority of religious services taking place in the churches with the clergy appointed to serve there, and so local church leaders should have realized that, if brought before the Judicial Council, that standard would be applied to same-sex marriages. The leadership of the United Methodist Church has clarified that a recent decision by its highest court, which permits pastors to decide whether they will officiate same-sex weddings, does not override regional bans on such unions. The Judicial Council ruled last month that church trustees could not prohibit pastors from performing same-sex wedding ceremonies. 
Ruling
If a pastor does not wish to perform a certain marriage ceremony (in the discretion of the pastor), the local trustees cannot require them to do so.” At the UMC General Conference last year, delegates voted decisively to remove from the Book of Discipline a longstanding ban on clergy blessing same-sex unions. A decision handed down last week by the highest court in the United Methodist Church UMC further erodes space for traditionalists within the denomination. Pastors will have sole discretion as to whether or not same-sex marriages will take place at local churches according to an April 29 ruling by the UMC Judicial Council.
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All clergy have the right to exercise and preserve their conscience when requested to perform any marriage, union, or blessing.” Also during General Conference’s waning hours last year, the delegates asked the Judicial Council to rule on a number of questions under church law. T he United Methodist Church leadership has clarified that a recent ruling from its top court allowing pastors to determine if they can officiate same-sex weddings dispute objections from church trustees does not overrule regional bans on the unions. The United Methodist Judicial Council ruled last month that church trustees could not prohibit a pastor from performing a same-sex wedding ceremony. 
Methodist Court
United Methodist clergy have full discretion in determining which couples for whom they will or will not conduct a marriage ceremony (Paragraph a.3). Trustees cannot restrict a pastor from conducting a same-sex marriage ceremony on church property per the restrictions on their powers in Paragraph (also, Judicial Council Decision ). The United Methodist Church's highest court has ruled that pastors, not trustees, have the final say on whether clergy can officiate a same-sex wedding on church property. The United Methodist Judicial Council issued Decision Number last Friday, centering on whether trustees could stop a pastor from officiating a same-sex wedding on their church property.
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The decision "does not authorize United Methodist clergy to violate civil law in their practice of ministry," Malone noted, as same-sex marriage is illegal in several countries. . 
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UMC's highest court has ruled that pastors, not trustees, have the final say on whether clergy can officiate a same-sex wedding on church property. .
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Testifying last year before the Ohio state legislature, Spindelman said the Supreme Court’s ruling on same-sex marriage could “expose clergy to some liability.” And the high court—not states—has the authority to decide whether the First Amendment protects clergy when it comes to weddings. .