How to change religion

Faith is one of the most personal elements of life. It is not, however, a constant element. Studies show that approximately 5% of Latin American adults have changed their religious faith at least once during their lives. The change of religion may have a social stigma, but there is a way to do it, in a respectful and practical way.

You will need to:
  • library
  • Internet
Steps to follow:

one

Talk to your current pastor about your plans to change your religion. This conversation is a courtesy to let you know that you are going to leave the church and you may be able to face and alleviate any concerns you are having about your faith.

two

Investigate the religion that interests you most. Get books on the subject in a library or look for information on church websites. Read the information and make a list of any questions or concerns you have about your history, practices or membership requirements. This information can give you a clear idea of ​​whether or not you want to change to this particular religion.

3

Visit the church and attend some services. This is a practical way to see if this religion is for you. A few visits will give you a good sense of the cult structure, as well as the personality of the clergy. You will also have an idea of ​​the other members of the church and the community that surrounds the church. Pay attention to how it is welcome and if you feel comfortable there.

4

Make an appointment with the cleric. Explain that you are thinking about the conversion and that you would like to meet with him about the process. When you meet him, get answers to your questions and find out if something special is required of you before becoming.

Tips
  • It is not uncommon for people to change their religion, minimize the possibility of reaction by handling change in a respectful manner.