Over the last few days I've been chased to help someone out in a JP capacity.
I've been a Justice of the Peace since 2006 and i don't understand why all youth ministers aren't JP's. The process isn't too complex and the duty is quite useful. All you need to do is show due cause on a professional or communal level, get signed off by your local MP and take the oath of office.
As a youth minister, you are called upon a few times a year (be it for uni, child protection/drivers declarations) and it is useful for a wider use in the church (statutory declarations, witness forms).
Finally... It adds more letters to the end of your name! Why wouldn't you?
Driving Record! That's why
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