Code of conduct related to sexual and romantic relationships for religious professionals known, including how to address concerns about professional misconduct to appropriate bodies.
Demonstrated by a statement in safer policies, newsletter articles, information on a website, or other. If there are no professional religious leaders employed by the congregation, but outside clergy lead worship periodically, the congregation can be notified at least every other year about the professional code of conduct in the denomination and outside clergy speakers should be expected to comply with it.
SAMPLE RELIGIOUS LEADERS CODES OF CONDUCT AND REPORTING PROCESS BY DENOMINATION
African Methodist Episcopal Church Sexual Misconduct Policies and Procedures
Conservative Jewish Movement (Rabbinical Assembly) Ethical Guidelines
Disciples of Christ Chaplains Disclosure and Release Form
Episcopal Church Constitution and Canons of the Episcopal Church Title IV, Canon 4: Of Standards of Conduct
Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Guidelines to Report Sexual Misconduct
Metropolitan Community Churches Sexual Misconduct Policy (p. 10-11)
OHALAH (Jewish Renewal) OHALAH Professional Code of Ethics
Presbyterian Church Creating Safe Ministries: Addressing Sexual Misconduct Presbyterian Church (USA)
Creating Safe Ministries Policy and Procedure
The United Methodist Church Sexual Misconduct within Ministerial Relationships: Rules and Roles for those in ministerial positions
Unitarian Universalist Association The UUMA Guidelines for the Conduct of Ministry