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Code of Ethics
[Last Updated September 14, 2021]
Purpose: To promote and encourage excellence in ethical behvior for ministers of God and the natural healing arts.
Highest Intention for ECNH Members
- The minister holds the highest intention that all healing comes from and with an individual's covenant with God.
- The minister enters into a mutual relationship with the member, guided by respect and desire for growth and development with a commitment to Do No Harm.
- The minister assists the member to obtain and/or maintain the highest level of healing and well being.
- The minister upholds that all ministers and members rights are inalienable and a gift from God, not to be regulated, infringed upon, nor controlled by anyone including the government. In addition to the right of the protections of religious liberties and freedoms, member rights include and are not limited to;
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the right to assemble
- the right
to associate
- the right
to choose your own therapies, treatment and medicines
- the right
to direct your children's education
- the right
to keep private matters private
Any violations or infringements on minister and/ormember rights by a government representative will be subject to civil actions.
Respect for Members
- The minister respects the trusting relationship between the minister and the members.
- The minister treats all members with respect and dignity as all are created equal.
Communciation and Confidentiality
- The minister protects all members' right to service and support.
- The minister provides information of the healing arts and modalities and offers no guarantees, warrantees or promises because all healing is God's will and in God's timing.
- The minister does not medically diagnose, prescribe legend drugs nor inhibit the client from seeking allopathic medical care.
- The minister respects and upholds the privacy and confidentiality of the member's personal information.
Conduct and Integrity
- The minister and members speak and act with integrity, positivity, encouragement and supportive to all in attendance.
- The minister dresses in a professional manner with suitable attire.
- The minister protects all members' right to service and support.
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