Contract for Entheogenic Facilitation Services (Contract Form A)

Contract for Entheogenic Facilitation Services (Contract Form A)
(Facilitator ↔ Church/Organization Form – Institutional Use – $555.00)
This contract form is tailored for use between a solo entheogenic facilitator and a sponsoring religious organization, nonprofit, or church. It governs the provision of entheogenic facilitation services in the context of religious ceremonies and rituals, and is intended to support lawful, safe, and sincere religious use under RFRA and applicable state analogues.
Key provisions include:
Introduction of the Parties – Identifies both the facilitator and the organizational client (e.g., church or nonprofit), including legal structure and authorized representative.
Statement of Shared Religious Intent – Affirms the mutual religious nature of the agreement and links the ceremony to each party’s sincerely held beliefs and practices.
Diversion & Harm Prevention Duties – Acknowledges shared responsibilities to minimize risk of sacrament diversion and participant harm, and outlines behavior standards for both parties.
Defined Terms – Clarifies important legal and ceremonial terminology for consistency and enforceability.
Description of Services – References “Addendum A” for detailing the specific nature of facilitation and related spiritual services.
Compensation Terms – Allows detailed input of payment structure and additional compensation provisions.
Waiver of Liability Requirements – Requires the organization to distribute and collect signed waivers from all ceremony participants prior to service.
Health & Safety Screening Obligations – Requires the facilitator and/or organization to conduct mental and physical screening based on best practices.
Ceremony Protocols – Establishes mutual agreement on maintaining an appropriate “set and setting” for the safe, sacred execution of the ritual.
Sacrament Handling & Dosing – Sets expectations for sacrament purity, custody, storage, dosage control, and administration protocols.
Emergency Protocols – Requires both parties to develop and agree upon emergency procedures using current best practices.
Tax Documentation Agreement – Includes a mutual covenant to comply with any tax-related requests for reporting or documentation.
Mutual Covenant of Confidentiality – Binds both parties to protect personal, medical, and ritual-related information indefinitely unless legally required otherwise.
Merger Clause and Choice of Law – Provides finality and legal clarity by incorporating all terms and jurisdictional provisions into a unified written agreement.