He says it was the idea of "service and commitment" that drew him in initially.
The idea of service and commitment is drawing a midlands man to become an Anglican Minister.
Offaly's William Edgill says he originally laughed off the idea when it was was first put to him by a clergywoman in Dublin, but after much deliberating, he decided to go for it.
Mr. Edgill has now spent the past two and a half years getting involved in the Ministry, and hopes to have a better idea of how long the process will take in the next year.
But, he says his trying to be patient:
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