[LiteKeeper]

Sounds more like one of the tools of a Shaman, and not a priest.

[Salvation]

I know that most Protestants don't believe in sacramentals, but I do believe that some Protestant Churches use some of the following! For example, do you have candles at your church?

The Sacramental You've Never Heard Of [Blessed Salt]
Liturgical Vestments (and prayers the priest says while vesting for Mass)
Vestments… Tools of the Liturgical Trade! [Ecumenical]

The story behind the white and yellow colors of the Vatican flag
The Sacrifice of the Mass: Liturgical Vestments
Of Miters and Men (brief look at symbolism of bishop's vestments) [Ecumenical]
Purification of Sacred Vessels in U.S. (and more on the Purification of our Lord)
Why We Need Sacred Art

Being Catholic: Sacred Things, [Holy] Water
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, [New] Fire, Paschal Candle
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Holy Oils
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Crucifixes and Crosses
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Sacred Images: Statues and Other Icons

Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Incense
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Palm Branches
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Ashes
Being Catholic: Sacred Things, Relics and the Incorruptibles
Baltimore Catechism: On the Sacramentals (Catholic Caucus)

[Charlemagne on the Fox]

Such use of salt is rooted in the actions of Elisha in II Kings 2:19-22.

And although many Lutherans are sadly unaware of the fact, Luther retained the use of blessed salt in his order for Holy Baptism.