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Clergy Openings

Welcome!

Clergy discerning a call to new ministry from anywhere in the Episcopal Church are invited to contact Canon Clark and/or to submit your materials with a short cover letter describing what sort of call you believe God may be leading you towards.  You are also encouraged to set up a phone or in-person conversation to introduce yourself.

Clergy interested in a specific position receiving names must submit a Resume, OTM portfolio and cover letter (addressed to the parish or other ministry site) directly to Canon Clark. There may also be other ministry opportunities available not listed here. If interested, contact Canon Clark.

Transition Ministry in the Episcopal Diocese of Newark is broadly a four-step process, tailored for each individual parish, which may take up to 18 months. The steps are:

  1. Separation & Planning
  2. Self Study
  3. Receiving Names/Discernment
  4. Call to New Ministry
July, 2022. Seeking trained Interim Priests, full and part-time. Contact Canon Clark at mapclark@dioceseofnewark.org
Church Name Townsort descending Position Step Attachment(s)
St. Paul's Church Chatham Priest-in-Charge 4. Call to New Ministry
Church of the Messiah Chester 1. Separation & Planning
St. Agnes & St. Paul's Church East Orange TBD 1. Separation & Planning
Church of the Good Shepherd Fort Lee Part-time Priest 2. Self Study
All Saints' Church Leonia 2. Self Study
St. Paul's Church Morris Plains Part-time Priest 4. Call to New Ministry
Church of the Epiphany and Christ Church Orange TBD 4. Call to New Ministry
St. Matthew's Church Paramus TBD 1. Separation & Planning
St. James' Church Ridgefield 2. Self Study
Christ Church Short Hills Assistant Rector 3. Discernment / Receiving Names

office@christchurchshorthills.org

PDF icon 2022.07 Assistant Rector Job Description.pdf
St. Mary's Church Sparta Priest-in-Charge 3. Discernment / Receiving Names
Calvary Church Summit Rector 4. Call to New Ministry
PDF icon Ministry Portfolio Calvary Summit.pdf
St. Michael's Church Wayne 2. Self Study