Anti-Sexism Training
Anti-Sexism Training is required for all people serving in elected or appointed diocesan positions.
Deconsecration and Farewell for 31 Mulberry
Bishop Hughes will lead a service of Deconsecration and Farewell at 31 Mulberry to mark its transition from serving the Diocese of Newark to serving the arts in Newark as part of NJPAC.
Wardens’ & Treasurers’ Zoom meeting with the Bishop
An email will be sent to all Church Wardens and Treasurers with sign-in instructions for this Zoom meeting.
Diocesan Learning Event
Sign up now for this in-person learning event with Mary Foster Parmer, creator and founder of INVITE WELCOME CONNECT, a transformational ministry of evangelism, hospitality and belonging, and author of the award-winning book, "Invite Welcome Connect: Stories & Tools to Transform your Church."
Pilgrimage to the American South
For the culminating event of the Diocese of Newark's 150th Anniversary, join Bishop Hughes on a powerful pilgrimage through Alabama, retracing the footsteps of history and the brave souls who fought for civil rights.
Being Bold about Our Faith: A Lay Retreat with Bishop Hughes
This retreat is fully booked. To be added to the waitlist, please contact Randy Johnson.
Listening for God – A Spiritual Practice
This online discernment event will be led by Dr. Kathleen "Kathy" Henderson Staudt, SCHC.
Public celebration of the Feast of Absalom Jones
The Rev. Absalom Jones (1746–1818) was the first person of African descent ordained a deacon and priest in the Episcopal Church and is listed in the Episcopal calendar of saints.
School for Ministry: Pastoral Leader Training
Pastoral Leader training is designed for lay ministers who are called to assist their clergy person in providing pastoral and spiritual leadership in their congregation.
School for Ministry: Preacher Training
Preacher training is designed for lay ministers who are invited by their clergy person to preach in public worship on an occasional or regular basis.
Convention Dinner & Keynote Speaker
Our keynote speaker for the 150th Diocesan Convention will be Jim Wallis, the New York Times bestselling author, public theologian, renowned preacher and commentator on ethics and public life.
Christmas & New Year’s Break
Episcopal House will be closed Christmas Day through New Year's Day.
