Leadership
Commission on Ministry
A Commission of Ministry (Commission) is mandated by the Canons of the Episcopal Church (Title III. Canon 2). Consisting of Priests, Deacons, and Lay Persons, the Commission is charged with …
Clergy Transition
If you would like to discern your call with a parish currently accepting names, please send a cover letter, OTM profile, and resumé. In the cover letter, please address why …
Licensed Lay Ministries
Title III, Canon 4 of the Episcopal Church describes the lay ministries which, because of their unique and important role in the life, work, and worship of the Church, should …
License to Officiate
Episcopal clergy who are canonically resident outside of the Diocese of West Virginia, as well as clergy in good standing in full communion partnership, may be licensed to officiate in …
Diversity and Anti-racism Training
The Episcopal Church is committed to welcoming all of God’s people. As part of this commitment, all clergy and lay leaders are required to complete diversity & anti-racism training (also …
Safe Church, Safe Communities
Safe Church, Safe Communities (formerly Safeguarding God’s Children) provides participants with the information they need to protect the children they know and care for in their personal and professional lives. …
Policies & Procedures
The Policies & Procedures manual for the Diocese of West Virginia is currently under review. If you have questions about a particular policy, please contact the Diocesan Office.
Disciplinary Board & Title IV Intake
The Diocese of West Virginia participates in a Regional Disciplinary Board to handle cases of potential clergy misconduct, pursuant to Title IV of the Episcopal Church’s Constitution & Canons. The …