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School of Christian Studies
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Pilot Program for Non-Stipendiary Bi-vocational Priesthood
Questions? Please contact the Rev. Canon Robyn Szoke-Coolidge.
Information for classes, orientation, instructors, and resources
The contemporary development of a priesthood which combines a ministry of word and sacrament with employment in a secular profession is not as much of a modern need as we might think but we believe it is a recovery of something indubitably apostolic and reflective of the early church Model.
 Christ the Worker.Painting hanging above the altar in the chapel at Wychcroft. |
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Vocation, Discernment and Selection Process (coming soon)
Qualities and Skills for non-stipendiary/bi-vocational priests (coming soon)
Courses offered and instructors (coming soon)
Online Theological Study and Formation (coming soon)
Resources for Theological Education for All (coming soon)
NEW - Information and Registration for Orientation # 2, May 17-18, Saint Cyril Spiritual Center, Danville
The vocation of a Christian to Holy Orders in the Episcopal Church is a most serious matter. A true vocation to the ordained ministry is a calling from God. This calling must be recognized and acknowledged by the individual, supported by the spouse / partner, minor children and be authenticated and affirmed by the Church, the Body of Christ.
The registration form is available here.
Location of Pilot Program Orientation:
Saint Cyril Spiritual Center
Villa Sacred Heart
580 Railroad Street
Danville, PA 17821-1698
Web information: //www.sscm.org/retsch.htm
School of the Diaconate
Questions? Please contact the Rev. Canon Kate Harrigan.
Information about the "Exploring Your Ministry" course can be found here.
