Vestry Leadership
The
Episcopal Church is governed in a democratic way and the structures
for governance in the Episcopal Church are an important part of who
we are. The Vestry is a group of lay people elected by the parish to
work with the rector to oversee the temporal health of the
congregation. The Vestry works with the clergy to lead the
congregation in the ministry of the Church. The term of each member
is 3 years. New members of the Vestry are elected at the annual
meeting of the parish, held in January of each year.
The All Saints' Vestry is composed of 12 dedicated lay people who give generously of their time and talent. The Vestry includes people with a variety of skills and backgrounds, ages, and length of time as parishioners. Some are lifelong Episcopalians. Some are fairly new to the Episcopal Church.
The Vestry meets on the third Tuesday of each month. Everyone is welcome to attend the Vestry meetings.
The All Saints' Vestry is composed of 12 dedicated lay people who give generously of their time and talent. The Vestry includes people with a variety of skills and backgrounds, ages, and length of time as parishioners. Some are lifelong Episcopalians. Some are fairly new to the Episcopal Church.
The Vestry meets on the third Tuesday of each month. Everyone is welcome to attend the Vestry meetings.