Clergy Conference
December 4-6, 2023, at the Seaview Hotel in Galloway, NJ.
The registration deadline for this event is November 8, 2023.
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Though the official deadline to register has passed, it’s not too late.
All active priests in the Diocese of New Jersey are expected and required to participate in Clergy Conference either in-person or online. Deacons who are able to take time from their regular jobs are strongly urged to attend. Clergy should be present for all presentation and small-group sessions.
If urgent circumstances preclude your attending, please email Bishop French explaining the circumstances. Under the canons of The Episcopal Church, clergy are required to participate in regular continuing education. Clergy who attend Clergy Conference will receive Continuing Education credits.
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