Leadership and Staff as of 2022
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Good Shepherd Episcopal Church has a Vestry that serves as a governing body.
The Vestry is comprised of parishioners with a variety of skills, experiences and interests who are elected at the church's Annual Meeting. One is elected as the Warden who chair and coordinate the collaborative work of the Vestry. The Treasurer and Clerk are appointed members of the vestry. If you have a question or comment for the Vestry, please call the Parish Office to arrange a return call from a Vestry member. |
PARISH OFFICE
(973) 334-2882
Email: Goodshepherdepiscopal.mlp@gmail.com
GOOD SHEPHERD CLERGY
The vestry arranges for guest "supply" priests
for pastoral care and Holy Communion services.
GOOD SHEPHERD STAFF
Kimberley Rizzo, Parish Administrator
Shana Grassi, Organist/Choir Director
(973) 334-2882
Email: Goodshepherdepiscopal.mlp@gmail.com
GOOD SHEPHERD CLERGY
The vestry arranges for guest "supply" priests
for pastoral care and Holy Communion services.
GOOD SHEPHERD STAFF
Kimberley Rizzo, Parish Administrator
Shana Grassi, Organist/Choir Director
The Vestry Members
Elected at the Annual Meeting of the Parish
February 26, 2023
Dean Witty, Warden
George Shanoian,
Susan D. Leeds Treasurer
Aleta Schulien
Leigh Witty
Melanie Paul
The Clerk of the Vestry, a rotating appointment
Elected at the Annual Meeting of the Parish
February 26, 2023
Dean Witty, Warden
George Shanoian,
Susan D. Leeds Treasurer
Aleta Schulien
Leigh Witty
Melanie Paul
The Clerk of the Vestry, a rotating appointment
Episcopalians
Our church is an "Episcopal Church" and we are called "Episcopalians".
The word "Episcopal" comes from the New Testament Greek, meaning "overseer," often translated as "bishop."
Our bishops, by ordination, trace their roots to the Apostles, the original "historic bishops" or overseers of the Church.
Our church is an "Episcopal Church" and we are called "Episcopalians".
The word "Episcopal" comes from the New Testament Greek, meaning "overseer," often translated as "bishop."
Our bishops, by ordination, trace their roots to the Apostles, the original "historic bishops" or overseers of the Church.
For more information about The Episcopal Church (TEC),
visit this official website: https://www.episcopalchurch.org |
For information about the Diocese of Newark,
visit: https://dioceseofnewark.org |
