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Final-Journal-With-C JOURNAL OF THE 47TH ANNUAL CONVENTION THE DIOCESE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA HOLY TRINITY EPISCOPAL ACADEMY 5625 HOLY TRINITY DRIVE M ELBOURNE, FLORIDA JANUARY 22 & 23, 2016 Table of Contents Diocesan Directory Diocesan Staff ....................................................................................... 3 Officers of the Diocese .......................................................................... 4 Diocesan Board ..................................................................................... 5 Standing Committee .............................................................................. 6 Disciplinary Board ................................................................................. 6 Committees at Convention ................................................................................ 6 Committees/Commissions of Convention ......................................................... 7 Committee on Constitution & Canons ................................................... 7 Commission on Ministry ....................................................................... 7 Trustees - University of the South ......................................................... 7 Commissions of the Diocesan Board ................................................................. 7 Congregational Development Commission ........................................... 7 Finance Commission ............................................................................. 7 Stewardship Commission ...................................................................... 7 Appointments ..................................................................................................... 8 Episcopal Relief and Development Fund .............................................. 8 Bishop’s Designees to the Boards of Trustees ....................................... 8 Other Commissions, Organizations & Facilities Anti-Racism Committee ........................................................................ 8 Bishop Gray Retirement Foundation, Inc. ............................................. 8 Camp Wingmann ................................................................................... 9 Canterbury Retreat and Conference Center ........................................... 9 Clergy Events Committee ...................................................................... 9 Daughters of the King ............................................................................ 9 Diocesan Altar Guild ........................................................................... 10 Episcopal Church Women ................................................................... 10 Honduras Commission ........................................................................ 11 Institute for Christian Studies .............................................................. 11 Liturgy and Music Commission .......................................................... 11 Schools ................................................................................................ 12 Deaneries ........................................................................................................... 15 Map of the Diocese ........................................................................................... 20 Format of Church Listings .............................................................................. 21 Directory of Churches ...................................................................................... 23 Clergy Directory Bishops .............................................................................................. 109 Priests ................................................................................................ 111 Deacons ............................................................................................. 133 1 Table of Contents 47th ANNUAL DIOCESAN CONVENTION Journal of the Proceedings of the Annual Convention Diocesan Convention Agenda ............................................................ 145 Diocesan Convention Minutes ........................................................... 147 Appendices to the Minutes A Report of Credentials Committee ............................................ 156 B Rules of Order .......................................................................... 157 C Bishop Brewer’s Address .............................................................. D Treasurer’s Report ................................................................... 171 E Budget ...................................................................................... 173 Reports by Title ....................................................................................... 180 Attendance at Convention Clergy Delegates in Attendance ......................................................... 187 Lay Delegates in Attendance ............................................................. 189 Memorials to Deceased Clergy ................................................................ 194 Bishops’ Visitations 2015 ........................................................................ 200 Clerical Statistical Summary 2015 ......................................................... 202 Seminarians ....................................................................................... 203 Postulants/Candidates to Permanent Diaconate/Priesthood ............... 203 Ordinations ......................................................................................... 204 Clergy Transitions .............................................................................. 204 Canonically Resident Clergy.............................................................. 206 Constitution and Canons ....................................................................... 215 2 General Information The Diocese of Central Florida Diocesan Office: 1017 East Robinson Street Orlando, Florida 32801-2023 Phone: (407) 423-3567 ~ (800) 299-3567 Fax: (407) 872-0006 Website: http://www.cfdiocese.org Bishop The Right Reverend Gregory Orrin Brewer The Bishop's Staff Executive Assistant to Bishop Brewer – Mrs. Sarah Caprani Extension 310 or direct (407) 206-4437, [email protected] Canon to the Ordinary – The Rev. Canon Timothy C. Nunez Extension 307 or direct (407) 206-4427, [email protected] Secretary to Canon to the Ordinary – Mrs. Marilyn Lang Extension 306 or direct (407) 206-4426, [email protected] Archdeacon – The Venerable Kristi Alday Extension 303 or direct (407) 206-4423, [email protected] Administrator – Mr. Earl Pickett Extension 305 or direct (407) 206-4436, [email protected] Assistant to the Administrator – Mrs. Beverly Jennings Extension 304 or direct (407) 206-4424, [email protected] Canon for Vocations – The Rev. Canon Dr. Justin Holcomb Extension 319 or direct (407) 206-4429, [email protected] Administrative Assistant to Canon for Vocations– Ms. Caroline Miller Extension 317 or direct (407) 206-4434, [email protected] Receptionist & Administrative Assistant – Mr. Erick Perez Extension 300 or direct (407) 206-4420, [email protected] Archivist – Mrs. Anne Michels Extension 302 or direct (407) 206-4435, [email protected] 3 General Information Diocesan Adjunct Staff Chaplain to Retired Clergy– The Rev. Roger Hamilton [email protected] Disaster Relief Coordinator – The Rev. John Motis [email protected] Officers of the Diocese of Central Florida, Inc. President The Right Reverend Gregory O. Brewer Vice President The Honorable Council Wooten, Jr. Secretary Mrs. Sarah Caprani Treasurer Mr. Bruce Bauder Assistant Secretary Mrs. Marilyn Lang Assistant Treasurer Mr. Earl Pickett Chancellors of the Diocese of Central Florida The Honorable Council Wooten, Jr., Chancellor The Honorable William A. Grimm, Vice-Chancellor Secretary of the Convention Mrs. Sarah Caprani 4 General Information The Diocesan Board [Term expires January of year listed] Ex-Officio Members The Bishop The Right Reverend Gregory O. Brewer The Chancellor The Honorable Council Wooten, Jr. The President of the Standing Committee The Rev. Jon Davis (2017) 2017 The Very Rev. Phyllis Bartle, Dean (Northeast Deanery) Mrs. Anneke Bertsch, President (Southeast Deanery) Mr. Victor Hernandez, President (Northwest Deanery) The Very Reverend Gary Jackson, Dean (Southwest Deanery) Mrs. Genevieve Brathwaite The Reverend Scott Holcombe Mrs. Maggie Thompson 2018 Mrs. Dorothy Adams, President (Northeast Deanery) The Very Rev. Sarah Bronos, Dean (Central Deanery) Mr. Jefferson Lake, President (Southwest Deanery) The Hon. John Antoon The Reverend Rob Goodridge Dr. Lorraine Harris 2019 The Very Rev. Orlando Addison, Dean (Southeast Deanery) Mrs. Susan Burley, President (Central Deanery) The Very Reverend George Conger, Dean (Northwest Deanery) Mrs. Heather Rodriguez Mrs. Sonya Shannon The Reverend Ken Vinal Executive Committee of the Diocesan Board The Right Rev. Gregory O. Brewer, President The Reverend Jon Davis The Reverend Rob Goodridge Mr. Victor Hernandez The Honorable Council Wooten, Jr. 5 General Information The Standing Committee [Term expires January of year listed] 2017 President, The Rev. Jon Davis Secretary, Mr. Sid Glynn 2018 The Rev. Brian Garrison Mrs. Susan Shannon 2019 The Rev. Andrew Petiprin Mr. Orman Kimbrough 2020 The Rev. Jim Sorvillo Disciplinary Board [Terms expire January of year listed] Church Attorney: The Hon. Charles Prather Intake Officer: The Rev. Canon Tim Nunez 2017 Clergy -The Rev. Robert Moses Lay - Mrs. Kim Spear Lay – Mr. Doug Mathews 2018
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