The Bishop’s Office provides spiritual leadership and administrative oversight for the diocese, supporting clergy and congregations, guiding mission and ministry, and fostering the growth and health of our churches.
Explore the resources below to learn more and access the tools available to assist your ministry.
Bishop Holcomb’s official portrait is now available to download, print and frame. The portrait is formatted for an 11″ x 14″ frame.
To be used within church offices when preparing Sunday morning liturgy and bulletins.
To be used for daily prayer when praying for the diocese and churches of the diocese.
To be used for daily prayer when praying for the diocese and churches of the diocese.
To be used within church offices when preparing Sunday morning liturgy and bulletins.
An online liturgical calendar to assist churches when preparing for services.
This digital resource corresponds to the most recent print version of the Book of Common Prayer (2016).
A resource for clergy when overseeing individuals as they prepare to become Lay Eucharistic Ministers or Lay Eucharistic Visitors.
This application is to be submitted by the clergy-in-charge overseeing an individual applying to become a Lay Eucharistic Minister.
This application is to be submitted by the clergy-in-charge overseeing an individual applying to become a Lay Eucharistic Visitor.
This declaration is to be completed by a couple who seek marriage after one or both parties have been previously married and divorced. The declaration must be submitted alongside the petition.
This form is to be completed by clergy to officially notify the bishop that an approved remarriage has taken place.
This form is to be completed by clergy and serves as the petition to the bishop regarding judgment of termination of a marriage, annulment, and/or consent to solemnize a marriage after divorce or annulment.
This guide outlines the documents required for remarriage, how to submit them for obtaining the bishop’s consent, and what to do once the marriage has taken place.
This form is to be completed by parish administrators and returned to the Bishop’s Office after an episcopal visit by the bishop.