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Diocese of West Virginia
The
Episcopal Diocese of West Virginia, led by The Rt. Rev. William Michie Klusmeyer, is made up of 66 active parishes.
Although many of our parishes are small, all are encouraged to work diligently within their communities.
The Episcopal Church in West Virginia is significantly involved in outreach programs throughout the state.
Our Diocese sponsors many programs and committees
designed to aid seekers in their quests for a more fulfilling
spiritual life.
Young people are a high priority in our church, with our focus
on helping them seek and serve Christ as they develop
into spiritually mature adults.
OUR ACTIVITIES AND MINISTRIES REVOLVE AROUND:
Educating the Church and community to the unique needs of the people of Appalachia through the annual
Mountain Grace Conference
.
Helping the Church, individuals, and groups find the resources needed to advocate for public policy issues affecting the people of Appalachia.
Providing resources for new and ongoing ministries within the Appalachian region through the
Appalachian Small Grants Initiative
.
Supporting missionary work in Appalachia through work camps and mission sites.
AS MEMBERS OF THE DIOCESE WE SHARE:
A commitment to our Baptismal Covenant and vows.
A passionate focus on responsible stewardship of God’s creation and the cultures of the people of Appalachia.
A commitment to a strong and vital Episcopal presence in Appalachia and in the places where Appalachians have migrated.
CHECK OUT THE DIOCESE WEBSITE