2025 Clergy Conference
We value this time together. All canonically resident clergy and clergy who are serving in parochial positions in the diocese are expected to attend, so we may deepen and enrich our relationships. For this same reason, non-canonically resident clergy who are non-parochial, retired or engaged in other ministries in this diocese are also invited.
If you are unable to attend or have questions, please email Jacqi Seppi.
Registration Deadline: April 25, 2025
Accommodations/Cost
Accommodations | Cost | Notes |
Commuter | $150 | |
Platform Tent Site | $175 | The platform tent site fits one large (4 person or family tent) or two small two person tents. Bathrooms & showers are shared and are located next to St. John’s Meeting house. |
Pad Tent Site | $175 | The tent site fits one small two person tent. Bathrooms & showers are shared and are located next to St. John’s Meeting house. |
Camper/RV 25′ or less | $175 | The Camper/RV must be 23′ or less. There are no hookups and generators are not permitted. If needed, bathrooms & showers are shared and are located next to St. John’s Meeting house. |
Quad | $200 | The quad rooms each have one bunk bed requiring one of the 4 (four) attendees to sleep on a top bunk. |
Triple | $300 | |
Double | $400 | |
Single | $700 |
Our keynote presenter will be Rev. Michael Lapsley, SSM.
Father Michael Lapsley is a New Zealand born, South African Anglican priest and belongs to the Society of the Sacred Mission and is a social justice activist. He was part of the liberation struggle against apartheid. In 1990 he survived a letter bomb attack with the loss of both hands and an eye. In 1998 he founded the Institute for Healing of Memories and today is the President of the Healing of Memories Global Network.
In addition, Fr Michael is the Canon for Healing and Reconciliation of St Georges Cathedral in Cape Town and All Saints Cathedral in Edmonton in Canada.
Our Theme
Our Theme for the conference will be:
Struggling with Forgiveness and Healing the Wounds of History
Additional information
Links to Fr. Michael Lapsley’s work can be found at The Forgiveness Project and The Institute of Healing Memories