Eastern and Western Michigan Clergy Statement on Antiracism
As clergy of the Episcopal Dioceses of Eastern and Western Michigan, we grieve the deaths of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and all other victims of racialized violence. We stand with those who are pleading for justice, those demanding an end to police brutality, and those who are crying out for a new day. We also recognize that racism manifests in brutal ways every day, ways that those of us who are white don’t see.
The stories of the past few months, which echo and amplify those of over four hundred years in our nation, are opening the hearts, minds, and lives of us all. We have all witnessed people of color being murdered for no other reason than race. We have seen how the bodies of our siblings of color are perceived as inherently violent by some and expendable by others. We know that communities of color have suffered far higher percentages of deaths from COVID-19 due to inequalities in healthcare, working conditions, and other realities related to systemic racism. We have seen white supremacist groups growing in visibility and voice. We have witnessed inexcusable force—including the use of chemical irritants, rubber bullets, and batons—being used against people of all colors simply because they are in our streets peacefully protesting for change of racist structures and ways.
The Rev. Anne Schnaare walks for justice in Marshall with her family, Matthew and Phoebe Schnaare.
As Episcopal clergy, we decry any persons or groups who have subverted these otherwise peaceful protests by bringing violence to our streets and communities. And in those circumstances where the rage of those who are suffering oppression has boiled over into riots, we heed the advice of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., “to commit to listen to the anger behind the riots.” Our nation has neither acknowledged fully nor responded comprehensively to the ongoing violence against people of color. Our baptismal vows call us to respond now and always with courage and compassion, “to persevere in resisting evil, to strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being.”
We believe that this moment, like others in our shared history, is inviting us to radical transformation. We also believe that faith demands our participation in helping such transformation take hold. We acknowledge that racism is woven into the systems, institutions, history, and psyche of our nation, including our communities of faith. We confess our complicity even as we seek to break the cycles that sinfully perpetuate racialized violence, inequality, and injustice. We commit anew to the work of reconciliation.
As people of faith, we believe that God is present in struggles for justice, calling us to repentance and inviting us to more fully embody Christ’s mandate to “love one another.” Our Presiding Bishop, the Most Reverend Michael Curry, says that God’s dreams are so much greater, more merciful, more loving, and more just than the nightmare being lived by too many in our world. The nightmare of racism is real. God’s dreams are longing to break through. Now.
We commit our prayers and our presence to the hard work ahead, to the faithful work of reconciliation as we stand with those whose tears, hopes, and cries for justice can transform and liberate us all.
Signed,
The Clergy of the Episcopal Dioceses of Eastern and Western Michigan
The following people have signed their name to this letter –
The Rt. Rev. Whayne M. Hougland, Jr., Provisional Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan, IX Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan
The Rt. Rev. Edward L. Lee, Jr., Retired, VII Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan
The Rt. Rev. Edwin Leidel, Retired, I Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan
The Rt. Rev. S. Todd Ousley, II Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan
The Rev. Jennifer Adams, Grace Episcopal Church in Holland
The Rev. Deacon Brad Allard, Retired, Wyoming
The Rev. Canon Valerie Ambrose, The Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan
The Rev. Deacon Linda Ash, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Corunna
The Rev. John Autio, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Greenville
The Rev. Jodi Baron, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Beulah, Church of the Holy Trinity in Manistee
The Rev. Christian Baron, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Beulah, Church of the Holy Trinity in Manistee
The Rev. Heather Barta, Episcopal Church of the Resurrection in Clarkston
The Rev. Stephen Bartlett, Retired, Shelby
The Very Rev. Judith D. Boli, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Saginaw
The Rev. Molly Bosscher, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
The Rev. Paul Brisbane, Retired, Coldwater
The Rev. Christian Brocato, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
The Rev. Deacon Katherine Brower, Retired, Grand Rapids
The Rev. Wendy Brown, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Charlotte
The Rev. Paul Brunell, Christ Episcopal Church in Owosso
The Rev. Celine Burke, Retired, Manistee
The Rev. Brian Chace, Trinity Episcopal Church in West Branch
The Rev. Elizabeth Chace, Retired, Frederick
The Rev. Zachariah Char, Sudanese Grace Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
The Rev. Schuyler L. Clapp, Retired, Traverse City
The Rev. Sue Colavincenzo, St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church in Davison
The Rev. Brian Coleman, St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Battle Creek
The Rev. Dr. Jared Cramer, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Grand Haven
The Ven. Linda Crane, Grace Episcopal Church in Port Huron
The Rev. Rebecca Crise, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Paw Paw
The Rev. Lewis D. Crusoe, St. James Episcopal Church in Cheboygan
The Rev. Dr. Kathleen Dancer, Retired, Muskegon
The Rev. John David, Retired, Muskegon
The Rev. Dr. Mary Delaney, Retired, Alma
The Rev. Hugh Dickinson, Retired, Grand Rapids
The Rev. Elizabeth Morris Downie, Retired, Grand Blanc
The Rev. Tom Downs, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Gladwin
The Rev. Marilyn Dressel, Retired, Traverse City
The Ven. Beth Drews, Trinity Episcopal Church in Three Rivers
The Rev. Paula E. Durren, Retired, New Buffalo
The Rev. Patricia Eichenlaub, Retired, St. Joseph
The Rev. D. Edward Emenheiser, Retired, Traverse City
The Rev. Dr. Mark Engle, Retired, Battle Creek
The Rev. Dr. Valerie Fargo, The Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan
The Rev. Michael C. Fedewa, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Muskegon
The Rev. Allan Feltner, St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church in Mio
The Rev. Deacon Robert P. Finn, Retired, West Branch
The Rev. William Fleener, Retired, Muskegon
The Rev. Mary Frens, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Fremont
The Very Rev. Dr. Jay Gantz, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Flint
The Rev. Deacon Jan Gockerman, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
The Rev. Ann Grady, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in Grand Blanc
The Rev. Dr. Thomas Guback, Retired, Northport
The Rev. Canon Anne Hallmark, The Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan
The Rev. Jim Harrison, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Midland
The Rev. BJ Heyboer, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Newaygo
The Rev. John B. Hills, Retired, Grand Haven
The Rev. Ken Hitch, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Midland
The Rev. Charles Homeyer, Retired, Grand Rapids
The Rev. Peter Homeyer, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Wyoming
The Rev. Deacon Kimberly Hoop, Holy Cross Episcopal and Ascension Lutheran Church in Kentwood
The Rev. Kay M. Houck, Trinity Episcopal Church in Lexington
The Rev. Michael Houle, Retired, Birch Run
The Rev. Mary Jo Hudson, St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Saginaw
The Rev. Henry Idema, III, Retired, Grand Haven
The Rev. Alan James, Grace Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
The Rev. Mark Jenkins, Retired, Battle Creek
The Rev. Dr. Jay Emerson Johnson, All Saints Episcopal Church in Saugatuck
The Rev. Karen Joy Kelly, Retired, Three Oaks
The Rev. Edward King, Retired, Lexington
The Rev. Ted Koehl, St. Francis Episcopal Church in Orangeville
The Rev. Deacon Anna Leigh Kubbe, Retired Archdeacon, Eastern Michigan
The Rev. Darlene M. S. Kuhn, Episcopal Church of the Mediator, Harbert
The Rev. Rebecca Baird Lepley, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Harsens Island
The Rev. Tracie Little, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church in Fenton
The Rev. James Lively, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Sturgis
The Rev. Pamela Lynch, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Gaylord
The Rev. Thomas Manney, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Bad Axe
The Rev. Deacon Judy Marinco, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church in Fenton
The Rev. Mike Marinco, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church in Fenton
The Rev. Lily Marx, St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church in Muskegon
The Rev. Deacon Dr. Daniel L. Maxwell, Trinity Episcopal Church in Alpena
The Rev. Deacon John R. Meengs, Retired, Saugatuck
The Rev. David Meyers, St. Peter’s-by-the-Lake Episcopal Church in Montague
The Very Rev. Bill McClure, Trinity Episcopal Church in Alpena
The Rev. Richard McKenzie, ELCA clergy serving Trinity Episcopal Church in Grand Ledge
The Rev. Deacon Thomas McPherson, Trinity Episcopal Church in Marshall
The Rev. Kenneth Michnay, ELCA clergy serving St. John’s Episcopal Church in Grand Haven
The Rev. Deacon Cynthia Nawrocki, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
The Rev. Curt Norman, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Saginaw
The Rev. Ann Norton, St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church in Otter Lake
The Rev. Nurya Love Parish, Holy Spirit Episcopal Church in Belmont
The Rev. Deacon Larry Parks, Grace Episcopal Church in Lapeer
The Rev. Sara Parks, Grace Episcopal Church in Lapeer
The Rev. James Perra, Grace Episcopal Church in Traverse City
The Rev. Mary Perrin, St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church in Kalamazoo
The Rev. David R. Pike, St. David’s Episcopal Church in Lansing
The Rev. Diane Pike, Southwest Michigan Episcopal Covenant
The Rev. Elsa Pressentin, Retired, Muskegon
The Rev. Thomas O’Dell, Christ Episcopal Church in Charlevoix
The Rev. Gerald Rehagen, Retired,
The Rev. Pamela Renna, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Saginaw
The Rev. Susan C. Rich, Trinity Episcopal Church in Bay City
The Rev. Rick Schark, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Coldwater
The Rev. Daniel S.J. Scheid, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Flint
The Rev. Canon Robert Alan Schiesler, Retired, Grand Rapids
The Rev. Anne Schnaare, Trinity Episcopal Church in Marshall
The Rev. Harold Schneider, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Otter Lake
The Rev. Philip A. Seitz, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Atlanta, Christ Episcopal Church in East Tawas
The Rev. Deb Semon-Scott, Retired, Jonesville
The Rev. Dr. Gail A. Shafer, Trinity Episcopal Church in Grand Ledge
The Rev. Mary J. Shortt, St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church in Higgins Lake
The Rev. Dr. Daniel L. Snyder, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Grand Haven
The Rev. Deacon Bonnie Smith, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Elk Rapids
The Rev. James E. Smith, ELCA clergy serving Trinity Episcopal Church in Three Rivers
The Rev. Deacon Thomas Smith, St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church in Davison
The Rev. Jim Sorenson, Retired, Saginaw
The Rev. Canon William J. Spaid, The Episcopal Diocese of Western Michigan
The Rev. Dr. Lydia Agnew Speller, Grace Episcopal Church in Port Huron
The Rev. Deacon Jane Spencer, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Sand Point
The Rev. Canon Michael P. Spencer, The Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in Grand Blanc
The Rev. Nancy Steele, Retired, Chesaning
The Rev. Jim Steen, Retired, Saugatuck
The Rev. Pamela V. Sten, Retired, Buchanan
The Rev. Diane Stier, St. John’s Episcopal Church in Mount Pleasant
The Rev. Linnea Ruth Peterson Stiffler, Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Hastings
The Rev. Deacon Joanne St. Pierre, St. John the Baptist, Otter Lake
The Rev. Rick Stravers, Retired, Kalamazoo
The Rev. Charles M. Stuart, Retired, Saginaw
The Rev. Deacon Christine W. Tillman, Retired, Wyoming
The Rev. Dr. Chysanne Timm, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church in Northport
The Rev. Joel Turmo, St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Richland
The Rev. David Vickers, Holy Family Episcopal Church in St. Clair
The Rev. Deacon Patricia Vinge, St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church in Kalamazoo
The Rev. Sharon Voelker, Retired, Bay City
The Rev. Robert Walton, St. James Episcopal Church in Albion
The Rev. Dr. Randall R. Warren, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Kalamazoo
The Rev. Michael Wernick, Holy Cross Episcopal and Ascension Lutheran Church in Kentwood
The Rev. William Whiting, Retired, Elk Rapids
The Rev. Michael Wood, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Portage
The Rev. Susan York, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids
Una declaración del clero del Este y Oeste de Michigan
Como clero de las diócesis episcopales del Este y Oeste de Michigan, lamentamos la muerte de George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor y todas las demás víctimas de la violencia racial. Acompañamos a los que piden justicia, los que exigen el fin de la brutalidad policial y los que claman por un nuevo día. También reconocemos que el racismo se manifiesta de manera brutal todos los días, en formas que aquellos de nosotros que somos blancos no vemos con facilidad.
Las historias de los últimos meses, que hacen eco y amplifican las de más de cuatrocientos años en nuestra nación, están abriendo los corazones, las mentes y las vidas de todos nosotros. Hemos sido testigos del asesinato de personas de color sólo por el color de su piel. Hemos visto cómo los cuerpos de nuestros hermanos de color son percibidos como inherentemente violentos por algunos y prescindibles por otros. Sabemos que las comunidades de color han sufrido porcentajes mucho más altos de muertes por COVID-19 debido a las desigualdades en la atención médica, las condiciones de trabajo y otras realidades relacionadas con el racismo sistémico en nuestra sociedad. Hemos visto grupos de supremacía blanca creciendo en visibilidad y con voces más altas. Hemos sido testigos de la fuerza inexcusable —incluido el uso de irritantes químicos, balas de goma y bastones— contra personas de todos los colores simplemente porque están en nuestras calles protestando pacíficamente para cambiar estructuras basadas en el racismo.
Como clero episcopal, denunciamos a cualquier persona o grupo que haya subvertido estas protestas pacíficas llevando violencia a nuestras calles y comunidades. Asimismo, en aquellas circunstancias donde la ira de quienes sufren la opresión se ha convertido en disturbios, prestamos atención al consejo del reverendo Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. y, “nos comprometemos a escuchar la ira detrás de los disturbios”. Nuestra nación no ha reconocido plenamente ni ha respondido de manera integral a la violencia constante contra las personas de color. Nuestras promesas bautismales nos llaman a responder ahora y siempre con valor y compasión, “perseverando en resistencia al mal, luchando por la justicia y la paz entre todas las personas y respetando la dignidad de todo ser humano”.
Creemos que este momento, como otros en nuestra historia compartida, nos está invitando a una transformación radical. También creemos que la fe exige nuestra participación para ayudar a que esa transformación ocurra. Reconocemos que el racismo está entretejido en los sistemas, instituciones, historia y psique de nuestra nación, incluidas nuestras comunidades de fe. Confesamos nuestra complicidad incluso cuando buscamos romper los ciclos que pecaminosamente perpetúan la violencia racial, la desigualdad y la injusticia. Nos comprometemos nuevamente con el trabajo de reconciliación.
Como personas de fe, creemos que Dios está presente en las luchas por la justicia, llamándonos al arrepentimiento e invitándonos a encarnar más plenamente el mandato de Cristo de “amarnos unos a otros”. Nuestro Obispo Presidente, el Reverendísimo Michael Curry, dice que los sueños de Dios son mucho más grandes, más misericordiosos, más amorosos y más justos que la pesadilla que viven muchos en nuestro mundo. La pesadilla del racismo es real. Los sueños de Dios anhelan hacerse realidad. Ahora.
Nos comprometemos con nuestras oraciones y nuestra presencia a la ardua tarea por delante, al fiel trabajo de reconciliación mientras seguimos acompañando a aquellos cuyas lágrimas, esperanzas y gritos de justicia pueden transformarnos y liberarnos a todos.
Firmado,
El clero de las diócesis episcopales del Este y Oeste de Michigan
Las siguientes personas han consignado esta carta:
El Muy Rev. Whayne M. Hougland, Jr., obispo provisional de la Diócesis Episcopal del Este de Michigan, IX Obispo de la Diócesis Episcopal del Oeste de Michigan
El Muy Rev. Edward L. Lee, Jr., Retirado, VII Obispo de la Diócesis Episcopal del Oeste de Michigan
El Muy. Reverendo Edwin Leidel, Retirado, I Obispo de la Diócesis Episcopal del Este de Michigan
El Muy Rev. S. Todd Ousley, II Obispo de la Diócesis Episcopal del Este de Michigan
La Rev. Jennifer Adams, Grace Episcopal Church en Holland
El Rev. Diácono Brad Allard, Retired, Wyoming
La Rev. Canóniga Valerie Ambrose, la Diócesis Episcopal del Oeste de Michigan
La Rev. Diácona Linda Ash, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Corunna
El Rev. John Autio, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Greenville
La Rev. Jodi Baron, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church en Beulah, Church of the Holy Trinity en Manistee
El Rev. Christian Baron, St. Philip’s Episcopal Church en Beulah, Church of the Holy Trinity en Manistee
La Rev. Heather Barta, Episcopal Church of the Resurrection en Clarkston
El Rev. Stephen Bartlett, Retirado, Shelby
La Muy Rev. Judith D. Boli, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Saginaw
La Rev. Molly Bosscher, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church en Grand Rapids
El Rev. Paul Brisbane, Retirado, Coldwater
El Rev. Christian Brocato, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church en Grand Rapids
La Rev. Diácono Katherine Brower, Retired, Grand Rapids
La Rev. Wendy Brown, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Charlotte
El Rev. Paul Brunell, Christ Episcopal Church en Owosso
La Rev. Celine Burke, Retirada, Manistee
El Rev. Brian Chace, Trinity Episcopal Church en West Branch
La Rev. Elizabeth Chace, Retirada, Frederick
El Rev. Zachariah Char, Sudanese Grace Episcopal Church en Grand Rapids
La Rev. Schuyler L. Clapp, Retired, Traverse City
La Rev. Sue Colavincenzo, St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church en Davison
El Rev. Brian Coleman, St. Thomas Episcopal Church en Battle Creek
El Rev. Dr. Jared Cramer, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Grand Haven
La Ven. Linda Crane, Grace Episcopal Church en Port Huron
La Rev. Rebecca Crise, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church en Paw Paw
El Rev. Lewis D. Crusoe, St. James Episcopal Church en Cheboygan
La Rev. Dr. Kathleen Dancer, Retired, Muskegon
El Rev. John David, Retirado, Muskegon
La Rev. Dr. Mary Delaney, Retirada, Alma
El Rev. Hugh Dickinson, Retirado, Grand Rapids
La Rev. Elizabeth Morris Downie, Retired, Grand Blanc
El Rev. Tom Downs, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Gladwin
La Rev. Marilyn Dressel, Retired, Traverse City
La Ven. Beth Drews, Trinity Episcopal Church en Three Rivers
La Rev. Paula E. Durren, Retired, New Buffalo
La Rev. Patricia Eichenlaub, Retired, St. Joseph
El Rev. D. Edward Emenheiser, Retired, Traverse City
El Rev. Dr. Mark Engle, Retired, Battle Creek
El Rev. Dr. Valerie Fargo, The Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Michigan
El Rev. Michael C. Fedewa, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Muskegon
El Rev. Allan Feltner, St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church en Mio
El Rev. Diácono Robert P. Finn, Retired, West Branch
El Rev. William Fleener, Retired, Muskegon
El Rev. Mary Frens, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Fremont
El Muy Rev. Dr. Jay Gantz, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church en Flint
The Rev. Ann Grady, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church en Grand Blanc
El Rev. Dr. Thomas Guback, Retired, Northport
La Rev. Canóniga Anne Hallmark, Diócesis Episcopal del Oeste de Michigan
El Rev. Jim Harrison, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Midland
La Rev. BJ Heyboer, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church en Newaygo
El Rev. John B. Hills, Retirado, Grand Haven
El Rev. Ken Hitch, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Midland
El Rev. Charles Homeyer, Retired, Grand Rapids
El Rev. Peter Homeyer, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church en Wyoming
La Rev. Diácona Kimberly Hoop, Holy Cross Episcopal and Ascension Lutheran Church en Kentwood
La Rev. Kay M. Houck, Trinity Episcopal Church en Lexington
El Rev. Michael Houle, Retirado, Birch Run
La Rev. Mary Jo Hudson, St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church en Saginaw
El Rev. Henry Idema, III, Retired, Grand Haven
El Rev. Alan James, Grace Episcopal Church en Grand Rapids
El Rev. Mark Jenkins, Retirado, Battle Creek
El Rev. Dr. Jay Emerson Johnson, All Saints Episcopal Church en Saugatuck
La Rev. Karen Joy Kelly, Retirada, Three Oaks
El Rev. Edward King, Retired, Lexington
El Rev. Ted Koehl, St. Francis Episcopal Church en Orangeville
The Rev. Deacon Anna Leigh Kubbe, Retired Archdeacon, Eastern Michigan
La Rev. Darlene M. S. Kuhn, Episcopal Church of the Mediator, Harbert
La Rev. Rebecca Baird Lepley, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Harsens Island
La Rev. Tracie Little, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church en Fenton
El Rev. James Lively, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Sturgis
La Rev. Pamela Lynch, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church en Gaylord
El Rev. Thomas Manney, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Bad Axe
La Rev. Díacona Judy Marinco, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church en Fenton
El Rev. Mike Marinco, St. Jude’s Episcopal Church en Fenton
La Rev. Lily Marx, St. Gregory’s Episcopal Church en Muskegon
El Rev. Diácono Dr. Daniel L. Maxwell, Trinity Episcopal Church en Alpena
El Rev. Diácono John R. Meengs, Retired, Saugatuck
El Rev. David Meyers, St. Peter’s-by-the-Lake Episcopal Church en Montague
El Muy Rev. Bill McClure, Trinity Episcopal Church en Alpena
El Rev. Richard McKenzie, ELCA clergy serving Trinity Episcopal Church en Grand Ledge
El Rev. DiáconoThomas McPherson, Trinity Episcopal Church en Marshall
El Rev. Kenneth Michnay, ELCA clergy serving St. John’s Episcopal Church en Grand Haven
La Rev. Diácona Cynthia Nawrocki, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church en Grand Rapids
El Rev. Curt Norman, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Saginaw
La Rev. Ann Norton, St. John the Baptist Episcopal Church en Otter Lake
El Rev. Thomas O’Dell, Christ Episcopal Church en Charlevoix
La Rev. Rebecca Owsley, Retired, East Tawas
La Rev. Nurya Love Parish, Holy Spirit Episcopal Church en Belmont
El Rev. Diácono Larry Parks, Grace Episcopal Church en Lapeer
La Rev. Sara Parks, Grace Episcopal Church en Lapeer
El Rev. James Perra, Grace Episcopal Church en Traverse City
La Rev. Mary Perrin, St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church en Kalamazoo
El Rev. David R. Pike, St. David’s Episcopal Church en Lansing
La Rev. Diane Pike, Southwest Michigan Episcopal Covenant
La Rev. Elsa Pressentin, Retired, Muskegon
El Rev. Gerald Rehagen, Retired,
La Rev. Pamela Renna, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Saginaw
La Rev. Susan C. Rich, Trinity Episcopal Church en Bay City
El Rev. Rick Schark, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church en Coldwater
El Rev. Daniel S.J. Scheid, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Flint
El Rev. Canónigo Robert Alan Schiesler, Retirado, Grand Rapids
La Rev. Anne Schnaare, Trinity Episcopal Church en Marshall
El Rev. Harold Schneider, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Otter Lake
El Rev. Philip A. Seitz, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church en Atlanta, Christ Episcopal Church en East Tawas
La Rev. Deb Semon-Scott, Retired, Jonesville
La Rev. Dr. Gail A. Shafer, Trinity Episcopal Church en Grand Ledge
La Rev. Mary J. Shortt, St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church en Higgins Lake
El Rev. Dr. Daniel L. Snyder, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Grand Haven
La Rev. Diácona Bonnie Smith, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church en Elk Rapids
El Rev. James E. Smith, ELCA clergy serving Trinity Episcopal Church en Three Rivers
El Rev. Diácono Thomas Smith, St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church en Davison
El Rev. Jim Sorenson, Retirado, Saginaw
El Rev. Canónigo William J. Spaid, Diócesis Episcopal del Oeste de Michigan
La Rev. Dra. Lydia Agnew Speller, Grace Episcopal Church en Port Huron
La Rev. Diácona Jane Spencer, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Sand Point
El Rev. Canónigo Michael P. Spencer, Diócesis Episcopal del Este de Michigan, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church en Grand Blanc
La Rev. Nancy Steele, Retired, Chesaning
El Rev. Jim Steen, Retirado, Saugatuck
La Rev. Pamela V. Sten, Retirada, Buchanan
La Rev. Diane Stier, St. John’s Episcopal Church en Mount Pleasant
La Rev. Linnea Ruth Peterson Stiffler, Emmanuel Episcopal Church en Hastings
El Rev. Rick Stravers, Retirado, Kalamazoo
El Rev. Charles M. Stuart, Retirado, Saginaw
La Rev. Diácono Christine W. Tillman, Retired, Wyoming
El Rev. Dr. Chysanne Timm, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church en Northport
El Rev. Joel Turmo, St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church en Richland
El Rev. David Vickers, Holy Family Episcopal Church en St. Clair
La Rev. Diácona Patricia Vinge, St. Martin of Tours Episcopal Church en Kalamazoo
La Rev. Sharon Voelker, Retired, Bay City
El Rev. Robert Walton, St. James Episcopal Church en Albion
El Rev. Dr. Randall R. Warren, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church en Kalamazoo
El Rev. Michael Wernick, Holy Cross Episcopal and Ascension Lutheran Church en Kentwood
El Rev. William Whiting, Retirado, Elk Rapids
El Rev. Michael Wood, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church en Portage
La Rev. Susan York, St. Mark’s Episcopal Church en Grand Rapids
