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Supply Clergy Updated January 1, 2008 This is a list of clergy in the Diocese who are willing to supply on an as-needed basis. Please inform the Communications Office at the Episcopal Center of any deletions, additions, or corrections at news@episcopalmn.org Notes to Supply Clergy from Bishop James Jelinek Compensation for Services $150 - One Service $175 - Two Services in One Location on the Same Morning $ 47 - Minimum rate per hour for Pastoral Care (such as Hospital Calls) New for 2008: Compensation for Travel 46 cents per mile Roster Sections: (click title to jump to that section) Priests Available in All Regions Priests Available in the Northern Regions Priests Available in the Metro Area Priests Available in the Southern Regions * Available second Sundays only Available second and fourth Sundays only Priests Available in All Regions** The Rev. Elaine C. Barber fizdiz3437@hotmail.com 952-474-9177 The Rev. Ed Barnett ebarnett@comcast.net 952-929-0345 The Rev. Debbie Brown debronmn@aol.com 651-454-6406 The Rev. Leonard Claxton shirlen@bevcomm.net 507-776-3019 The Rev. Clifford Crook available May 15th through October 15th padrecliff@hotmail.com 651-338-9573 The Rev. Bob Furniss bobfurniss@comcast.net 651-702-2623 The Rev. Alan Grant revawg@comcast.net 612-822-6798 The Rev. Jay Hanson jdhanson6@earthlink.net 218-388-9473 612-419-1776 The Rev. Judy Hoover frdr@aol.com 763-545-0712 The Rev. Kathryn Jeffrey kgjeffrey@msn.com 651-787-9716 The Rev. Jim Jenkins barney5220@aol.com 952-920-2873 The Rev. Andy Jensen 651-426-5234 The Rev. Cathy McDonald jmcdonld@pressenter.com 952-942-0965 The Rev. Philip McNairy philmcnairy@hotmail.com 651-388-8830 The Rev. A. Paul Nancarrow debnancarrow@comcast.net 763-425-8177 The Rev. Donald Nesheim dnesheim@earthlink.net 763-529-9079 The Rev. Ted Neuhaus theodore.neuhaus@worldnet.att.net 651-221-9723 The Rev. Lynn Orville orvilles@paulbunyan.net 218-444-2291 * The Rev. George Porthan 218-229-3399 The Rev. Charles Preble charlespreble@mac.com 320-363-4796 The Rev. Canon John Rettger jrettger@comcast.net 763-757-3481 The Rev. Canon Stephen Schaitberger stephenschaitberger@charter.net 218-330-1402 The Rev. Carolyn Schmidt madrecj@aol.com 507-364-8773 612-719-9195 (cell) The Rev. Edward Sheppard 651-646-0346 The Rev. Jim Snyder REVJAMESSNYDER@msn.com 612-869-8873 The Rev. William Teska billteska@gmail.com 612-722-3005 The Rev. Marilla Whitney marillaw@juno.com 507-831-0254 The Rev. Claudia Windal cwindal@aol.com 612-822-6846 612-990-6343 (cell) The Rev. Milton Wright mkwright70@comcast.net 651-698-2760 Priests Available Only in Northern Regions Regions I, II, and III The Rev. George Ross 888-370-4633 (cell) 218-335-2646 The Rev. George Schulenberg gschulen@prtel.com 218-998-3655 Priests Available Only in the Metro Area Regions VI, VII, VIII, and IX The Rev. Elaine Barber fizdiz3437@hotmail.com 952-474-9177 The Rev. Robert Hardman robrankin3@aol.com 651-649-1154 The Rev. Robert Miller mbmiller@comcast.net 612-724-3200 The Rev. Mary M. Phelps maryp1@aol.com 952-929-1679 Priests Available Only in Southern Regions Regions IV and V The Rev. John Bartholomew 651-345-2722 The Rev. James H. Cook 651-388-3206 The Rev. Michael Schulenberg kschulenberg@hotmail.com 651-345-2179 Notes to supply clergy from Bishop James Jelinek** Supply clergy, whether canonically resident or licensed to officiate, are members of this Diocese and in effect are representatives of the Diocese whenever they function in one of the 109 parishes in the Diocese of Minnesota. As such, these priests serve the common good. This means they bear some responsibility for the spiritual health of the congregation and its relationship with the rest of the Diocese. I ask you to be mindful of this as you prepare to lead worship. Perhaps most importantly, I ask you to spend time in preparation of a sermon based on Episcopal Church theology that speaks to the community in particular. Preach the Good News. It would be particularly appropriate for you to mention or acknowledge the Episcopal Church. Recall always that you represent the voice of the Episcopal Church—all of the Church that is not present in that community. Give encouragement to the congregation to be a missionary church. Translate the Gospel into today’s setting, and speak of your faith as well. I believe it is very important for people to hear this from preachers. I believe strongly that parishioners need to hear the Good News about what we are for as opposed to what we are against. They also need to hear about hope, how it overcomes fear, and how individual lives or individual communities can be transformed. I am grateful for your ministry, for the years of experience you have and bring to it, for your willingness to travel sometimes to unfamiliar places, for your faith. I pray you are nurtured in the doing.

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