Transitions
Why consider serving in
the Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma?
Since 1837, the Episcopal Church in Oklahoma has attracted mission-minded clergy to new and satisfying engagements of the Gospel. While we come from diverse backgrounds, we are united in proclaiming ourselves to be the Oklahoma branch of the Jesus Movement. We are mindful of the deep and painful wake of our past, including the Trail of Tears as well as the bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in 1995. Today, the virtues of service, honor, and kindness are celebrated as the "Oklahoma Standard" to which many local business and organizations have pledged themselves.
We come to this time of Diocesan transition in good health -- spiritually, organizationally and financially. As you consider the stewardship of your ordination vows, we invite you to discern with us. Please take a look at the clergy openings that follow:
- Congregations Receiving names: No openings at this time.
REVISED SEARCH PROCESS MANUAL
Completed Searches
- Ada, St. Luke's: The Rev. Tammy Wooliver
- Bartlesville, St. Luke's: The Rev. Nick Phares, Rector
- Canon for Congregational Vitality: The Rev. Steve Carlsen
- Canterbury School Chaplain
- Duncan, All Saints': The Rev. David Galletley
- Holland Hall Upper School Chaplain
- Lawton, St. Andrews: The Rev. Stephanie Jenkins, Rector
- McAlester, All Saints': The Rev. Janie Koch, Vicar
- Midwest City, St. Christophers: The Rev. Dale Plummer
- Norman, St. John's: The Rev. James Detrich, Rector
- Oklahoma City, St. Paul's Cathedral: The Rev. Katie Churchwell, Dean
- Ponca City, Grace: The Rev. Caleb Roberts, Rector
- Tulsa, St. Luke: The Rev. John Rule, Vicar
- Tulsa, Trinity Church: The Rev. Dr. W. Lee Domenick, Rector
- Tulsa, St. John's: The Rev. David Bumsted
- Tulsa, Saint Simeon's Senior Living Community: The Rev. Susanne Methven
If you have any questions, please contact the Canon to the Ordinary, the Rev. Betsy Randall, directly via email at canonbetsy@epiok.org or via phone at (405) 416-5562.