Image Description: The stamp for the Episcopal Diocese of the Great Lakes. The bottom of the stamp is a orange-yellow shield with a dark blue outline that reads "Estd. 2024" in highly stylized type with two Episcopal-style crosses. On the top of the shield, like it's sailing on it, is the two-sailed ship from the diocesan seal, along with the three stars in the sky. the largest of which represents our new diocese while the two smaller stars represent our two legacy dioceses.
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Image Description: The wordmark for our diocese that reads, "EPISCOPAL DIOCESE OF THE GREAT LAKES." The first four words are in all caps in a simple-yet-wide sans serif font. "Great Lakes" is also in all-caps, but in a highly stylized font that is reminiscent of vintage sign art. The G, L and S all have added flourishes that look like waves. This is the horizontal orientation of the wordmark and it is shown in the warm gray (off-white) brand color.

Minister & Work Here!

The Episcopal Diocese of the Great Lakes is committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment characterized by love and a commitment to honoring the dignity of every human. We enthusiastically encourage people from all walks of life and backgrounds who share our commitment to loving as Jesus taught us to apply for positions available on our diocesan staff and in our parishes.

Current Lay Openings

There are currently no known open lay positions in our diocese. If you are a member of a congregation with a lay employment position to publish, please contact Nora Stone, Communication Assistant.

Current Clergy Openings

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Gladwin | Rector/Vicar/Priest-in-Charge

Review the Office for Transition Ministry profile here.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Paw Paw | Part-Time Rector/Vicar/Priest-in-Charge

Review the Vocation Hub profile here.

Get to know our bishop candidates.

Visit the Candidate Page
Image Description: A two-blue-toned color blocked background is behind the four headshots and names of the bishop candidates who are featured below. The image also includes the diocesan shield and reads "Meet the Candidates."