Convocation Structure | Diocese of Milwaukee South
St. Matthew's, Kenosha
St. Andrew's, Kenosha
St. John's, Burlington
St. Luke's, Racine
St. Michael's, Racine
St. Nicholas', Racine
Metro
All Saints’, Milwaukee
St. Paul’s, Milwaukee
St. Luke’s, Milwaukee
St. Timothy’s, Milwaukee
St. Mark’s, Milwaukee
St. James’, Milwaukee
Trinity, Wauwatosa
Christ Church, Whitefish Bay
St. Thomas’, Greendale
St. Mark’s, S. Milwaukee
St. Peter’s, West Allis
St. Martin’s, Brown Deer
North
St. Francis', Menomonee Falls
St. Boniface, Mequon
St. Simon’s, Port Washington
St. Aidan’s, Hartford
St. James’, West Bend
St. Christopher’s, River Hills
Waukesha
St. Edmund’s, Elm Grove
St. Bart’s, Pewaukee
St. Peter’s, N. Lake
St. Mary’s, Dousman
Zion, Oconomowoc
St. Anskar’s, Hartland
St. Paul’s, Ashippun
St. John’s, Delafield
St. Matthias, Waukesha
St Alban’s, Sussex
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St. Mark’s, Beaver Dam
Good Shepherd, Sun Prairie
St. Luke’s, Madison
St. Dunstan’s, Madison
Grace, Madison
St. Andrew’s, Madison
St. Francis’ House, Madison
Trinity, Platteville
Trinity, Mineral Point
Trinity, Baraboo
St. John’s, Portage
Holy Cross, Wisconsin Dells
St. Barnabas, Richland Center
Holy Trinity, Prairie du Chien
Central
Christ Church, Delavan
Holy Communion, Lake Geneva
St. John’s, Elkhorn
Trinity, Janesville
St. Paul’s, Beloit
St. Andrew’s, Monroe
St. Luke's, Whitewater
Resurrection, Mukwonago
St. Paul's Watertown
St. Peter's, Ft. Atkinson
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In the Diocese of Milwaukee, parishes are divided on a regional basis into Convocations (see the attached document for the full Convocation structure). The Convocations exist to meet on an as needed/when needed for a specific reason or mission initiative. The member congregatons are, of course, welcome to meet for whatever purpose, and at whatever time they wish, but at present there is no expectation or requirement that they meet unless expressly requested by the Bishop to do so. The Convocation structure may prove useful in fostering mutual engagement by combining gifts and resources to use in joint ministires. It also may serve as a vehicle for trainings, listening sessions, and a way to gather to share best practices and fellowship with neighboring congregations. Shortly after Easter, Bishop Miller will appoint one priest from each Convocation to serve as Dean, and is going to ask the Deans to gather the clergy of their respective Convocations on a quarterly basis for study, fellowship, or other mutually agreed upon activity. The sole purpose of these gatherings will be to strengthen the relationships among area clergy. |
Ċ ď Kyle Oliver, Apr 9, 2009 11:58 AM
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