Welcome to the Diocese of Long Island
We are so glad you are including the Diocese of Long Island in your search and discernment process!
Stretching from Brooklyn Bridge to Montauk Point, Long Island is a progressive diocese that comprises many different kinds of communities, and churches of many languages, who serve them.
Under the leadership of Bishop Lawrence Provenzano, the Diocese of Long Island is dedicated to supporting ministry where parishes and their clergy feel called. With congregational development and outreach grants from Episcopal Ministries of Long Island and significant support from Episcopal Real Estate of Long Island, we support ministry in word, deed, and financial support.
Continued lay and clergy development is encouraged through the Mercer School of Theology, Diocesan Congregational Development Institute, the Cathedral of the Incarnation Center for Spiritual Imagination and trainings offered through Congregational Support.
Ongoing partnerships in deaneries and congregational development support through Mutual Ministry Review and other consultant- based services are readily available. We offer clergy-trained coaching and personal leadership development and support. With an available and experienced staff, we seek to provide direct service and ongoing relationships with all our clergy and congregations.
The Diocese of Long Island is a great place to build your ministry practice and grow in Spirit and grace. We welcome your inquiries!
For more information or questions, contact the Rev. Canon Claire Woodley, Transition Minister.
Information for Applicants
Recent Clergy Transitions
The Rev. Cameron Walker to Curate at St. John’s, Lattingtown
The Rev. George Sherrill from PIC to Rector at Trinity, Roslyn
The Rev. Edwin Beckham from PIC to Rector at St. Mark’s, Islip
The Rev. Jerry Keucher from St. Mary's, Classon Avenue, is retiring.
The Rev. Joanne Izzo from Canon to the Ordinary (New Jersey) to interim at St. Mary's, Classon Avenue
The Rev. Christopher Sigamoney to longterm supply at St. Thomas, Bellemore.
The Rev. Elise Hanley from curate at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity pro-cathedral to rector, Glanmire Union in Ball Curran, Cork, Ireland.
The Rev. Brendan Nee to curate at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity pro-cathedral.