Open to:

• All clergy (presbyters and deacons) of the communion Invited guest clergy and laity

• To provide information relative to the theory and practice of the Orthodox ordained ministry
• To impart through guest lectures knowledge of issues and problems crucial to a clergyman in today’s culture
• To create a forum for common discussion regarding ministerial challenges
• To learn on a continuing basis the spiritual and historical roots of the Church and her theology

• All presbyters and deacons are required by the Metropolitan to attend.

One week biennially—the third or fourth week in July—of even-numbered years (those opposite the Archdiocesan Convention).

             The House of Clergy shall actively involve themselves in matters concerning the church and shall make recommendations to the House of Bishops regarding matters of importance to the church.

              The House of Clergy shall be convened and presided over by the Master General who shall act as a member of the Council of Advisors.