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Incardination of Clergy

Incardination of Clergy
Deacons, Priests and Bishops seeking incardination into the Reformed Christian Church International should contact the Presiding Bishop. 

Note for Bishops seeking incardination
Because of the unique and central nature of the episcopal office, the Reformed Christian Church International seeks to discern the relationship we will share with a newly incardinated bishop extensively before agreeing to permanent incardination.  Accordingly the Reformed Christian Church International has established a probationary period prior to incardination for all bishop candidates for incardination.

Bishop candidates for incardination are required to complete a two-year probationary period prior to incardination during which time they will minister as presbyters with temporary faculties.
Bishop candidates for incardination must also be actively engaged in ministry, have valid ministries associated with them in their current communion, and demonstrate leadership, pastoral skills, and good common sense.

At the conclusion of that probationary period, they must be incardinated by unanimous vote of the College of Bishops or be released.


 If interested in pursuing incardination, and desire an application, please contact:

    Request of Information - Incardination of Clergy / Bishops  

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  • Home
  • OFFICE OF THE BISHOP
    • Apostolic Succession
    • Constitution
    • By-Laws
    • Code of Ethics and Professional Practice
    • Canons
    • In Memoriam
    • Supply Clergy
  • THE OFFICE OF VOCATIONS
    • Information on the Sacrament of Ordination
    • Incardination
  • MINISTRY
    • Divine Words Ministry
    • Order of Contemporary Benedictines >
      • OOCB - Website
    • St. Benedict Ecclesiastical Seminary
    • St. Benedict Interfaith Christian Fellowship
    • St. Michael The Protector Christian Fellowship
    • New England Association Of Community Chaplains >
      • NEAOCC - Website
    • Sunrise Ministries
  • Calendar
  • Statements
    • Mission
    • Conduct
    • Response to the Vatican's directive banning the blessing of same-sex unions
    • A Word to the Church
    • Interfaith
    • Religious Coalition for a Violence Free Rhode Island
  • Contact