The Episcopal Diocese of Newark

Religious InstitutionsNew Jersey, United States11-50 Employees

The Episcopal Diocese of Newark is a regional central body of the Anglican Communion, encompassing the northern portion of New Jersey with a network of congregations across multiple counties and urban and rural communities. It supports roughly 26,000 worshipping Episcopalians through a diverse liturgical spectrum and more than 200 active ordained clergy, serving a mission focused on spiritual growth, service, and care for marginalized groups. Established in 1874 (originally as the Diocese of Northern New Jersey) and based in Newark, the diocese operates within the religious institutions sector, emphasizing inclusion and social justice as it guides its congregations in worship and community engagement. Recent developments include leadership changes and staff appointments that reflect ongoing governance and program expansion, such as adding positions to support ministry areas like camp ministries and broader collaborative outreach. The diocese's work is characterized by its regional scope, its place within The Episcopal Church, and its history of progressive ordination practices, including women and openly gay clergy.

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