From The Living Church-
For the fourth time in two decades, General Convention will include a
faceoff between bishops and deputies about whether the church should
pay a salary to the president of the House of Deputies (or PHoD), which
has always been a volunteer position.
In 1997, 2000, and 2015, the House of Deputies passed resolutions
calling for compensation for the president. Each time, the House of
Bishops voted no, thereby killing the proposals.
Early indications are that the same thing may very well happen again.
There’s more at stake than just one person’s paycheck. The dispute
touches on issues going to the heart of the Episcopal Church’s polity
and its bicameral governing body.
The two houses look at the issue through very different filters. The
deputies see it as a fairness issue, while the bishops believe it’s
important to protect the authority of the episcopacy in the Episcopal
Church.
More here-
https://livingchurch.org/2018/05/23/time-for-a-presidents-salary/?platform=hootsuite
Wednesday, May 23, 2018
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