Episcopal Clergy typically lead worship services, deliver sermons, and administer sacraments such as baptism and Holy Communion. They also provide pastoral care, including counseling parishioners, visiting the sick, and supporting individuals during life transitions. Much of their work involves organizing community outreach, coordinating church programs, and collaborating with lay leaders, church staff, and volunteer committees. In addition to spiritual leadership, Episcopal Clergy often manage administrative tasks and guide the vision and mission of their congregation.