What is an Episcopal Church Rector?

An Episcopal Church Rector is the priest in charge of a parish within the Episcopal Church. The Rector is responsible for leading worship services, providing spiritual guidance, overseeing church administration, and supporting the congregation's ministries. They work closely with church members, staff, and the vestry to foster spiritual growth and community outreach. The Rector also represents the parish within the larger Episcopal Diocese and upholds the traditions and teachings of the Episcopal faith.