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Health, Disability and Life Insurance is available to
all clergy and lay professionals employed in the Diocese of Washington.
Information is available on this site about health, disability and life
insurance, eligibility, enrollment, claims and policy cancellation procedures.
Also available here is information on pension and other benefits available
to employees.
Each parish is considered their own employing unit and should create their own guidelines for benefit participation. The "Diocesan Personal Policies and Guidelines" which is created bi-annually by the Personnel Committee with the help of key diocesan staff members is sent to each parish after production and contains suggested guidelines for setting benefits and salary for clergy, lay staff and musicians.
For information on other insurance including church property
and liability insurance, refer to the Wardens'
Corner.
Health and Dental Insurance
Includes information on available coverage, insurance enrollment and cancellation
procedures, enrollment and claim forms, and who to contact with insurance
questions. (Including Gym membership discounts)
Disability Insurance
Information on long-term and short-term disability for full-time clergy
and lay employees.
Life Insurance
Information on life insurance in the Diocese of Washington.
Pension Benefits
Where to find information and forms for retirement planning, pension fund
enrollments and other publications.
Long-Term Care Insurance
Employees may purchase this insurance to cover the care they may require
when they advance in age or if they acquire a chronic illness in which
they may no longer be able to care for themselves without the assistance
of another.
Death Benefit for Widows and Children of Clergy
Clergy canonically resident in the dioceses of Maryland, Washington and Easton are eligible to join The Corporation for Relief of the Widows and Children of the Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Maryland. The Corporation extends benefits to spouses, "domestic partners” and economically dependent children of deceased members who have been canonically resident for at least five years in one of the three dioceses.
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