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The Bishops
of the United Anglican Church
The Most Rev’d
Dr. Robert D. Parlotz, OHS
Archbishop and Primate
Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of the West
Dates
of Ordination (1965 to present):
Received
as Bishop, 31 May 2001, The Traditional Episcopal Church, Clearwater FLConsecrated as Bishop, 14 September 2000, The Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches, at Cathedral Church of the Redeemer, Oklahoma
City OKAppointed as Canon for Chaplains and Elected
as Suffragan Bishop, April 2000, The Communion of Evangelical Episcopal ChurchesOrdained as Priest, 6 August 1999, Diocese of St Patrick, Province of North America, The Communion
of Evangelical Episcopal Churches, at Lutheran Bible Institute Chapel, Issaquah WAOrdained as Deacon, 31 July 1999, Diocese of St Patrick, Province of North America, The Communion
of Evangelical Episcopal Churches, at Cathedral Church of the Redeemer, Oklahoma City OKConfirmed, 14 December 1996, The Diocese of Olympia, The Episcopal Church of the United
State of America, at Saint James Cathedral, Seattle WAOrdained
as a Minister, 4 June 1970, The General Council of the Assemblies of GodLicense to Preach, 5 July 1965, The Northern California-Nevada District Council of the Assemblies of
God.
Religious Order:
Life-Professed Oblate, 1 May
2005, The Oblates of the Holy Spirit Education:Doctor of Theology in the Episcopacy (ThD), Laud Hall Seminary,
23 February 2002Graduate of Air War College, Air
University, Department of the United States Air Force, Maxwell Air Force Base AL, 29 June 1993Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership (EdD), Seattle University, 3 June
1990Doctor of Ministry (DMin), Brite Divinity School,
Texas Christian University, 10 August 1973Master
of Divinity (MDiv), Brite Divinity School, Texas Christian University, 14 May 1972Graduate Study in New Testament (Cand. MA), Graduate School of Theology, Wheaton College (Illinois),
1966-1968 Bachelor of Science, Bethany College, Santa
Cruz CA, 28 May 1966 Post-Doctoral Coursework
and Continuing Education at: University of Texas; University of California--Santa Barbara; University of Washington;
Harvard Medical School; Milton H. Erickson Foundation; School of Ministry of the Diocese of Olympia, Church Divinity School
of the Pacific
Pastoral and Chaplaincy Ministries:
Rector, Holy Cross United Anglican Church, Yakima WA – 2004 to presentResearcher, The Institute for the Study of Spirituality and Trauma – 1986-presentGrand Chaplain, NATO Grand Priory of Saint Sebastian—Soldier-Martyr,
Sovereign Military Order of the Temple of Jerusalem – 1995-presentInternational Airport Chaplain, Seattle WA – 1978-presentBishop Ordinary, Diocese of the Northwest, United Anglican Church – 2002-2004Vicar General of Chaplains, United Anglican Church – 2002-2004President, Laud Hall Seminary – 2001-2004Professor of Theology, Laud Hall Seminary – 2001-2004Military Reserve Chaplain, United States Air Force, 1981-2004Wing Chaplain, 1981-1986, Staff Chaplain at Numbered Air Force, 1986-1987, Headquarters
Chaplain, Numbered Air Force, 1987-2004Bishop Ordinary,
Diocese of the Northwest, Traditional Episcopal Church – 2001-2002Vicar General of Chaplains, Traditional Episcopal Church – 2001-2002Suffragan Bishop of Chaplains, The Communion of Evangelical Episcopal Churches –
2000-2001Rector, Saint Luke’s Evangelical Episcopal
Church of Bellevue, WA, 1999-2001Professor of Psychology
and Coordinator of the Department of Behavioral Science, Northwest University, Kirkland WA, 1977-1996Adjunct Faculty in Theology, Northwest Extension, Assemblies of God Theological
Seminary 1988-1996National Chaplain, The Reserve
Officers Association of the Unites States – 1988-1995United States Delegate, Commission 5 (Military Emergency Preparedness and Assistance; Civil-Military Co-operation
Commission), Confédération Interalliée des Officiers de Réserve of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
– 1989-1994Visiting Professor of Theology,
Far East Advanced School of Theology, Manila, Republic of the Philippines, August 1983Hospital Chaplain, Clinical Pastoral Education, Parkland Memorial Hospital, Dallas TX,
1972-1974University Campus Minister for the North
Texas District of the Assemblies of God, 1971-1977Pastoral
ministry in Santa Cruz, Fremont, and San Francisco, California; Urbana, Illinois; and Fort Worth, Texas, in churches of the
General Council of the Assemblies of God – 1965-1971
The Rt. Rev’d Barry Eugene Yingling, CSSS
Th.D
Bishop Ordinary
of the Diocese of the Transfiguration
President
and Dean, Laud Hall Seminary
Bishop Barry Eugene Yingling is the Bishop Ordinary of the
Diocese of the Transfiguration of the United Anglican Church, Rector of St. Alban’s Anglican Church in York, Pennsylvania,
Dean of Laud Hall Seminary, and Chaplain of The Brunswick, an assisted living facility in York.
A graduate of Excelsior College with a B.S., he also holds a Masters in Theology degree from St. Mary’s Seminary and
University in Baltimore, Maryland. He completed a residency in clinical pastoral education with Wellspan Health System, where
he served as the Chaplain Resident in the Behavioral Health Services line. Bishop Yingling also holds a certificate in religious
studies from the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania.
Bishop Yingling has an
extensive background in healthcare, having served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of the Emergency Health Services
Federation for fifteen years, and Chairman of the Board of the health systems agency for southcentral Pennsylvania. He has
also served as executive director of Harford Hospice, a hospice program in Maryland, and on the boards of directors of the
former Lebanon Valley General Hospital, the Hospice Network of Maryland, the Joseph Richey Hospice in Baltimore, and the Central
Pennsylvania Health Planning and Marketing Association. He was the founder and first chairman of the Pennsylvania Association
of Regional Emergency Medical Services Councils. His health career began as a nursing assistant at Memorial Hospital, York
in the 1970’s. The Bishop has also been a lecturer and planning facilitator to nonprofit organizations, specializing
in boardsmanship, organizational structures, strategic planning. As the president of The Yingling Organization, the Bishop
provided consulting services to nonprofit organizations, as well as executive mentoring.
Bishop Yingling has also served as the Senior Warden of Grace and St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Baltimore, Maryland,
and as a member of that parish’s parochial school board. Bishop Yingling is also the Chaplain
at The Brunswick at Longstown and Academic Dean of Laud Hall Seminary, a distance learning institution of the United Anglican
Church.
The Rt. Rev’d Jesus-Manuel Huertas, OHS Abbot
The Oblates of the Holy Spirit
The Rt. Rev. Jesus-Manuel Huertas, OHS, was
born and raised in Manati, Puerto Rico. He is the son of the late Jesus M. Huertas and Mrs. Maria Aviles-Adorno. Bishop Huertas
has been married to the former Mayda-Iris Sanchez for almost 28 years and together they have two children, Juan-Carlos, a
pastor in the United Methodist Church, Louisiana Conference and Aisha-Najash, Marketing and Public Education Coordinator for
the Coalition on Organ Donation in Richmond. They also have a daughter-in-law, Shannon Huertas and a grandson, Andrew-Seth. Bishop Huertas was raised in the Roman Catholic Church and in 1972 came to a saving knowledge of Christ in a church
of the Christian and Missionary Alliance. After four years of service in the U.S. Navy, bishop Huertas became a ministerial
assistant in the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church of Magnolia Gardens in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. In 1990 he was ordained
a minister in the Christian and Missionary Alliance while he was the Senior Pastor of the Church of the Sovereign Christ in
Levittown, Puerto Rico. After many years of spiritual struggle, bishop Huertas became a priest in the year 2000 in the Oblates
of the Holy Spirit Religious Order. The Oblates of the Holy Spirit is a non-residential religious order sponsored by the United
Anglican Church. In 2003, Bishop Huertas was elected Abbot of the Oblates of the Holy Spirit and the College of Bishops of
the United Anglican Church elevated him to the position of Mitered Abbot and invested him with episcopal authority. He was
consecrated in Clearwater, FL by the late Archbishop Gilbert C. McDowell, Abbot George D. Clark and Bishop Robert Parlotz.
In 1992, Bishop Huertas became a chaplain with the Federal Bureau of Prisons and has occupied
positions of increasing responsibility in the Federal Detention Center in Oakdale, LA, the Federal Correctional Institution
in Ray Brook, NY, the Federal Correctional Institution in Oakdale, LA and the United States Penitentiary in Pollock, LA. In
November, 2004, bishop Huertas became the Supervisory Chaplain at the Federal Correctional Complex in Petersburg, VA. In 1997,
Chaplain Huertas received the award, “National Chaplain of the Year” of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Bishop Huertas is a graduate of the University of Puerto Rico,
Andersonville Theological Seminary, the Graduate National School of Pastoral Counseling, Lael College and Graduate School
and Laud Hall Seminary. His main areas of interest are Pastoral Counseling and Sacred Liturgy. He has an expertise in crisis
intervention and management and has served in the Crisis Support Team of the Federal Bureau of Prisons at the local, regional
and national level. Bishop’s Huertas motto is “To God, the Best and the Greatest.”
Bishop Clark (Bio not available)
Bishop Delgado (Bio not available)
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