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  1. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS. This section contains compensation guidelines for clergy and lay employees. It is updated annually. You can also find the diocesan sabbatical leave policy here.

  2. Nov 17, 2020 · A sabbatical is not a leave of absence. Nor is a sabbatical an extended vacation. Sabbaticals are a carefully planned event that is designed to benefit both the ministry of the pastor and the church as a whole. This planning is usually done well in advance and should involve the pastor, the church leadership team, and the church body.

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  4. Jan 27, 2022 · To help promote health and wholeness in the church, the Southwestern Washington Synod has developed extended study leave guidelines. These guidelines apply principally to rostered clergy; however, they may also apply to rostered deacons, depending on the nature of their responsibilities in a parish or specialized ministry setting.

  5. An extended study leave is to be a mutually negotiated agreement between the pastor or the deacon and the congregation/institution. Planning for how the study leave time will be used will be done by the pastor or deacon, in consultation with the local governing body (church council, parish executive committee, agency board,

  6. Southwestern Washington Synod Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) January 2023-1 - ... (i.e., sabbatical leaves, continuing education leave, etc.).

  7. These costs are most likely to be classified as taxable compensation by the IRS, unless the family member is also a minister of that church. A church or minister should consult a tax professional for assistance in determining whether a specific Sabbatical cost amounts to taxable income for the minister. . < Back.

  8. Requested sabbatical leave should fall within a single academic year (7/1 – 6/30, annually) and start dates should align with UW’s payroll quarter start dates (autumn 9/16, winter 12/16, spring 3/16, summer 6/16). Ideally, librarians will apply for sabbatical in the academic year preceding the academic year in which the leave occurs.

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