Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes Elects Christopher Klukas as Bishop Coadjutor
The Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes (ADGL) has elected the Very Rev. Christopher M. Klukas as Bishop Coadjutor on the first ballot, following a prayerful search and election process conducted in accordance with the diocese’s Constitution and Canons and the newly adopted Custo
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