Section 1 - Canonical requirements
- Which Canon of the Episcopal Church relates to Lay Ministers
- How does one become and remain a Communicant in Good Standing of a particular Parish or Mission
- How does one change one's membership from one Episcopal Parish or Mission to another
- Who establishes the guidelines and training for Lay Leaders
- What are the five classes of licensed Lay ministers
- Who licenses a Lay minister
- Who may request that a Lay minister be licensed
- How long may a Lay License run
- May a License be revoked, and if so, by whom
- What two conditions must be fulfilled for the renewal of a License
- What conditions must be met for a Licensed Lay minister to serve in a Parish or Mission other than the one the License originally specified
- List three areas in which the person licensed shall conform to the directions of the Bishop and the Clergy in charge
- What is a Pastoral Leader (Lay Pastor)
- What is a Lay Preacher allowed to do
- What restrictions apply to a Lay Preacher
- What are the two functions of a Lay Eucharistic Minister
- Who establishes the qualifications, requirements, and guidelines for the selection, training, and use of Lay Eucharistic Ministers
- What is the function of a Catechist
- What is the function of a Lay Reader
- Who recommends a person for licensing as a Lay Reader
- Who has the authority of training and licensing a Lay Reader
- Who directs the work of a Lay Reader
- What two functions may a Lector perform
- Does a Lector have to be licensed by the Bishop
- Who appoints a Lector
- What training is appropriate for a Lector
