Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)Anno Domini · MMXXVI
A leather-bound register open on a library desk

Keepers of the rolls, the registers, and
the record.

A professional association for the stated clerks of the presbyteries and synods of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) — fellowship, continuing education, and the careful keeping of the record.

An Introduction

Welcome

The Association of Stated Clerks is a professional organization open to all stated clerks of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) — a place for fellowship, continuing education, and counsel with the Office of the General Assembly.

A stated clerk is an elected officer of a council of the church. Under the Book of Order (G-3.0104), the clerk of a presbytery or synod records the transactions of the council, keeps its rolls of membership and attendance, maintains the registers, and preserves its records. Each council keeps a full and accurate record of its proceedings, and those records are the property of the church in perpetuity (G-3.0107).

Inside the members' portal

Three duties,
faithfully supported.

"Let all things be done decently and in order."— 1 Cor. 14:40

I.

Polity FAQ

Search years of Stated Clerk wisdom, denominational rulings, and core documents like the Book of Order in one place.

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II.

Guides & Templates

Ready-made letters, certificates, guides, and motions for the most common Stated Clerk tasks.

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III.

Ask the Clerks AI

An assistant that helps the Clerk answer polity questions from the constitution and real practice — sourced and cited.

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  • 01
    President
    Pamela Prouty
    Presbytery of Minnesota Valleys
  • 02
    Vice-President
    Maureen Wright
    Presbytery of West Virginia
  • 03
    Treasurer
    Larry Beasley
    Presbytery of Utica
  • 04
    Secretary
    Mary Gaut
    Presbytery of Baltimore
  • 05
    Past-President
    Warren McNeill
    Presbytery of New York City; Acting Stated Clerk, Presbytery of NE New Jersey
Become a member

Join a fellowship
of fellow clerks.

Membership brings continuing education, peer counsel, and access to the members' portal — where the guides, polity FAQ, and Ask the Clerks AI live.

The Roll

Add your name

Open to all stated clerks of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).

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Join the conversation

The Association's Google Group is a free discussion list open to every stated clerk — where colleagues trade questions and counsel day to day.

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New members are approved by the Association president — after requesting to join, email Pamela Prouty to be granted access.