Clergy - Hierarchy
The Church Hierarchy is quite simple. The terminology may chage as time passes, but the leader of the Church is the Arch High Priestess (or Arch High Priest). This individual is responsible for overseeing the growth of the church, for planning policy and so forth.
At some point, when the Church receives full Non-Profit status, there will be an executive council, of which the Arch High Priestess will be the chairperson. On this council will sit a number of positions yet to be determined.
The first individual ordained in a geographic area will be the High Priestess or High Priest of that area. Such an area will be an area which that person is able to oversee with reasonable ease. It may be a major metropolitan area, or a State - depending on the size of the area and the ability of that High Priestess or High Priest to reach.
All other persons ordained in that area will be known as Priestess or Priest.