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Episcopal Church Women in NC
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Charlotte Convocation Spring Gathering 2022 Video On April 2, 2022, the ECW of the Charlotte Convocation, chaired by Lois Johnson, hosted a two-hour program titled “Building Beloved Community: From Here to Equality – Reparations for Black Americans.” For those who were present at Christ Church in Charlotte but would like another opportunity to listen in,…
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Videos of individual sections of the meeting can be viewed from the Playlists section of our YouTube Channel.
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Charlotte Convocation ReportAnnual Meeting 2021 Greetings from the Charlotte Convocation of the Episcopal Church Women. It has been a pleasure during these past three years with the most difficult, this past year and a half with Covid. Let me take this opportunity to give my condolences to all families who have lost family and friends…
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Proposed Agenda 139th Annual Meeting An Online Meeting for theWomen of the Diocese of North Carolina Friday, November 5, 2021 – 7-9 pm 7:00-7:05: Welcome, Call to Order – Mary Hawkins, Interim ECW President7:05-7:10: Bishop’s Greeting – The Rt. Rev. Anne Elliott Hodges-Copple, VI Bishop Suffragan of North Carolina7:10-7:40: Evening Prayer – The Rev. Sarah Woodard,…
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Church Periodical Club ReportAnnual Meeting 2021 NC Seminarian Book Grants Awarded Liam BarrJosiah DanielsKimberly DunnKeith EspositoSarah KoppelbergerSarah Diener-Schlitt Donations to National CPC Funds National Book FundMiles of Pennies
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Recommendations for 2021 Mission Funds Awards The Episcopal Church Women, Diocese of North Carolina, accepts offerings from churches to support Mission ministries. The generous support of these programs enables us to help demonstrate Jesus’ love. 1. The Christmas Mission Fund is a designated gift for mission work in children’s programs, inside and outside the diocese.…
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A Message from the Interim President Greetings. WELCOME to the 139th Annual Meeting of the Episcopal Church Women, Diocese of North Carolina. My name is Mary Hawkins. I am blessed to be your Interim ECW President for the next year. The Episcopal Church Women in the Diocese of North Carolina are dedicated to sharing the…
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Reading from The Book of Remembrance is a cherished tradition at the annual meetings of the Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of North Carolina. All churches are invited to submit a list of ECW members who have died since the last Annual Meeting (November 2020) for inclusion in The Book of Remembrance. If you have a name…
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The Sandhills Convocation is composed of eight Episcopal Churches: The Sandhills Convocation has not been meeting. However, B. J. Lowry, President of All Saint’s Hamlet, and I talk quite frequently. We both sent in UTO contributions from All Saints Hamlet and Calvary Church, Wadesboro. St. Thomas’ in Sanford meets on Friday nights for a session…