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Episcopal Church Women in NC
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The Rt. Rev. Anne Hodges-Copple, Bishop Suffragan of the Diocese of NC, to Address the 131st ECWAnnual Meeting On the morning of June 15, 2013, the Diocese of North Carolina ordained the Rt. Rev. Anne Elliott Hodges-Copple as its sixth Bishop Suffragan and the first female bishop in Province IV. Over 1,400 people attended or…
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What do they have in common? Find out in November Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread: Fighting Hunger in Our Own Backyard You are invited to the 127th annual gatheringof the Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of North CarolinaHosted by the ECW of the Raleigh Convocation Who: All – women and men, laity…
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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…
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(Further questions should be directed to Dorothy Smith of the Diocese of NC’s ECW,uto@ecw-nc.org.) Applications Now Available for the Julia Chester Emery Internship In 2015, the UTO Board began an internship program for young adults in honor of the countless women who served as UTO missionaries. The 2021-2022 internship will be a part of the…
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Opportunities to Strengthen Your Faith and Your ECW Branch The Millennium Development Goals are about putting feet on our faith. We can’t do everything, but we can do something.(ECW president Lisa Towle in her address to Diocesan Convention, January 2006) The eight Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) form a blueprint agreed to by all nations to…