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Annual Meeting 2025
143rd Annual Meeting Episcopal Church Women,Diocese of North Carolina Saturday, November 15, 2025, 9 AM – 3:30 PM The Station at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church875 W. 5th St. Winston-Salem NC 27101 Special Guest: Lisa Bortner President, National Episcopal Church Women Sharing her vision for… ECW Reimagined! National ECW is a churchwide organization dedicated to empowering Episcopal…
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The Rev. Ludia Galia Jambo
Ludia Galia Jambo is a Moro, and might have been born in the year 1939. She is not really certain of her age, which is quite common for those born in rural areas of South Sudan. She knows she was born in Mundri District, and knows that she was baptized by Bishop Oliver Allison, possibly…
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The Rev. Teresa Aduk Jerboam
Teresa Aduk Jerboam was born in the village of Duk, north of the town of Bor, in South Sudan in 1968. She came to Renk in 1987, two years after getting married, when her husband, Joseph Nyading, was transferred here from Malakal, where they had been living. Joseph is now a brigadier general in the…
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a Society to procure funds for religious purposes
The ladies of the congregation having formed themselves into a Society to procure funds for religious purposes, have made to the church several valuable presents. (Source: The Rev. Thomas Wright, Parochial Report, St. Luke’s Church, Salisbury, 1828 Journal of Convention, 24)
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MARGARET S. (TOG) NEWMAN
b. April 9, 1936 by Mary Louise Burress and Sue Burress Wall, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Winston-Salem, 2016 Tog Newman has had extensive experience with cultural, civic, and community leadership in Winston-Salem, the state, the region, and the nation. She has been an active member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church since she and her husband…
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ladies plying their needles diligently
The Ladies Working Society have continued during the last year to ply their needles diligently in the service of the Church. From the profits of their industry a sufficient sum has been raised to defray the expense of erecting a tower to our Church. (Source: The Rev. William M. Green, Parochial Report, St. Matthew’s Church,…
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many ladies of the congregation
A Working Society, consisting of many ladies of the congregation has been instituted for the purpose of procuring funds for different religious uses. (Source: The Rev. R. S. Mason, Parochial Report, Christ’s Church, Newbern, 1827 Journal of Convention, 21)
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Welfare of the Church
Much praise is due to the ladies of the congregation for their exertions to promote the welfare of the Church. (Source: The Rev. C. C. Brainerd, Parochial Report, St. John’s Church, Williamsborough, 1826 Journal of Convention, 25)
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to afford pecuniary aid to the Church
The ladies of the congregation have formed a society, the object of which is, by the profits of their labour, to afford pecuniary aid to the Church, which has already reaped the benefits of their labours. (Source: The Rev. William M. Green, Parochial Report, St. Matthew’s Church, Hillsborough, 1826 Journal of Convention, 22)
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ladies of the congregation
We owe a new and handsome set of plate to the liberality of the ladies of the congregation. (Source: The Rev. Henry M. Mason, Parochial Report, St. John’s Church, Fayetteville, 1826 Journal of Convention, 21)
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Women gift the missionary fund
Presented to the missionary fund by the Episcopal Working Association of Smithville, $10.00. (Source: The Rev. Adam Empie, Parochial Report, Smithville, 1827 Journal of Convention, 22)
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