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History History and Archives Contact Lynn Hoke is the Archivist for the Diocese of North Carolina, and has studied the history of ECW in the diocese. She can be reached at (919) 834-7474 (Diocesan House) or via email. Lynn Hoke Named Distinguished Woman by Diocese of NC ECW (click for more info)
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Thank You Thank you if you registered for Annual Meeting 2020 of the Episcopal Church Women of the Diocese of North Carolina! You will be sent information on how to join the Zoom meeting a couple of days before the meeting date, at the email address you provided. To submit an entry for the Book…
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A Greeting and A Farewell Hello, and WELCOME to the Episcopal Church Women (ECW) 2020 Annual Meeting in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina. My name is Barbara Longmire, and I have been blessed to be your diocesan ECW President for the past two years. Unfortunately, I will not be able to join you this year because I have resigned as President of the…
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History Focus for 2020 ECW Annual Meeting BISHOP TUTTLE MEMORIAL TRAINING SCHOOL by Lynn R. Hoke, Diocesan Archivist What follows is a slightly revised version of my “story” about how our Diocesan ECW commemorated the Bishop Tuttle Training School in 2009. Built, furnished and funded primarily by members of the National Woman’s Auxiliary and local…
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Our partners are so important and we accomplish a lot together etc. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nunc facilisis, mauris pharetra gravida placerat, eros sapien mattis leo. Partners Become a Partner If you would like to partner with us, fill out the form below and one of our staff members will get back to…
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A Letter From Bishop Curry 2013-2014 Download PDF
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Elbow Grease and More: Still Honoring Our History Lynn Hoke, ECW Historian & Diocesan Archivist ECW President Shara Partin reported to the 1995 Diocesan Convention: “Women’s involvement in hands-on efforts is the elbow grease that turns the wheels in many parts of the Diocese.” This is true now, as it was in 1995, in 1895,…
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Traveling the Way of Love: Sarah Hunter’s Loving Servicefor Saint Agnes’ Hospital By Lynn Hoke, Archivist,the Diocese of North Carolina Today we might call them an Episcopal Church power couple – Sarah Lothrop Hunter and the Rev. Aaron Burtis Hunter. These two were married in January 1888 in New York, then moved almost immediately to…
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GIFTS OF GRACE The United Thank Offering at Workin North Carolina Lynn Hoke, ECW Historian & Archivist We are winding up a year of celebration for the Bicentennial of the Episcopal Church in North Carolina. With history in mind, this year’s Annual Meeting provides an ideal time for a retrospective on the United Thank Offering.…