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Telling Stories:

Past, Present, Future

Episcopal Women's History Project

Purple Epoxy

February 19th

Speaker: The Rev.  Mary Crist, interviewing the Rev. Dr. Anna Frank

 

Topic: “The Rev. Dr. Anna Frank: An Interview with the First Indigenous Female Priest in Alaska”

March 12th

Speaker:  Dr. Joan Gundersen

 

Topic: “Partners for God and for Good: Mary Ann Hogg Brunot and Margaret Cust Schoenberger"

2026 Lenten Series

February 26th

Speaker:  Sarah Peskin and the Rev. Charles Hoffacker

Topic:  “Frances Perkins: The Saint Behind the New Deal”

March 19th

Speaker:  The Very Rev. Kim Coleman

 

Topic:  “Sister Charis: the last living sister of the Sisterhood of Holy Nativity”

March 5th

Speaker:  Susan O'Brien

 

Topic:  “The Order of the Daughters of the King: 140 Years of Prayer and Service”

March 26th

Speaker:  The Rev. Dr. Susan Hagood Lee
 

Topic:  “US Women's Caucus at the United Nations”

Our Work:

The EWHP Grants are given to encourage a woman, or someone who knows a woman, to tell the story of a woman who has made a difference in the world. Financial support is available to explore history about women by facility writing, electronic production, researching and at times travel.

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The EWHP Awards are usually given to a woman who has done a project, a printed project, a creative series of programs, or an online project. The Awards are designed to celebrate the work of women do within Episcopal local churches, broader organizations in a Diocese, or other creative ideas. There are times when men of the Episcopal Church undertake history projects about women.

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This is the space to introduce the Services section. Briefly describe the types of services offered and highlight any special benefits or features.

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Postcards from the past :

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