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16th Annual Advent Prayer Breakfast - ONLINE
SATURDAY, December 5, 2020
10:00am-11:30am
A morning filled with prayer, music and an inspiring message as we begin the new year.
Guest Speaker:
The Rt. Rev. Chilton Knudsen, Assisting Bishop
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
Theme: “I will pitch my tent in the land of hope”
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This event is free to attend, donations are welcomed.
Click here for a recording of event
Passcode is: nk1++mZx
SATURDAY, December 5, 2020
10:00am-11:30am
A morning filled with prayer, music and an inspiring message as we begin the new year.
Guest Speaker:
The Rt. Rev. Chilton Knudsen, Assisting Bishop
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
Theme: “I will pitch my tent in the land of hope”
Register on Eventbrite
This event is free to attend, donations are welcomed.
Click here for a recording of event
Passcode is: nk1++mZx

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2020 Chane Scholarship Winners Announced
It is with great pleasure and excitement that the ECW Board announces the 2020 recipients of The Rt. Rev. John Bryson Chane Scholarship for Social Justice. This scholarship was established in 2010 by the ECW Board to honor and recognize Bishop Chane's commitment to social justice. The scholarship will be awarded yearly and is open to graduating high school seniors who are college bound and attend a Church in the Diocese. Please join us in congratulating India Elizabeth Berry, Kelechi Ogbuokiri, and Caroline Thorne. India Elizabeth Berry is from Christ Church, Georgetown. India graduated from Edmund Burke High School and plans to attend Kenyon College. Kelechi Ogbuokiri is from Trinity Episcopal Church, DC. He graduated from Saint Albans School and hopes to attend Occidental College. Caroline Thorne is from Good Shepherd Episcopal Church in Silver Spring. She graduated from Montgomery Blair High School and plans to attend the University of MD, College Park. |
Vision
As Episcopal Church Women (ECW) we continually strive to embody Christ's vision for the world by loving one another as he loves us. We are committed to taking leadership in identifying social injustices and pursuing action for change in response to our Baptismal Covenant. |
Mission
Our mission is to build an accepting atmosphere where every woman is welcomed and valued for her individual ministry. |
Motto
The motto of the ECW of the Diocese of Washington is: Then Jesus answered her, "Woman, great is your faith..." [Matthew 15:28] |