All Women in the Episcopal Church are Episcopal Church Women
ECW-EDOW Presents the 21st Annual Advent Prayer Breakfast, December 6, 2025
For additional information, contact us at [email protected].
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2025 ECW Scholarships Have Been Awarded
The Bishop John Bryson Chane Scholarship for Social Justice was established by the ECW Board in 2011 in honor of the work of Bishop John Bryson Chane. Grants are awarded yearly to graduating seniors in the Diocese of Washington who have an interest in social justice. For 2025, awards have been given to two inspirational young people in the Diocese of Washington - Arden Luckett from St. Columba's in Washington, DC, and Ian Arthur Gray from St. John's in Olney. Arden will be attending the University of Colorado in Boulder in the Fall and Ian Arthur will be a student at William and Mary. Congratulations to you both!
Mildred J. Briones Reyes has been selected to receive a grant from the Memorial Scholarship Fund of the Episcopal Church Women, Diocese of Washington. We are pleased to be able to help support her as she attends seminary and dedicates herself to following her calling to become a priest. The Memorial Scholarship Fund was established in 1925 and MSF grants are made to lay and ordained women pursuing post graduate degrees in Christian ministry and social work. Congratulations, Mildred!
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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] |
