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Synod 2012 Shaping Up

Fourth Watch Spring 2012 edition (Synod preview) Click here images/customer-files/FWatchSpring12.pdf

Here is the Agenda for the Province IV 2012 Synod: images/customer-files/PIVSynodAgendashort.pdf

Here is the SYNOD 2012 REGISTRATION FORM for Kanuga. (Due May 4.) images/customer-files/Syd12Regform.pdf

Province IV is continuing to accept nominations for various offices to be filled by election at the Province IV Synod June 6-8, 2012, at Kanuga Conferences.

Here is the invitation to make a nomination... images/customer-files/NominationsCall.pdf
Here is a list of job descriptions... images/customer-files/Jobs2012.pdf
Here is the Nomination Form... images/customer-files/NomForm2012.pdf

Here is a new job description, including time requirements, for serving on Executive Council. images/customer-files/ExCnlnominations.pdf

Here's a new description of the work and time commitments for the Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of a Presiding Bishop: images/customer-files/JointNomCom.pdf


21st annual HIV/AIDS Retreat

For the 21st year, the Province IV network of AIDS Ministries will offer a spiritual, inclusive, open-hearted retreat experience for persons infected and affected by HIV/AIDS — June 8-10 at Kanuga Conference Center, near Hendersonville, NC. The theme will be "Living in Love," and the Rev. Thomas Brackett, missioner for Church Planting and Ministry Redevelopment for The Episcopal Church, will be the retreat leader. Singer/songwriter Fran McKendree will be the retreat musician. Here's a brochure that contains contact and registration information: images/customer-files/HIVAIDSbrochure12.pdf



Province IV Women's Conference

Province IV’s Episcopal Church Women (ECW) team up with Kanuga Conference Center to present the Province IV Women’s Conference — “Believe in a Miracle: Past, Present and Future,” June 4-6 at Kanuga. This event is an opportunity for all women to celebrate faith, friendship and the important role of women in the Bible and throughout history. Presenters include author Katerina Whitley and National ECW President Marcia Himes. Coordinator: Jackie Robe, Hudson, Fla. Musician: Fran McKendree, Hendersonville, N.C. Optional Networking Day: June 3. Visit Kanuga.org 

Early Nominees for Officers to be Determined by Election at PIV Synod


President

Vice President

Secretary

Treasurer

Executive Council Representative - Lay

Joint Nominating committee To Elect a Presiding Bishop - Clergy

Joint Nominating committee To Elect a Presiding Bishop - Lay




  

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  • Sewanee Church Music Conference
    July 9, 2012  |  The 62nd annual Sewanee Church Music Conference will be held July 9-15, 2012, at the University of the South and the DuBose Conference Center in Monteagle, Tenn. It is the oldest and largest church music conferences in the country. For all details, visit www.SewaneeConf.com
  • 21st HIV/AIDS Retreat
    June 8, 2012  |  Province IV's 21st annual HIV/AIDS Retreat, "Living in Love," will be held June 8-10 at Kanuga Conference Center, immediately following the PIV 2012 Synod. The Rev. Tom Brackett, a member of the Beloved Community and Episcopal Church missioner for Church Planting, will be the leader.
  • Province IV Women's Conference
    June 4, 2012  |  
  • Central Florida elects 4th bishop
    November 19, 2011  |  The Rev. Gregory O. Brewer, rector of Calvary-St. George’s Church in New York City, was elected Nov. 19 as the fourth bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Florida, pending the required consents from a majority of bishops with jurisdiction and standing committees of the Episcopal Church. Fr. Brewer was elected on the 4th ballot out of a field of seven nominees. He received 141 votes of 241 cast in the lay order and 110 of 192 cast in the clergy order. An election on that ballot required 125 in the lay order and 95 in the clergy order. The election was held during the diocese's special convention at Trinity Preparatory School. Winter Park. Pending a successful consent process, Fr. Brewer will succeed the Rt. Rev. John W. Howe, who is retiring. Read the full story:
  • Retired Bishop Herlong dies in Tennessee
    October 25, 2011  |  The Rt. Rev. Bertram Herlong, the 10th bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Tennessee, died Oct. 21. He was 77. Current Tennessee Bishop John Bauerschmidt said that day in an e-mail that the death of his immediate predecessor came "after a very swift decline while under treatment for leukemia." Herlong's wife, Vickie, and daughter, Angela, were with him at the end, Bauerschmidt said. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 25 at St. George's Episcopal Church in Nashville, with the burial at St. John's Cemetery, in Mount Pleasant, Tennessee. Herlong was elected as 10th bishop of Tennessee on Jan. 10, 1993, and consecrated on June 26.
  • Cooperative College for Congregational Development Provides Tools for Parishes
    August 9, 2011  |  The Duncan M. Gray Camp and Conference Center, located outside Canton, MS, was home to more than 60 lay and ordained parish leaders June 25 – July 2, for the second year of the two-year Cooperative College for Congregational Development
  • Synod 2011 'uplifting... informative'
    June 8, 2011  |  The 2011 Province IV Convocational Synod, held June 8-10, at Kanuga Conferences
  • Province IV Women's Conference - Believe in a Miracle: Telling Your Story
    June 6, 2011  |  
  • Lexington's Bishop Sauls to be Church COO
    May 31, 2011  |  Presiding Bishop Katharine Jefferts Schori has appointed the Rt. Rev. Stacy Sauls, bishop of the Diocese of Lexington as The Episcopal Church's new Chief Operating Officer. He will begin his new duties September 1, clearing the way for a new episcopal election process in the diocese.
  • Bishop Gray establishes disaster fund for Mississippians
    May 6, 2011  |  As a way of targeting local needs, Bishop Duncan M. Gray, III has established a Mississippi Disaster Relief fund. People wishing to donate may make their checks payable to the Diocese of Mississippi with a memo “Mississippi Disaster Fund.” All funds should be sent to the diocese at P.O. Box 23107, Jackson, MS 39225.

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