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Episcopal Diocese of Western North Carolina

Stories in the Diocese

Thank you to those who made it to our

101st Annual Convention!

Watch the Friday night worship service, including Bishop José's Convention sermon. Click Here

Province IV Altar Guild Releases Fall Newsletter

The Province IV Altar Guild assists with diocesan altar guilds as well as local and parish altar guilds within Province IV of The Episcopal Church. Read what the group has in store in its latest newsletter.

Make Your Donations to UTO

It is time for UTO Fall Ingathering in our diocese. Many churches have already sent their checks for this ministry.

UTO is a ministry of the Episcopal Church. Each year, the Episcopal Church Women in our diocese collect these funds to provide help in the world of today.

Please send your donations with checks payable to ECW-UTO/WNC, Diane Mance ECW Diocesan Treasurer, 105 Poppy Lane, Asheville, NC 28803. Thank you for your support. 

College Conference Coming Up at Lake Logan

Calling all college-aged young adults in the diocese! Take some time to recharge and fill your spiritual cup during winter break.

College Conference will be Sunday, December 17th through Tuesday, December 19th at Lake Logan Conference Center. This conference is designed to enjoy fellowship with other college students, explore your faith, and recharge your mental battery in between semesters! The cost is $150.

REGISTER HERE

Churches, we all know this is a real need for college students in our diocese, we also know a lot of college students do not have a lot of money at their disposal. If you feel called to sponsor a college student (or two) please contact Charlotte Garcia at youth@diocesewnc.org.

Resources for the Conflict in the Holy Land

The Office of Government Relations in The Episcopal Church has released a webpage of resources to follow the conflict in Gaza, Palestine, and Israel. The page includes ways to take action to support the citizens affected by the conflict, statements from leaders, partner resources, prayers, social media, and a list of press releases. The page is being updated as the situation develops.

Leadership Checklist

View the weekly checklist of important upcoming dates and deadlines for clergy, wardens, and staff.

Events around the Diocese

We love your submissions! To be placed in this section, you must email the details of your event and a photo to Rachel, rcarr@diocesewnc.org, for consideration. This space is reserved for diocesan, parish, and conference center events.

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Celtic Eucharist Hike

Final gathering of 2023





Saturday, Nov. 18 | 8:45 a.m. | Lakeside Chapel, Kanuga

More Info

Thanksgiving Eucharist

Simple spoken service





Wednesday, Nov. 22 |

Noon | St. James, Hendersonville

More Info

Thanksgiving Eucharist

Enjoy pie after the service

Thursday, Nov. 23 |

10:30 a.m. | All Souls Cathedral, Asheville

More Info

Dismantling Racism Training Workshop

Friday session on Zoom


Dec. 1–2 | Calvary, Fletcher

More Info

Introduction to Centering Prayer

Learn the history, practice and theology

Saturday, Dec. 2 |

9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. | St. James, Hendersonville

More Info

Winterfest

A celebration of local arts and crafts



Saturday, Dec. 9 |

10 a.m.–3 p.m. | St. John's, Marion

More Info

Job Openings

PARISH ADMINISTRATOR

Part-time

(full-time possible)

Grace, Waynesville

ASSOCIATE RECTOR

Full-time

St. James, Hendersonville

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Full-time

Lake Logan, Canton

More Jobs

Spotlight

Coming Soon: The Boojum’s Wire


The Boojum’s Wire is a new monthly newsletter created by and for the alumni of Camp Henry. As all alumni of Camp Henry know, camp is a sacred place—one which is not tied to the physical location of camp but rather holds an unbreakable bond with the people that make up Camp Henry. We experience extraordinary growth and are surrounded by unconditional love while a part of camp, whether that be as campers, CIT’s/LAMPers, staff members, nurses, and chaplains, but we tend to experience a great sense of loss when our time at the physical Camp Henry is over. This newsletter aims to hold onto that sense of community and bring us back together again to experience Camp Henry even after we have sailed forth.

This newsletter is a curated collection of stories, art, photographs, reflections, and so much more from Camp Henry alumni. In participating in and sharing this newsletter, you are keeping the love and community of camp alive past the memories of camp. More information on how and what to submit to The Wire is available on Camp Henry’s social media and questions can be directed to theboojumswiresubmissions@gmail.com. You can subscribe to The Boojum’s Wire on Substack and get the newsletter directly to your email!



Subscribe: https://theboojumswire.substack.com?utm_source=navbar&utm_medium=web&r=26yjoq


Episcopal Resources

The Episcopal Church

Center for Racial Healing

Episcopal Migration Ministries

Episcopal

Relief and Development

Have a story or event to share?

Review our submission guidelines and submit your stories and events for Along the Way to Rachel Carr by 5 p.m. Tuesday for consideration.

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