Diocesan Convention Preview 2004

		Information on the 2004 Diocesan Convention -Full Agenda (1 p.m. Fri. Jan. 30 - 5 p.m. Sat. Jan. 31) -Meal, seating and parking information -Election details (including nominees bios and photos) -Full text of the resolutions up for vote (this is an Adobe Acrobat document)

		Convention delegates have work ahead Representatives to review resolutions, strategy By Amy Elliott, Washington Window, January 2004 The presentation of a new strategy for domestic and global mission will highlight the 109th Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington which will take place on Jan. 30-31 at Washington National Cathedral. More...

		Panel will focus on efforts to fight AIDS By Jim Naughton, Washington Window, January 2004 Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, primate of the Anglican province of Southern Africa, will urge Western nations to commit additional funds to the fight against AIDS in Africa during an upcoming presentation at Hearst Hall on the grounds of Washington National Cathedral. More... Get details on the event and rsvp here

		Diocese studies demographics, plans growth By Jim Naughton, Washington Window, January 2004 The demographic tea leaves suggest that the Diocese of Washington is well-positioned to add new members, and, perhaps, new congregations, said Paul E. Cooney, canon to the ordinary, who led Bishop John B. Chane’s mission strategy development team. More... View Robert Franken's presentation on mission strategy

		Africa relations New partnership will be celebrated By Jim Naughton, Washington Window, January 2004 Archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, Njongo to his friends, stepped into big shoes when he succeeded Nobel Peace Prize-winner Desmond Tutu as archbishop of Cape Town, but the shoes seem to fit fine. More...

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