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ECW Symbol
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The circle represents hope for
wholeness in our lives and others.
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The cross represents our life
in Christ and serving Christ in the world.
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The out flowing lines from the
center depict the many works of the Episcopal Church Women, going out
into the world.
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The intertwined lines
represent our lives centered in Christ.
Episcopal Church Women’s
Prayer:
Almighty God, bless we pray, our
work in mission and ministry in the world and make us so thankful for the
precious gift of your beloved Son, that we may pray fervently, labor
diligently and give liberally to make known throughout the world the
redeeming love of our Savior. Amen.
Links:
Diocesan ECW
www.alabamaecw.org
National ECW
www.episcopalchurch.org/ecw/
United Thank Offering
www.episcopalchurch.org/uto/
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ECW Mission Statement
We are Episcopal
Church Women committed to one another and called to be witnesses for Christ.
Our challenge is
to provide a safe place
where every
woman is free to become
the person
Christ created her to be.
We are called.
We are different. We are one body.
Regular meetings
are held the First Monday (with a few
exceptions) of each month from September - May (see
calendar below).
Location: Room 24 upstairs
Time: 11:00am (please note new time as of 2008)
We also have special events all through the year on weekends and at nights. Please see our
calendar below for details.
Our
programs are during
First Monday Lunch at 11:45am in the Parish Hall with informative and
entertaining speakers and is open to men and women. Reservations for
lunch are not required. A $3.00 donation is requested to reimburse the
cooks.
Childcare
available in
Carpenter Hall in the first room
on your right for both the ECW regular meeting and First Monday Lunch.
Please contact
Elizabeth Abts (970-0586) by the Friday before for childcare
reservations.
The Senior
Ladies also meet the second Monday of each month for lunch and
fellowship. Contact Jane Pounds (995-9916) for details. |
What's
New:
First Monday Lunch recipes
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