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Episcopal Church Women

The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) of the Diocese of North Carolina are part of the ministry and fellowship of all women of the Church. The diocesan ECW in North Carolina has been a unique presence for more than a century and is entirely self-funded. It helps represents the diocese internationally, nationally and provincially, and its ongoing outreach continues to benefit the Church at the national, provincial, diocesan and congregational levels. For example, think: United Thank Offering grants, Church Periodical Club grants and Lex Mathews Scholarships. It is particularly focused on issues that affect women and children.

The current president of the NC ECW is Barbara Longmire.

erd_webEpiscopal Relief and Development

Episcopal Relief & Development is an international relief and development agency of The Episcopal Church that facilitates healthier, more fulfilling lives in communities that are struggling with hunger, poverty, disaster and disease. The organization works in collaboration with church partners and other local organizations to create long-term development strategies focused on delivering results in three signature program areas: women, children and climate. Episcopal Relief & Development also works around the world and here in the United States responding to and rebuilding after disasters. Its programs impact the lives of more than 3 million people annually.

Contact: The Rev. Louise Anderson or Mark Landers, Episcopal Relief & Development Diocesan Ministry Partners

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The Rev. Canon Dr. Sally French
Canon for East Regional Ministry and Collaborative Innovation

    The Rev. Canon Dr. Sally French

    Canon for East Regional Ministry and Collaborative Innovation

    The Rev. Dr. Sally French serves as the canon for east regional ministry and collaborative innovation for the Diocese of North Carolina. In her role as regional canon, she is part of a team of missioners and canons dedicated to increasing the vitality and impact of congregational development initiatives at the local, regional and diocesan levels. Sally’s work focuses on the Raleigh, Durham and Rocky Mount convocations of the Diocese.

    Originally ordained in the Anglican Church of Canada, Sally has served congregations in Edmonton, New York, Central New York and North Carolina. She has served internationally in Jerusalem (St. George’s College) and West Africa (Diocese of Guinea). Her B.A. (economics and history) and M.Div. are both from Trinity College in the University of Toronto and her D.Min. is from Virginia Theological Seminary. Prior to joining the bishop’s staff, Sally served on the Standing Committee of the Diocese, including a term as president. She is married to Clarke French, the rector of Church of the Holy Family, Chapel Hill, and they have two children, Jack (15) and Elizabeth (10).
    Sally’s interests include pilgrimage and leadership development. She is the author of “Hearts Set on Pilgrimage: A Guide for Individuals and Groups” (Church Publishing, Inc, forthcoming October 2021) and is interested in the ways that formation and spiritual practices can inform and enhance clergy and lay leadership. She has advanced level certification in interim ministry and has served to support transition in congregations and in a previous diocese, as a diocesan consultant for transition. Sally brings skills in change management, project development and congregational support and looks forward to connecting with lay members and clergy in the communities of the East Region.

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