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42% of Dioceses Pledge 19%

Adapted from a release by the Episcopal Church’s Office of Public Affairs

The Episcopal Church Office of Finance has issued a mid-year report on diocesan commitments.

N. Kurt Barnes, treasurer and chief financial officer, announced that all Episcopal dioceses located in the United States and nearly all non-domestic dioceses have committed to the church’s 2014 budget, adding that:

  • 42 dioceses have committed to the full 19 percent asking level adopted by General Convention in 2012
  • 39 dioceses are contributing between 10 percent and 19 percent
  • Commitments have been received from all but one diocese

“The commitments from the dioceses for 2014 total $26.8 million,” Barnes said. “The revised budget assumed $25.8 million. We are especially thankful for those dioceses that are able to make commitments at the full 19 percent asking level established by a vote of the General Convention, and we appreciate those dioceses that are striving to increase their commitments each year.”

Links

  • A complete list of diocesan commitments [PDF]
  • The 2014 revised budget adopted by Executive Council [PDF]
  • Investment information webpage

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