Episcopal Church Center

Insight Global’s study revealed a passion for the church’s mission among church center staff coupled, with an organizational culture plagued by territoriality and resistance to change. Bishops reported that support from the church center was poorly defined, and that they were especially in need of more support in handling Title IV matters, evangelism, and crisis communications.

In his first weekday on the job, November 4, Presiding Bishop Sean Rowe announced three departures from his staff and three new appointments.

The Rt. Rev. Sean Rowe will be installed as the 28th Presiding Bishop in a “smaller, simpler” ceremony in the Episcopal Church Center's Chapel of Christ the Lord.

“I don’t think good leaders stop every two years to ask if they’re being effective,” Bishop Hunn said.

The Rev. Molly James, dean of formation for the Episcopal Church in Connecticut, has been appointed deputy executive officer of the General Convention.

Jerusalem Greer of Greenbrier, Ark., begins her work March 1 as the Episcopal Church’s staff officer for evangelism.

The former chief operating officer of the Episcopal Church Center died Feb. 7.

Citybizlist: Midtown Hardware will “design and build a staircase to connect the ground floor to the mezzanine.”

Nancy Davidge, who has served as interim public affairs officer since June, has been hired for the long term.

The Rev. Canon E. Mark Stevenson is confident he has left Episcopal Migration Ministries in good hands.