According to law, the board of directors of the diocesan executive council is the body which holds the authority to conduct the official business of the diocese, including controlling its property and exercising all other powers named in the organization’s articles of incorporation and by-laws.
According to law, the board of directors of the diocesan executive council is the body which holds the authority to conduct the official business of the diocese, including controlling its property and exercising all other powers named in the organization’s articles of incorporation and by-laws.
According to law, the board of directors of the diocesan executive council is the body which holds the authority to conduct the official business of the diocese, including controlling its property and exercising all other powers named in the organization’s articles of incorporation and by-laws.
2019 ECS Annual Meeting & Farewell to Bishop Katharine – May 19, 3pm, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, North Park. Join us for a service featuring the Hummingbird Aztec Dancers and the St. Luke’s Choir, our Annual Meeting with a tribute to Bishop Katharine, and an outdoor reception with appetizers from cultures represented in our Diocese. […]
