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187Th Annual Council CONSTITUTION ARTICLE PACE NUMBER Amendment to Constitution Bishops Officers Committees of Diocese Chancellor of Diocese XIII The 187th Composition of Council III Annual Council Election of Bishop VII Meetings of.Council II Methods of Voting in Council OF THE Order Government and Disciplipe Parishes Bound by this Constitution XVII President of Council Quorum of Council IV Registrar of Diocese XIV PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Secretary of Council Secretary of Diocese CHURCH Standing Committees XV The Missionary Society XV Transitional Provision XVIII Treasurer of Diocese XII IN THE Vacancy in Episcopal Office IX CANONS Alienating Exchanging or Encumbering Property XVIII 27 Age to Serve on Vestry DIOCESE XI 20 OF VIRGINIA Amendment of Canons XXVI 37 Archdeacons VI 14 Business Methods in Churches XVI 26 Church Property IV 13 Church Pension Fund 14 Church Status Change 18 Churches 18ff Commission on Ministry XXII 30 Creation of Church Debt CVII 27 Deans of Regions VI 14 Deputies to General Convention II 12 Duties of Vestries XII 23 Duties of Wardens XII 23 Duties of Parish Officers XII 23 Election and Organization of Vestries and Call of Congregational Meetings XI 20f Episcopal Residence IV 13 Examining Chaplains XXII 10 Executive Board VII Is Executive Board Member VIII 16 Representation in Council Lay II 10ff Miscellaneous Matters IX 17 Official List of Clergy 10 Parish Registers Parochial Reports 28 Presentment Trial of Presbyter or Deacon XXIV 30ff President of Regional Council VIII 16 Regions VII 16 Regional Councils HELD AT VIII 16 Secretary of the Diocese XIII 24 Standing Committee of the Diocese XV 25 SHERATON Transfer Enrollment of Communicants NATIONAL HOTEL Xx 28 Trial of the Appeal of Layman After Repulsion from the ARLINGTON Holy Communion VIRGINIA XXI 29 Treasurer of Diocese XIV 24 Trustees of the Diocese Iv 13 ON THE Voting by Ex Officio Members XXV 37 29th 30th and 31st of January 1982 THE DIOCESE OF V1RG1NIA 110 WEST FRANKLIN STREET RICHMOND VIRGINIA 23220 OFFICERS TIlE BISHOP OF VIRGINIA THE RT REVD ROBERT BRUCE HALL D.D THE SUFFRAGAN BISHOP THE RT REVD DAVID HENRY LEWIS JR D.D THE RETIRED BISHOP THE RT REVD ROBERT GIBSON JR D.D L.H.D THE RETIRED SUFERAGAN BISHOpS THE RT REVD JOHN BADEN D.D THE IC REVD SAMUEL CHILTON D.D THE SECRETJ%.JIY AND TREASURER MR HOLCOMBE PALMER THE CHANCELLOR HUGO BLANKINGSHIP JR ESQ THE REGISTRAR THE REVD ALLEN COFFEY DEPUTIES FROM THE DIOCESE OF VIRIGNIA ELECTED TO SERVE THE 67TH GENERAL CONVENTION WHICH IS TO CONVENE IN NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA SEPTEMBER 6-15 1982 CLEItICAL DEPUlIES LAY DEPUTIES Lmted in Order of Election Listed in Ceder of Elect ion The flevd Chance Price Tb Mr Thomas Itohr ViCginiS Theological Seminary 6100 Mulberry Court Alexandria Va 22301 Aloxandnia Va 22310 703-370-6600 IL 703-751-8495 703-540-2212 It 703060- 2135 The Very P.evd ttaby Edwa6ds DI Hugo Ulankingship Jr. Esq Dna 1500 4020 Unicereity Drive Richmond Va 23226 Fairfax \O 22030 801-200-2567 801351-2648 703-191-1235 II 703-273-4025 The Deed William 11 Brake Jr William Johnston lit Req LEGAL TITLES 115 North East Street P.O llox 309 Culpeper Va 22701 Winchester 22601 7031125-8786 It 703-825-0150 7036571266 703-11620419 FOR The flevd John It Fnizzell Jr Capt Janet Mapuire IJSN Get 6800 Columbia Pike 702 North Nectar Street MAKING BEQUESTS Annandale Va 22003 Alexandria Va 22304 703250-3176 12 703-256-0139 703-1123-26112 CLEP1CAL ALTERNATES LAY ALTERNATES The flevd ilobert Hall Jr Mr Walter Tinsley Oallaud Fairfax Orive 7407 LanAmn Road Arlington Va 22203 Falls Church Va 2203 703-525-1262 it 793-5277007 301-9911-2042 13 703-560-6399 The Peed Fletcher Lowe Jr Mr John It Coleman Jr 4819 Slonuinent Avenue 179 North 22nd Street Hicluuond Vs 23230 Richmond Va 23223 001-755-3251 801350-0440 804-790-1195 It 304-644-0919 Mi- It Du\Ial DMIinson The Reed Craig Biddl III 3559 Plank Road 815 East Grace Street 22401 Richmond Va 23219 Fredericksburg Va 104-613-3399 11 804-282-5979 703796-1496 703-706-2536 The Deed llolt Souder Or Cynthia Wedel 8911 Diver Road 48.00 Fillmore Avenue Richmond Va 23233 Alexandria Va 22311 801-740-8035 15 868740-8800 It 703-5713-1005 570T.S dr Thomas hahn reaSoned us an elected Deputy to Jeneral ConventIon In Gebnuary 2952 thus Mr 21aler Teneley as the let Sag Alternate decowec Depucy LEGAL TITLES FOR MAKING BEQUESTS Legal Titles for The legal title of the corporation duly chartered by the Making Bequests Legislature of Virginia with power to take by gift grant devise or bequest property of every description real persona or mixed and to hold the same to themselves and their succes ors for the ourpose of providing for the disabled clergy the Also chartered under the Laws of Virginia widows and orphans of the deceased clergy the support of the Eniscopates and for any other purpose of said Church in said ST PAULS ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED Diocese whether of like kind with those mentioned or not is THE TRUSTEES OF THE FUNDS OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ALL SAINTS ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED The legal title of the Diocesan Missionary Society is THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA ST STEPHENS ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED The legal title of the Theological Seminary in Virginia 15 PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY IN VIRGINIA GRACE AND HOLY TRINITY ENDOWMENT FUND INCORPORATED The legal title of the Protestant Episcopal Education Society of Virginia is TRUSTEES OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL ST JOHNS ENDOWMENT FIJND Johns EDUCATION SOCIETY IN VIRGINIA chartered by the Virginia Legis St Church Richmond income lature to give financial aid to men preparing for the ministry needs of the Church ST JOHNS FOUNDATION The legal title of the Episcopal High School is St John Church Richm.onJ PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL IN VIRGINIA for maintenance as Naticna Historical Shrine The legal title of the corporation which conducts the system of Schools under the control of the Diocese is CHURCH SCHOOLS IN THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA chartered corporation WESTMINSTER.CANTERBURY under the Laws of Virginia CORPORATION Richmond Virginia organized in December 1971 The by Virginia Diocesan HOmes and Westminster-Canterbury Homes to be the The legal title of the Blue Ridge School is THE BLUE successor of the Cary Montague Home The RIDGE SCHOOL INCORPORATED Westminster_Canterbury form of bequest RREBY GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO THE TRUSTEES OF WESTMINSTER-CANTERBURY THE CORPORATION CORPORATION UNDER THE LAPS The Shrine Mont Endowment Fund Form of Bequest HEREBY OF VIRGINIA GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO THE DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA CORPORATION UNDER THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA The Virginia Diocesan Homes Form of Bequest HEREBY GIVE DEVISE AND BEQUEATH TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE VIRGINIA DIOCESAN HOMES INCORPORATED CORPORATION UNDER THE LAWS OF VIRGINIA THE ABOVE FORM APPLIES TO THE GOODWIN HOUSE ALEXANDRIA The legal title of Bloomfield isBLOOMFIELD INCORPORATED Bequests for work outside the Diocese of Virginia but in the Continental United States its possessions or overseas should be made to THE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN YISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA The legal title of Stuart Hall owned and controlled by the three dioceses of Virginia Southern Virginia and Southwestern Virginia is STUART HALL INCORPORATED chartered under the LADS OF VIRGINIA Address Staunton Virginia RULES OF ORDER RULES OF ORDER Committee Related on Organizations which shall study review and report to Council the On each day of Council there shall be appropriate worship services relationship existing between the Diocese and including celebration of Holy Communion at each regular meeting of any organization institution corporation board or other group which the Council by charter or custom or for any reason may be considered to have with the On the first day of Council the Presiding Officer having taken the Chair relationship Diocese or desire to have such All to shall declare quorum present if such be the case or he may direct that relationship requests change or create such relationship shall be referred to this Committee This the roll of the members of the clerical and lay orders be called to determine Committee is charged with to Council quorum presenting nominations for officers or Board members of all related On the first day of Council Program of Council shall be adopted organizations Committee on the Journal of the of On the first day of each regular meeting of Council the Secretary of the Council composed three persons of whom the Secretary of the Diocese shall be and of Council shall be elected The Presiding Officer may appoint assistant one either order to shall be secretaries whom referred all matters to be printed in the Annual Journal of the Council which said Prior to each regular meeting of Council the Presiding Officer shall Committee shall have power to act during recess of the Council and appoint the following Committees of Council to serve until their report to the Council The Officer shall successors have been appointed Presiding appoint such other committees of Council as the Council direct the Committee on Credentials may or Presiding Officer may determine and he may designate the chairman of Committee Committee on Constitution and Canons to which all proposed any The size and of of amendments to the Constitution or Canons shall be referred The composition every committee Council shall be in the sole discretion of the Officer where Committee on Constitutions and Canons shall conduct hearing at Presiding except otherwise provided by the Constitution
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