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index http://web.archive.org/web/20061101132453/http://www.wakeuptec.org/ The individuals and organizations listed below have signed on to the WAKE UP Statement of Purpose. The signatories to our mission statement, whose names appear below, have indicated their approval of our Statement of Purpose only and not necessarily all the resource materials or official statements that may subsequently appear on the site. Organizational affiliations are provided for identification purposes only, and unless otherwise noted, may not reflect the opinion of the indicated organizations. Click here to add your name to this list! John Gibson The Rev. Peter Carey The Rev. Barry M.Signorelli Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of New York Diocese of New York Diocese of New York Shirley Swardenski Stephen McFadden Michael Cudney Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Ho ly Trinity, Inwoo d Diocese of New York Diocese of New York Diocese of New York The Rev. Susan Russell The Rev. Robert Francis Solon The Rev. Caroline Hall All Saints Church, Pasadena Trinity Parish, Bergen Po int St. Benedicts, Los Osos Diocese of Los Angeles Diocese of Newark Diocese of El Camino Real The Rev. Ronald H Miller Douglas Warn Dr. Louie Crew St. Katherine of Alexandria Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Grace Church, Newark Diocese of Maryland Diocese of New York Diocese of Newark 1 of 6 10/7/2011 9:08 AM index http://web.archive.org/web/20061101132453/http://www.wakeuptec.org/ The Rev. John Covington The Rev. Fiona Weaver The Rev. David Rushton, SCP Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Londo n Metro politan University (University King's Co llege Hospital Chaplaincy Diocese of New York Chaplain), Londo n UK London, UK Diocese of Southwark The Rev. Mike Todd SCP The Rev. Peter McBride Lawrence Gifford, M.D. St Mary, Newington Holy Trinity, Guildfo rd Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Southwark - UK Diocese of Guildford Diocese of New York The Rev. Geoffrey Thompson Alan Benjamin Donna Lamb St John's Croydon St. George's Anglican Church Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Southwark – UK Venice, Italy Diocese of New York Jane Greenlaw The Rev. Jeremy M. Warnick The Rev. Betty Hudson Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Christ Episcopal Church New Bern, NC Grace Episcopal Church, Hastings-on-Hudson Diocese of New York Diocese of East Carolina Diocese of New York The Rev. Elizabeth G. Maxwell Esther Walter Dennis Costa Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC St. Mark's, Des Moines Grace Church Van Vorst, Jersey City Diocese of New York Diocese of Iowa Diocese of Newark Janet Murray Jeanne Ruskin The Rev. Canon David C. James, Ph.D. Anglican Parish of Salt Spring Island Holy Trinity, Inwoo d St. John's Episcopal Church and Diocesan Dio cese of British Co lumbia, CANADA Diocese of New York Mission Center, Olympia Diocese of Olympia The Rev. S. Eliz abeth Searle Barbara DiPietro Donn Mitchell Christ Church, Ridgewood Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Newark Diocese of New York Diocese of New York Paula Pressley David Natoli Bruce K. Mason Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Transfiguration SS Peter and Paul, Portland Diocese of New York Diocese ofNew York Diocese of Oregon Dr. Chris DiGiorgio The Rev. Lynn Ramshaw The Rev. Frederic Guyott, III St. John's Wilmo nt, New Ro chelle Holy Family, Park Forest St. John's - Salem, New Jersey Diocese of New York Diocese of Chicago Diocese of New Jersey Art Stewart William H. Lo rentz , NJ Dep. Atty. Gen. (Ret.) Chaplain Catherine Windso r St. Mark's Church, Philadelphia St. George's, Maplewood Trinity Episcopal Church Diocese of Pennsylvania Diocese of Newark Diocese of Oregon The Rev. David K. Fly The Rev. Robert P. Morrison Jeff Martinhauk Retired St. James, Lincoln City Seminary of the Southwest Diocese of Missouri Diocese of Oregon Diocese of Los Angeles Susan V. Hagen William L. Ro gers Mark E. Brown Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Harrisonburg St. Paul's Fo rt Co llins Church of the Good Shepherd, Rocky Mount Diocese of Virginia Diocese of Colorado Diocese of North Carolina Dr. J.C. Fisher The Rev. Richard S. Kemmler Nancy Lowry St. James, Albion, MI Retired Grace Church, Amherst Diocese of Western Michigan Diocese of New York Diocese of Western Massachusetts The Rev. Elizabeth Kaeton Doug Spurlin The Rev. Frank J. Alagna, Ph.D. The Episcopal Church of St. Paul St. Phillip's In the Desert Extended Ministry - Hong Kong Diocese of Newark Diocese of Arizona Diocese of New York Sara McGinley Aliso n Kevern Bush John E. Carter Gethsemane Parish Grace Episcopal Church St. Francis by the Lake Diocese of Minnesota Diocese of Milwaukee Diocese of West Texas Brant Wiley Victoria A Linkey Chad Rancourt All Saints-Pasadena St. Mark's of Mesa Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Los Angeles Diocese of Arizona Diocese of New York Therese B. DeLisio Norma Moy-Chin Séamus Campbell St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Evanston Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Chicago Diocese of New York Diocese of New York The Rev. Deborah H. Piggins The Rev. Dr. William A. Greenlaw Sue Edmond Calvary Church, Flemingto n Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC St. Thomas, Battle Creek Diocese of New Jersey Diocese of New York Diocese of Western Michigan 2 of 6 10/7/2011 9:08 AM index http://web.archive.org/web/20061101132453/http://www.wakeuptec.org/ Jennifer Salvatori Warnick Karen E. Hardison The Rev. Brian McHugh Christ Episcopal Church, New Bern St. Mark's, Richmond St. Peter's, Casa Grande & St. Michael's, Diocese of East Carolina Diocese of Virginia Coolidge Diocese of Arizona David Tepper Robert L. Campbell Kathleen McGrath Grace Episcopal Church Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Virginia Diocese of New York Diocese of New York Kate Bishop Susan Treanor William Fleener, Jr. St. George's Episcopal Church, York Beach St James, Callicoo n Trinity Grand Ledge Diocese of Maine Diocese of NY Diocese of Western MIchigan The Rev. (Dn.) Zula Johnston Lou Markert Jay Swardenski St. Benedict, Lacey Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Olympia Diocese of New York Diocese of New York Professor Fenton Johnson The Revd Dr. Andrew Davison Jeffrey Simbeck Grace St. Paul's, Tucson United Kingdom Trinity Episcopal Diocese of Arizona Diocese of Missouri Dr. Janet Windz Joan Ogden Dr. Denise Peterson Emmanuel Episcopal Congregation of St. Saviour, St. Paul's Episcopal Church Diocese of Northern California Cathedral of St. John the Divine Diocese of West Texas Diocese of New York The Rev. Philip Culbertson Patricia Eakins The Rev. Karl Stevens The University of Auckland Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Harcourt Parish Diocese of Auckland, New Zealand Diocese of New York Diocese of Ohio The Rev. John Denaro The Rev. Michael F. Delaney Cy Wainscott Church of the Good Shepherd, Manhattan Church of Saint Andrew - Richmondtown, Harcourt Parish, Gambier Diocese of New York Staten Island Diocese of Ohio Diocese of New York Lawrence Litman The Rev. Ramona and The Rev. Dr. Remington Beverly Davis-Amjadi Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Rose-Crossley Parish of St. Clement Diocese of New York Retired Diocese of Hawaii Diocese of Vermont Denise Ray Mueller The Rev. Canon Dr. Richard T. Nolan Gordon Broom Trinity on Capito l Square, Co lumbus St. Andrew's Church, Lake Worth St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Palm Beach Diocese of Southern Ohio Diocese of Southeast Florida Gardens Diocese of Southeast Florida The Rev. Terence E. Lynberg, Ed.D. Larry Jordan Wanda Guthrie Retired, former Archdeacon of Los Angeles St. Andrew's Lake Worth Church of the Redeemer Diocese of Los Angeles Diocese of South East Florida Diocese of Pittsburgh Ted Mello r The Rev. Joseph A. Lane John Simonelli Trinity Church/Iglesia de la Trinidad Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, Belmont St. David's, Kinnelon Diocese of Los Angeles Diocese of California Diocese of Newark The Very Rev. Canon James Newman Peter Madison The Rev. Susanna Williams St. Bede's Episcopal Church St.John's Episcopal Church St. John's Episcopal Church, Tuckahoe Diocese of Los Angeles Diocese of Newark Diocese of New York The Rev. Frank B. Reeves Jeffrey Montgomery Lucy Sexton St. Martin-in-the-Fields Christ Church, Grosse Pointe Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC Diocese of Fort Worth Diocese of Michigan Diocese of New York The Rev. Barbara A.T. Wilson Jeffrey Penn The Rev. Eliz abeth Morris Do wnie St. Francis of Assisi Diocese of Western Church of the Holy Apostles, NYC St. Christopher's, Grand Blanc Michigan Diocese of New York Diocese of Eastern Michigan George W. Casper, P.E. Nell Braxto n Gibso n Ellen Yez z i St. John the Evangelist, Boston Coordinator of The Episcopal Urban Caucus St. Gabriel's Episco pal Church, Philadelphia Diocese of Massachusetts St. Mark's Church in-the-Bowery Diocese of Pennsylvania Diocese of New York Georgia Duncan The Rev. Rodney Hudgen Edward Metz Epiphany Episco pal Church, Flagstaff Church of St. Asaph, Bala Cynwyd Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland Diocese of Arizona Diocese of Pennsylvania Diocese of OHIO 3 of 6 10/7/2011 9:08 AM index http://web.archive.org/web/20061101132453/http://www.wakeuptec.org/ Jim White Craig Garver Do uglas Keith All Saints, Pasadena Grace St. Paul's Redeemer Diocese of Los Angeles Diocese of Arizona Diocese of Atlanta The Rev.
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