II OF VIRGINIA 1970 310 175TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIocESE The 176th Annual Diocesan Missionary Society Council Book Episcopal Store Funds in the Diocese of Virginia OF THE Memorial Trustees Va Diocesan Center
Virginia Diocesan Homes
Trustees of the Funds PROTESTAJ EPISCOPAL CHURCH increase in cost copy 111 Virginia Churchman per 153 of on 119 Report Virginia Council Churches Representatives Resolution 88 Diocesan Center Advisory Committeee Virginia IN THE Nominations to 119 Directors Reports 80f Virginia Diocesan Homes Pastoral Care 158 Virginia Institute of Report 145f Seminary Report Virginia Theological DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
Resolution 74f World Mission Commission on Report 161
HELD IN GRACE AND HOLY TRINITY CHURCH RICUMOND ON THE
22nd 23rd and 24th of January 1971 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA
OFFICERS COMMITTEES BOARDS
Bishop
THE RT REV ROBERT GIBSON JR
Bishop Coadjutor THE RT REV ROBERT NOTICE OF NEXT MEETING HALL
The opening date of the One Hundred and Seventy-seventh Suflragan Bishop
Annual of the Diocese of is to meet Council Virginia appointed THE RT REV PHILIP ALAN SMITH beginning on Friday January 21 1972 Christ Church Winches Retired ter Virginia Suifragan THE RT REV SAMUEL CHILTON
Administrative Assistant to the Bishop
MR HOLCOMBE PALMER
Secretary of the Diocese
THE REV CHARLES GLAENZER JR
Treasurer of the Diocese
MR FREDERICK MORRIS
Chancellor of the Diocese
GEORGE HUMRICKHOTJSE ESQUIRE Richmond
Registrar of the Diocese
THE REV GEORGE CLEAVELAND
Deans of the Convocations
Albemarle THE REV JAMES CUNNINGHAM Potomac THE REV HEDLEY WILLIAMS Rappahannock Valley THE REV DABNEY WELLFORD Richmond THE REV BRUCE CAMPBELL Valley TIlE REV JENNINGS HOBSON JR 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
Standing Committee of the Diocese Committee on Program and Budget Da ROBEHT SMOAK Chairman MR WILLIAM THE REV THOMAS FAULKNER JR President THE REV STUART TULLEE THE REV JOHN BADEN THE REV ROBERT JOHNSTON III Secretary SHAW PH THE REV HENRY MITCHELL THE REV DAVID LEWIS DR JOHN GARLAND JAMES JR POLLAHD JR MR DAVIS III Ms EDGAR Members Whose Terms Will Expire in 1972THE REV THOMAS ANDREWS MR FEEDEHICK BAUKHAGES IV Ex DUNNING Officio THE RT REV FAULKNER JR and MR ROBERT GIBSON JR THE RT REV ROBERT HALL THE RT REV PHILIP Members Whose Terms Will Expire in 1973THE REV EDWARD SMITH MR HOLCOMBE PALMER Executive Secretary MERROW and Ma SHEARER BOWMAN Ja
Board of the Department of Missions THE REV SHEREOD Members Whose Terms Will Expire in 1974THE REV LOUIS RASKELL ALBEITTON Chairman and MR WILLIAM JOHNSTON III Term 1975 Expires Term Expires 1973 THE REV PALMER Executive Committee of the Council HAETL THE REV JAMES LINCOLN TME REV JAMES CUNNINGHAM MR WALTER TINSLEY THE RT REV ROBERT GIBSON JR Chairman DR ROBERT Ma HICKS MR WILLIAM EMORY SMOAK Vice-Chairman MR HOLCOMBE PALMER Secretary Term Expires 1974 Term Expires 1972 MembersTHE RT REV ROBERT Ja Ex Officio GIBSON THE REV SHEEROD ALBEITTON THE REV HOWARD LARUE THE RT REV PHILIP SMITH THE RT REV ROBERT HALL THE REV RODNEY CAULKINS MR DUNNING MRS JORN MORGAN MR GEORaE HUMRICKHOUSE Ma LLOYD ADDINGTON MR THOMAS YATES THE RT REV ROBERT Albemarle ConvocationTo 1975 THE REV JOHN WRIGHT BRIG HALL JR Executive Secretary MR GRN HARRY DISSTON To 1974 THE REV ALLIE FRAZIER JR MRS BERNARD JOHNSON Liaison MARY ANN ELWOOD To 1973 THE REV JOHN CHAPPELL DR ROBERT Board of Christian Stewardship THE REV CLYDE SMOAK To 1972 THE REV HENRY MITCHELL ME FRANCIS FInI ANGEL Chairman
Term 1975 Expires Term Expires 1973 Potomac ConvocationTo 1975 THE REV HEDLEY WILLIAMS MRS THE REV GARY PRICE THE REV ALLIE ROBERT HOWE To 1974 THE REV JAMES GREEN MR THOMAS ROHR FRAZIER JR MR JACKSON THE REV DAVID GREEE To 1973 THE REV JOHN FRIZZELL JR MR BARRY SULLIVAN To ME PETER MYERS 1972 THE REV STUART TULLER MR JAMES DAVIS III Term Expires 1974 Term Expires 1972 Rappahannocic Valley ConvocationTo 1975 THE REV DANIEL THE REV JOHN ADAMS THE REV CLYDE ANGEL MONTAGUE MR GARLAND CLARKE To 1974 THE REV CLYDE COL DONALD FOSTER THE REV HARRY ANGEL DR JOHN GARLAND POLLARD JR To 1973 THE REV ROBERT HOFFMAN MR BOLLING ROBERTSON Ma WESLEY MEYERS SHAW PH.D MR FLIPPO RICKS To 1972 THE REV JOHN KELLEY Da GEORGE BROWN OLIVER Ma BERNARD JOHNSON Liaison
EDGAR Board of Christiaa Richmond ConvocationTo 1975 THE REY HILL RIDDLE MR Education Ma CHARLES TOMLIN JR Chairman MR ANDREWS To 1974 THE REV FREDERICK WARNIECKE JR Term Expires 1975 Term Expires 1973 JOHN NUGENT III To 1973 THE REV DAVID LEWIS JR MR THE REV RODEEICK SINCLAIR TRE REV HUGH WHITESELL DANIEL WILLIAMS To 1972 THE REV RICHARD FELL MRS GARLAND MR LEE SHOWALTER Ma CHARLES SYDNOR TOMLIN CHARLES MRS SALE ME ANGUS GREEN 1975 THE REV NEALE JOHN Valley ConvocationTo MORGAN Ma Term Expires 1974 Term Expires 1972 WAYLAND To 1974 THE REV WILLIAM BARTLETT MR FREDERICK THE REV CHURCHILL GIBSON JR TRE REV HENRY HAVENS BAUKHAGES To 1973 THE REV THOMAS GARNER MRS PAUL LLEWELLYN THE REV JOHN SMITH THE REV HILL RIDDLE To 1972 THE REV JOHN BADEN MHS FRANCIS GREENE HYDE Ma TUCKER MR ROBERT BURNETT 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGIN1A 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
PETERS Associate Member MRS PAUL ME GEORGE General Counsel Ex Officio MRS FREDERICK HUMRICKHOUSE Tms RT REV ROBERT LLEWRLLYN HALL THE RT REV SAMUEL CHILTON Social MR PRICHARD Chairman Board of Christian Relations ME JOHN SIEGEL JR MR JOHN HAYES Ja Term Expires 1973 Term 1975 Expires Ma EPPA HUNTON IV MR JOHN DAVENPORT 111 THE REV CHARLES KIBLINGER THE REV EDWARD GREGORY ME HENRY FOWLEE MR ALEXANDER THELEN THE REV JOHN WRIGHT Jr THE REV ROBERT DUVALL MR HARVIE WILKINSON JR Ma BUFOED SCOTT MR PRICHARD MR THOMAS ROULAND Ma JAMES WATKINSON MR FREDERICK DEANE IV Term Expires 1972 Term Expires 1974 Diocesan THE REV STEWART WEST Missionary Society of Virginia THE REV WILLIAM BARTLETT MRS DOUGLAS WADE MR JAMES SCOTT Ja TRUSTEES Miss TRAVIS SMITH Ma STEPHEN WATERS THE RT REV SAMUEL CHILTON President JOHN LEARD Chairman MRS MERRILL The Communications Ccmmittee MR MR PA5CO Vice President ALLAN PARRRNT THE REV THE JOHN EBBE HOFF MRS JAMES CORAM MR REV CRAPPELL Secretary DOUGHERTY Ma HOLCOMRE Treasurer HILL RIDDLE THE REV BURTIS PALMER not Trustee TIlE RT REV PHILIP SMITH
Examining Chaplains MR WAYNE BAZZLE MR BUFORD SCOTT Chairman MR WM BURRU5S MR FRANK HEINDL THE REV FREDERJCK WARNECKE JR ME CRAIGIR FRITSCHE THE REV JOHN CHAPPELL MR SHRILD MCCANDLISH THE REV JAMES LINCOLN THE REV HENRY MITCHELL 1IR ANDREW MCCUTCHEON MRS BRUCE CHEEK Trustees of Church THE REV JOHN FRIZZELL JR Schools in the Diocese of Virginia
THE RT REV ROBERT GIBSON JR President Commission on Ministry THE REV JOHN PAGE WILLIAMS Litt Vice-President not
Terms Expire 1974 Trustee Cnso Vice-President JR Ma GRAHAM HEREFORD PH HARRIS THE REV FREDERICK WARNECKE EDWARD MR BENNETT Secretory-Treasurer not Trustee Terms Expire 1973 EDWARD MR BELL Assistant Secretory-Treasurer not Trustee VIOLA WOOLFOLK THE REV JESSE TROTTER MIss PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Terms Expire 1972 RICHARD TAYLOR THE Ri REV RaBERT GIBSoN JR DR GARLAND JR THE REV JAMES LINCOLN MR POLLARD THE REV HERBERT DONOVAN MR HARVIE WILKINSON 1971 Terms Expire THE REV RENO HARP JR THOMAS ROHR THE REV BENJAMiN CAMPBELL Ma MRS ROBERT HOWE THE REV JENNINGS HCB5ON JR BOARD MEMBERS FREDERICK MORING THE REV WILLIAM MENGEBIER PH MR Terms Expire 1972
Church in the THE MT REV ROBERT HALL MR JAMES MCCAW PARRISH Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Da ROBERT BARLOWE Da THOMAS JR Diocese of Virginia MURRELL
President Terms THE RT REV ROBERT GIBSON JR Expire 1973 MR BUFOED SCOTr Vice-President THE RT REV PHILIP SMITH MR HARRY EASTERLY JR Ma HOLCOMBE PALMER Secretary-Treasurer MR GIBSON HARRIS DR ROBERT WIlLIAMs 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNcIL DIOCESE DIoCEsE OF VIRGINIA OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL
MOTT REAR ADM WILLIAM Terms Expire 1974 BOOGHER Mn BENTON HARRY FRAZIER III MRS BOYNTON MR THE RRT HEDLEY WILLIAMS CHISMAN HANES Mn ME HARRY LEE MRS HILL CARTER JR MR SMITH JR ROBERT KENNEDY Mn HOWARD COL WILLIAM JR MR FREELAND MASON CARTER MRS JOHN SHINBERGER MR TAYLOR MURPHY Jn MR ALBERT SMOOT Terms Expire 1974 MR HENRY THOMAS Board of Directors of Mn ARNOLD MOTLEY the Episcopal Book Store Incorporated MRS HAsKINS FERRELL MR CLIFFORD MILLER III President Terms Expire 1975 Mn MASSIE ERWIN WILL Jn VALENTINE Vice-President JOSEPH CHINN SOUDER MRS MILTON MRS THE REV H0LT LEROY Secretary Jn WESLEY WRIGHT ROBERT MARTIN JR Treasurer DAVID BURKE MRS WILLIAM TRASNELL THE REV WM HiLL III Hall BROWN TrusteeS_StUt MRS STANLEY REED MRS CRADDOCK COCHRAN Prelideflt MRS JON LONGAKER JUSTICE GEORGE THE REV ROBERT HALL JR VicePresident Dn DABNRY LANCASTER First Second VicePresident WILLIAM MARMION RT REV Eloomfield Incorporated TnE Secretary MR LYNE SHAcKELF0RD Treasurer MR MR JOHN DAFFIN PIERSON SCOTT President Mn of Virginia ANDERSON HEYWOOD Vice-President Diocese Term Expires 1973 MRS Sirs BARNES Secretary 1971 Term Expires MR JAMES ME LYNE SHACKELFORD SCOTT JR Treasurer HERBERT DONOVAN THE REV THE REV DUDLEY BOOGHER Term Expires 1974 MRS GREENE 1972 TEE REV DOUGLAS Term Expires MR PRESTON MOORE PITT MRS CRAVEN TUCKER LEE Dn MR ST GEORGE HAMILTON ALLEN Ms PHILIP MORRISON RT REV ROBERT GIBSON DR ROBERT MERRILL MRS Ex Officio THE GLOVER REV JAMES LINCOLN Proxy THE MRS EDWARD EVANS Homes Virginia Diocesan President Memorial TrusteesThe Virginia Diocesan Center TEE REV H0LT SOUDER resident KENNEDY ViceP TEE Mn ROBERT Rnv ROBERT GIBSON Jn Chairman VicePre5ideflt VAN ScoYOC Assistant Mn TEE REV GARDNER HOLCOMBE PALMER not Trustee Secretary-Treasurer SecretarY BENEDICT GnNUA Mn BELL Mn not Trustee Assistant Secretary-Treasurer Treasurer Mn JoHN SM0OT THE RT REV ROBERT Assistant Treasurer HALL Mn WALTER Scorr TEE Ri REV SAMUEL CHILTON TRUSTEES Mn FRANK HEINDL POWELL 1973 Mn HARRISON Ja Terms Expire Mn JOHN Jn Terms Expire 1972 SIEGEL Mn JAMES GALLEHER MR BRUCE GUNNRLL BURKE JR Mn Errs MR FREDERICK Jn MR TAYLOR DAVIS DEANE THE REV JOHN CHINN JR III MR WALTER REV WILLIAM HILL BROWN JR THE MR HARRY FRAZIER JR Roslyn Advisory Committee DR THOMAS MURRELL GENT-TA Mn BENEDICT RANDOLPH SR MR JOHN THE RT REV ROBERT SMITH HALL Ex Officio MR EDWARD REV HOLT SOUDER THE TEE REV SCOTT ROBERT JR MR JOHN III MR WALTER DR Sr GEORGE TUCKER HALL NUGENT Mn JOHN SM0OT Tan REV FLETCHER LOWE MR CHARLES JR DR ROBERT WILLIAMS TOMLIN Mn HUGO BLANKINGSHI 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIEG1NIA 1971 VIEGINIA 1971 Ii 10 176TH ANNUAL
Commission Diocese of Virginia en Evangelism Episcopal Churchwomen THE REV ROBERT CHEWDSON President Chairman MR MASON RICHARDS MRS JOHN MORGAN MRS JOHN RoBINSoN MRS FRENCH SLAUGIITRR JR THE REV DABNEY WELLFORD THE REV TREADWELL DAVISON MISS JAQUELIN of the Diocese of Virginia Episcopal Churchmen SMITH MR LEE KEESLING MR SHIRLEY ARTHUR THE REV FRANCIS JR President THE ME BOInNG ROBERTSON RHEIN REV RODERICK ISRAY MR ROBERT GRANT THE REV HOLLAND CLARK ME BRUCE BROWNE THE REV GEORGE of Churches the Virginia Council FLEMING DR JOHN RODGERS Representatives on HOECK GIBSON MRS WILLIAM THE RT REV ROBERT Committees of Council 1971 THE REV THOMAS FAULKNER JR JR Resolutions aad PetitionsCMDR JOHN TEE REV JOHN DAVIS DYER Chairmon THE REV REV EDWARD GREGORY THE JOHN SPONG THE REV ROBERT SHEERAN THE REV NEALE MORGAN PRICHARD THE REV SHERROD MR ALBRITTON THE REV ALLIE FRAZIER CDL GWYNNE Commissions TAYLOR MR STEPHEN WATERS CAPT JOHN HAYES Mns CHARLES RelationsDR EBBE HOFF Chairman STOCRDON Commission on Ecumenical CHAMBERLAIN THE REV HODGES ALvES THE REV Constitution and CanonsTHE REV ROBERT THE REV MRS EBBE SHAW PH Chairman THE REV HOLT SOUDER THE REV JOHN RAYMOND DAVIS BADEN THE REV DANIEL MONTAGUE THE REV GARY GREER THE REV It ROBERT DAN Cox THE REV DAVID PRICE ME THOMAS ROULAND MR WILLIAH 110FF MRS THE ROTCH MR GEORGE THE REV LEON LAYLOR JAMES CUNNINGHAM HUHHICRHOUSE THE HON THOMAS JR ISMAY THE Rn REV WIL GORDON REV ARTHUR UNDERWOOD THE REV ROBERT GILMAN THE BudgetH MERRILL PASCO Chairman THE REV EDWARD THE JOSEPH MASSIE MERHOW LIAM HAEGETT MR REV JAMES CUNNINGHAM THE REV HOLT SOUDEH THE REV JESS SAMUEL CHILTDN RT REV STRIBLING THE REV ROBERT DICREY MR REIHAN Shrine Mont CommissiOnTHE MCNAHARA MR TAYLOR MURPHY MR FRED MR Chairman JR SWITZER MONTAGUE DANIEL MONTAGUE Chair Commission_THE REV CredentialsTHE REV HUBERT THOMTE Chairman ME RICHARD CAT Diocesan Liturgical REV SHREROD ALBEITTON THE MR ASHBY DANNER REV THOMAS GARNER THE LEn nlan THE PH THE REV THE REV ROBERT SHAW REV FLETCHER LOWE New ParishesTHE REV JOHN CHAPPELL THE REV JEN PAHK MR and MRS JOHN Chairman MR RADCLIFFE NINGS MCALISTER MARSHALL HOBSON JR THE REV JOHN WRIGhT JR l1R LEMUEL ROBERT HALL Ex Officio DAVID THE RT REV HOUSTON MR WILLIAM HAZELGEOVE MRS ROBERT KERN WALTER TINSLEY Chairman World MissionME NominationsTHE REV JENNINGS Commission on THE REV HOBSON JR Chairoran THE REV REV KENNITH TABER II RODERICK THE REV ALLEE GEERN THE ISMAY THE REV GEORGE FLEMING THE REV ALLEN THE REV GEORGE PRATT THE REV NEALE MORGAN GREEN THE REV THOMAS BARNES GEN HARRY CAPT GERALD DAVID GEEER WATERS DIS5T0N ALVIN KUEIIN MR STEPHEN HEDBERG MRS NORTON ME ELHOEE MR CHARLES BOLLING ROBERT MISS MARTHA Resources BURRELL MURAT WILLIAMS Consultant JR MR ST GEORGE LEE MR SON LEROY MRS MILTON LEROY THE REV MILTON TellersTsjj REV KENNETH TABER Ii Head Teller THE REV ALAN AVRRY THE REV MASON MINICH THE REV JOHN WESLEY THE REV DONALD GAUSBY THE REV GEORGE MAGOON THE REV NORMAN RUDDOCK
To Read the MinutesTHE REV HILL RIDDLE Chairman THE REV WALTON PETTrT THE REV BRUCE CAMPBELL MR REUBEN CLAY ME DALE SESLAR MHS WALKER TURNER
Public RelationsTHE REV BENJAMIN CAMPBELL TIlE REV JAMES M.COEAH MR EDGAR ANDEEWS MR ALVIN DYER JR
Could not serve DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 12 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 13 FOR MAKING BEQUESTS LEGAL TITLES Bequests for work outside the Diocese of Virginia but in Continental
United its States possessions or overseas should be made to The Domestic and Foreign Missionary the chartered the Legislature of Society of Protestant Episcopal Church in the title of the corporation duly by The legal United States of of America incorporated under the Laws of the State with to take by gift grant devise or bequest property of Virginia power New York Address 815 Second and to hold the same to them Avenue New York 10017 real personal or mixed every description for the disabled for the of providing selves and their successors purpose of the deceased clergy the support of the the widows and orphans title of clergy The legal the Church Home for Ladies is said Diocese The Protestant other of said Church in and for any purpose Episcopal Church chartered Episcopates Home by the Virginia Legislature not is The Trustees of Address like kind with those mentioned or whether of 206 Thompson Street Richmond Va 23221 Church in the Diocese of Virginia the Protestant Episcopal the Funds of
The Diocesan Diocesan Missionary Society is The legal title of Stuart owned and The legal title of the Hall controlled by the three Dioceses of Virginia Southern and Missionary Society of Virginia Virginia Southwestern Virginia is Stuart Hall Incorporated chartered under the Laws of Virginia AddresB Protestant Staunton Va Seminary in Virginia is The legal title of the Theological in Virginia Episcopal Theological Seminary Also Chartered under the Laws of Virginia Education Society of Vir title of the Protestant Episcopal St Pauls The legal Endowment Fund Incorporated in Virginia the Protestant Episcopal Education Society All Saints Endowment ginia is Trustees of Fund Incorporated to give financial aid to men preparing chartered by the Virginia Legislature St Stephens Endowment Fund Incorporated of the Church Grace and for the ministry Holy Trinity Endowment Fund Incorporated Sf Johns Endowment Fund St Johns Church Richmond income School is Protestant Episcopal needs The title of the Episcopal High legal St Johns Foundation Johns Church for High School in Virginia St Richmond mainte nance as National historical shrine which conducts the system of Schools The legal title of the corporation Vir Diocese is Church Schools in the Diocese of under the control of the under the Laws of Virginia ginia corporation chartered
School is The Blue Ridge School The legal title of the Blue Ridge
Incorporated
Fund Form of hereby give The Shrine Mont Endowment Bequest Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia devise and bequeath to the laws of Virginia corporation under the
devise Homes Form of Bequest hereby give The Virginia Diocesan of The Virginia Diocesan Homes Incorpo and bequeath to the Trustees under the laws of Virginia rated corporation
the Goodwin House Alexandria The above Form applies to
Bloomfield is Bloomfield Incorporated The legal title of LIST OF THE CLERGY 15
Tan REV RICHARD BARER III Rector St James Church Whitaker LIST OF THE CLERGY Parish 1205 West Franklin Street Richmond 23220
THE REV HARRY BALDWIN JR St Andrews OF THE Rector Church Whitaker Parish 227 South Cherry Street Richmond 23220 THE REV DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA PAUL BANUSTON Rector St Marys Church 2609 Glebe Road Arlington 22207
Tan REV THOMAS BARNES Rector Christ Ascension Church Blair Parish 1704 Laburnum Avenue Richmond 23227
ROBERT GIBSON JR Bishop of the Diocese THE THE RT REV REV WILLIAM BARTLETT Rector Newton Parish 13 MT Second Richmond 23220 110 West Franklin Street Street Front Royal 22630
HALL Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese TUE Rr REV ROBERT THE RRV GEORGE BARTON III Faculty Woodberry Forest School Franklin Street Richmond 23220 110 West aod Rector St Thomas Parish Box 31 Orange 22960
of the Diocese 4800 REV PHILIP SMITH Suifragan Bishop JOHN THE RT THE REV BECKWITH Professor Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria 22311 Fillmore Avenue Alexandria 22304
Bishop of the RT REV SAMUEL CHILTON Retired Suffragan Tan REV PHIIaP THE BENTLEY 5041 Loughboroogh Road N.W Washington Alexandria 22311 Diocese 4800 Fillmore Avenue 20016
Blair J0RN ADAMs Ja Rector St Thomas Church Parish Tan REV LOWELL THE REV BEVRRIDGE Ph Professor Virginia Theological Richmond 28222 8602 Hawthorne Avenue Seminary Theological Seminary Alexandria 22304
Richmond 23220 CHARLES DGVAL AIICEN JR 2300 Stuart Avenue TBE REV THE REV HENRY BLAKE Rector St Philips Church 2900 Hones Ave Richmond 23222 All Saints-Sharon Chapel 3421 nue TIlE REV SITEEODD ALBEITTON Vicar Alexandria 22310 REV Franconia Road THE CHARLES BLAIR JR 6019 Patterson Avenue Richmond 23226 22017 CHARLES ALLEN Rector Cedar Run Parish Casanova TBE THE REV REV WILLIAM Bwoo Assistant Business Manager Virginia
WestoVer Church Rt Charles City Theological Seminary Theological Seminary Alexandria 22304 THE REV JAMES ALVRS Rector THE 23030 REV DUDLEY BOOGRER Rector ivy Parish ivy 22945
Rector The Falls Church 115 East Fairfax Tan REV boaR ALVES THE REV PETER B00KE Chaplain PSC Box 13547 APO San
Street Falls Church 22046 Francivco 96201
Lakeside Avenue Apt 711 REV JAQUSiLIN AMBLER IV retired 1601 REV LORRAINE Tan Tan BoscH Barclays Ban/I Natal Bank Branch
Richmond 23228 West Street Durban Republic of South Africa
Rector St Andrews Church 4000 Lorcom Tas REV ROBERT ANORRWS THE REV ROBERT BOYD Assistant St Stephens Church Tuckahoe 22207 Lane Arlington Parish Box 8500 Richmond 23226
Box 115-S Colonial REV CLYDE ANGEL Rector St Marys Church THE REV WILLIAM THE BOYD Locum Tenens Overwhartou Parish Box 275
Beach 22443 Stafford 22554
8727 River Road STANLEY ASHTON Director of Roslyn THE REV TUE REV PATTON BOVLE Deacon 231 iliaxwetl Street Lexington Ky Richmond 28229 40508
Frederick Parish Christ Church Not present at Council TIssl REV JOHN BADEN Rector Winchester 22601 184 West Boscawen Street VIRGINIA 16 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DiocEsE OF 1971 LIST OF THE CLERGY 17
Shadow Alexandria 22510 Tax Tas REV Louis BRADSORD 5926 Walk REv GORDON CHARLTON Virginia Theological Seminary Alex andria 22304 Pauls THE REV WILLIAM MAURICE BHANscol.u- JR Assistant St Church Tax 228 South Pitt Street Alexandria 22514 REV HOLLAND CLARK Rector Cunningham Chapel Parish Millwood 22646 Grace Goochland 25068 TIlE REV Louis BREITENBACH Rector Church THE Rnv GEORGE Clarke 22611 CLEAVELAND retired Registrar of the TilE REV WILLIAM BRooK Rector Parish Berryville Diocese Rock 7704 Creek Road Richmond 23229 REV WILLIAM HILL BROWN III Curate Grace and Holy Trinity TilE THE REV THOMAS CLEMANS JR Assistant St Johns Church Whitaker Parish North Laurel Street Richmond 28220 Church Box 457 McLean 22101
REV JEan BUNTING Ja Rector Christ Church Parish Christchurch Tax THE REV MANLY COBB retired 29 South Chestnut 28081 Street Warrenton 22186
THE REV JOSEPH BURROUGHS Vicar St Martins Mission Church Tax REv FRANCIS COOPER Rector Christ Church Dettingen Parish Box 21 Triangle 22172 High Street at Second Charlottesville 22902 Drive Tax REV MooDY BuRT Assistant St Georges Church Fairfax THE REV JAMES CORAM Assistant St North Nelson Street Arlington 22203 Margarets Church 2958 Birch- and dale Court Woodbridge 22191 CLARENCE BUXTON retired 5912 Craig Street Springfield TIIs Rxv TILE REV flUME Cox Rector St Stephens Church Heat hsville 22150 22478 Tris REV ROBERT CREWDSON Rector Haymarket Teacher and Chaplain St Timothys Parish Haymarket Tax REV DAVID CAMMACK 22069 School Stevenson Maryland 21155 Tin REV JAMES CUNNINGHAM Rector Church of Our 110 Saviour Box TIlE REV BENJAMIN CAMPBELL Editor The Virginia Churchman Rio 67-A Road Charlottesville 22901 West Franklin Street Richmond 23220 THE REV CUTLER Blue JR Ridge School and Vicar Piedmont Church of the Epiphany Blair Tax REV BRUCE CAMPBELL Rector Church Madison Dyke 22935 Box 9544 Richmond 23228 Parish THE REV GORDON DAVIS Associate Rector All Saints Church Tuck 913 Blue Ridge Shores ahoe THE REv FRANCES CAMPBELL Deaconess Parish 8787 River Road Richmond 23229 Louisa 23093 Tax REV JOHN DAVIS Vicar Meade Memorial Mission 1585 West Avenue Richmond 25220 Church 2500 Beacon Tax REV PALMER CAMPBELL retired Hill Road Groveton Alexandria 22306 and Publica THE Tax REV DABNEY CARE III Director of Alumni Affairs REV RAYMOND DAVIS Rector Truro Church P.O Box 260 Alexandria tions Virginia Theological Seminary 22304 Fairfax 22050
REv JoHN CARTER Executive Secretary National Association of TEE REV TREADWELL THE DAVISON Rector St James Church Montross Episcopal Schools The Plain8 22171 Parish St Peters Church Washington Parish and Priest-in-Charge St Pauls Mission Church Nomini Grove THE REV RODNEY CAULVINS Rector St Margarets Church 826 Montross 22520 22191 Tax REV Grayson Road Woodbridge DEBORDENAVE retired Warsaw 22572 Box THE Tax REV OREN VAN CHAMBERLAIN Rector Scott Parish 217 REV DEBORDENAVE III Curate Page County Episcopal GordonsviUe 22942 Ministry Stanley 22851
North East JOHN RECTOR St Marks Parish 115 Tax REv ROBERT St Tax REV CHAPPELL Dicxsy JR Rector Thomas Church 8989 Brook Street Culpe per 22701 Road McLean 22101
5Not present at Council Not present at Council VIRGINIA 1971 COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 18 176TH ANNUAL LIST OF THE CLERGY 19
Park Street Char retired 713 HERBERT DONOVAN THE REV ROBERT II THE REV GILMAN Assistant Trinity Church Box 4027 South lottesville 22901 Station Arlington 22204 St Marks Mission Church DouGHERTY Vicar THE REV THE REV BrncrIS CHARLES GLAENZER 22306 Vicar Mission Church of the Messiah Box 6003 Alexandria and Groveton Secretary of the Diocese Box 252 Highland Springs 23075 Campus Ministry Virginia ROBERT DUVALL Episcopal THE REV FREDERICK TIrE REV 23220 GOODWIN III Box 5571 Richmond Assistant Emmanuel Church University Commonwealth 1214 Wilmer Avenue Richmond 23227 New Kent Rector St Peters Parish THE REV EDWARD EANE5 REV ROBERT GOODWIN 23185 retired George Washington Hotel Route Williamsburg Room County Box 179-C 502 Winchester 22601 23061 Rector Ware Parish Gloucester REGINALD EASTMAN THE REV ALLEN TuE REV GREEN Rector St Johns Parish King William Brad- County Good Shepherd 9350 and St Stephens Church of the Parish King and Queen County West Point THE REV JACK EBY Rector 23181 22015 TmI REV dock Road Burke JAMES MCIVEE GREEN Vicar Mission Church of the Resurrec 318-A Parish Box tion 2280 North Rector Varina Beauregard Street Alexandria 22311 THE REV OSCAR EnDIToN Richmond 23231 THE REV DAVID GREER Rector Hamilton Parish 73 Culpe per Street North 15 West Warrenton 22186 Missionary to Japan THE REV WILLIAM EDDY THE REV EDWARD Sap poro Japan GREGORY Vicar St Peters Mission Church 1719 Church Bremo North 22nd LOCUITO Tenens Grace Street Richmond 23223 REV JOHN ELLSWORTH THE 22903 Avenue Charlottesville THE Bluff 797 Madison REV EUGENE GRTJMBIN-E Vicar St Martins Mission Church Parish Markham 22643 Tuckahoe 9000 Rector Leeds Parish St Martins Lane Richmond 23229 THE REV HOWARD FAIRCHILD Essex County St THE JAMES St Annes Parish REV SAUNDERS Guy Rector RALPH FALL Rector Cople Parish Hague 22469 THE REV Port Royal 22535 Caroline County and St Asaphs Parishes THE REV ROBERT Marys HALL JR Assistant St James Church 1205 West 918 St Georges Church Franklin Richmond FAULKNER JR Rector Street 23220 THE REV THOMAS 22401 Cornell Street Fredericksburg THE REV HAROLD MCFALL HAMMOND Assistant St Albans Church Tuckahoe Parish 6800 Rector All Saints Church Colunebia Pike Annandale 22003 THE REV RICHARD FELL Richmond 23229 8787 River Road THE REV HOWARD HANCHEY Chaplain Medical Church Church and Training College of Rector St Pauls Virginia 5712C Crenshaw THE REV GEORGE FLEMING Road Richmond 23227 Falls Church 22041 Payne Streets THE REV WILLIAM 22066 HARGETT Rector Bromfield Parish Mill Road Great Falls Washington 904 Leigh Va 22747 THE REV WILLIAM FRANK 22928 Parish Cismont FRAZIER Jr Rector Walkers THE REV RENO TIlE REV ALLIE HARP JR Rector St Stephens Church Tuck Church 6800 Columbia ahoe Rector St Albans Parish Box 8500 Richmond 23226 THE REV JOHN FRIZZELL JR Annandale 22003 THE REV CARL BURTON HARRIS LAGOS Pike ID Department of State Wash Parish 26 North GARNER JR Rector Shelburne ington 20521 TIrE REV THOMAS 22075 Leesburg THE REV ODELL HARRIS Wirt Street retired 508 Byrne Street School Petersburg 23803 st Stephens GIBsON JR Chaplain THE Rllv TIlE REV CHURCHILL LEWIS CARTER HARRISON retired 2401 Stuart Avenue Richmond Alexandria 22304 Seminary 23220
at Council NOt present at Council Not present LIST OF OF VIRGINIA 1971 THE CLERGY 20 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE 21
THE REV PEGRAM Tuckahoe JOHNSON III Chaplain St HARTL Assistant St Stephens Church Margarets School TUE REV PALMER Tappahannock 22560 Richmond 23226 Parish Box 8500 THE REV ALBERT JONES Rector Pohick Grace and Holy Trinity Church 9301 Richmond High TUE REV Louis HASKELL Rector way Lorton 22079 North Laurel Street Richmond 23220 Whitaker Parish Church THE REV KENNETH JONES Deacon Assistant Iminanuel Church of Our Saviour Church on HENRY HAVENS JR Rector The Hill 3600 Seminary THE REV Road Alexandria 22304 Box 73 Sandston 23150 THE REV CHARLES JOY St Rector Martins Parish Route 23069 Box 155 St Pauls Parish Hanover Beaverdam 23015 THE REV PAUL HEINS Rector
Arlington 22206 THE REV 4672 South 34th Street JOHN KELLEY Rector Tun REV JAMES HENRY Kingston Parish Mathews 23109 Church 218 Vine Street THE REv REvJ0HN HENRY Rector St Timothys RAMSAY ROBERTSON KENDALL TIlE Rector Church of the Holy Comforter 543 Beulah Herndon 2070 Road N.E Vienna 22180
1021 30th N.W Washington THE REV JOHN FREMONT HINKEL Retired St KETTLEWELL Chaplain Blue TIIE REV Ridge School and Vicar Grace 20007 Church Stanardsville Dy/ce 22935
Page County Episcopal TUE REV JENNINGS HOBSON JR Rector ROBERT KEVIN Ph THE REV Retired 401 High Street Alexandria 16-18 Amiss Avenue Deacons Training Program 22302 Ministry Director
Luray 22835 TUE REV CRARLBS KIBLINGER Assistant St Albans Box 546 Church 6800 Madison Parish Columbia Pike Annandale TILE REV HARRY LEE HoFFMAN Rector 22003
Purcellville 22132 TUE REV ALBI0N KNIGHT JR 36 Russell Fort 1701 North Avenue Church of St Clement New Monmouth THE REV MAURICE HolSoN Rector Jersey 07703 Alexandria 22304 Quaker Lane TUE REV NELSON KOSCUESKI JR Deacon Whitaker Assistant Grace Church St Marks Church 3601 Russell TEE REV BOYD HOWARTH Rector Road Alexandria 22305 23220 50 North Boulevard Richmond Parish TUE REV HENRY LANE retired Gloucester 23061 St Stephens School REV EMMETT Hoy JR Headmaster Tn Tine REV HOWARD LA Alexandria 22304 RUE Rector Greenwood Seminary Post Office Parish Greenwood 22948 Deaconess Route Stanley THE REv MARY SANDYS HUTTON Retired TUE REV LEON LAYLOR St Rector Pauls Church 228 South Pitt 22851 Street Alexandria 22314 Mission Church Parish RODERICK ISMAY Vicar Mcllhany TILE REV TUE REv MILTON 22901 LsRoy Program Director 110 West Franklin Box 290 Route Charlottesville Street Richmond 23220 Headmaster Grace Episcopal Church Day THE REV HOLT JENKINS TUE Alexandria REv DAVID Church 3601 Russell Road LEWIS JR Rector St Matthews School and Assistant Grace Church Tuckahoe Parish 1110 Valley Drive Richmond 23229 22305 True REV JAMES 7410 Columbus Avenue LINCOLN Rector Rockingham TJIE REV INNIS JENKINs Ph Retired Parish 660 South Main Street Harrisonburg 22801 20740 College Park Maryland THE REV GREGORY St Matthews Church Tucka LOCK Associate Christ REV CHARLES JOHNSON Assistant Rector Church Alexandria THE 118 North Richmond 23229 Washington Street Alexandria 22314 hoe Parish 1101 Forest Avenue
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THE LODDER Assistant St Andrews Church 4000 REV MOLLEGEN Trill REV HERBERT Professor Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria Lorcom Lane Arlington 22207 22304
Comforter THE Rector Church of the Holy REV CHARLES Assistant THE Rnv FLETCHER Lown MONCURE Administrator Goodwin House Richmond 23230 4800 Fillmore Tuckahoe Parish 4819 Monument Avenue Avenue Alexandria 22311
Barbee McLean 22101 THE REV DANIEL DOUGLAS LOWETH retired 1816 Street MONTAGUE Rector South TUE REV Ja Farnham Parish Tap pahannock 22560 St Barnabas 4801 Ravens- THE REV ROBERT LYLES Rector Church THE REV 22003 MICHAEL MOORE St worth Road Annandale Rector Patricks Church 3241 Brush Drive Falls Church 22042 St Dunstan 1830 Kirby THE REV LYNN MCCALLUM Curate Church THE REV EDWARD MORGAN St Road McLean 22101 III Rector Lukes Church 8009 Fort Hunt Road Wellington Alexandria 22308 St James Church THE REV RICHARD MCCANDLESS Deacon Assistant TilE REV Leesburg 22075 NEALE MORGAN Emmanuel 26 North Wirt Street Rector Church Middleburg 23117 THE REV Rector Immanuel Church-on-the- FRANK Moss III TIrE REV COLEMAN MCGEHEE JR Deacon Assistant St Pauls Memorial Alexandria 22304 Church 1700 University Hill 3600 Seminary Road Avenue Charlottesville 22903 New THE 22 Forester Court Northport REV HOWARD McC MUELLER THE REV JAY BRUCE MCLAUGHLIN Rector Abingdon Parish Gloucester County Box York 14768 100 White Marsh 23183 TRE Christ Church High Street at REV ALBERT MULLER THE REV JAMES McLEAN Assistant retired 317 Albemarle Avenue Richmond 23226 22902 Second Charlottesville THE REV ROBIN Dettingen Parish 704 Peabody MURRAY Assistant The Falls 115 East THE REV MCALISTER MARSHALL Rector Church Fairfax Street Falls Church 22046 Street Manassas 22110 TILE REV WILLIAM NEWLAND JR St THE REV LEE MARSTON Box 56 Greenwood 22943 Vicar Johns Mission Church Fifth and Lexington Streets Arlington 22204 St Johns Church Langley THE REV ALFRED ST MATrHEWS Rector THE REV MURRAY LEE NEWMAN Th McLean 22101 Professor Virginia Theological Parish Box 457 Seminary Theological Seminary Alexandria 22304 MENGEI3IER Ph Vicar Mason Mission Church TriE REV WILLIAM TrIE REV WILLIAM Ed The 2280 OPEL Peace Corps Box 93 Gabo. 211 Dixie Avenue Harrisonburg Parish rone Botswana Fillmore Avenue Alexandria THE REV RONALD MEERIX retired 4800 THE REV THOMAS PATEMAN Rector St Johns Church Henrico 22311 Parish Osborne Turnpike lichmond 23231
Rector Grace Church 3601 Russell Road Tirir REV EDWARD MERROW THE REV ELMER PEDRICK retired Imperial Plaza 601-C 1713 Bellevue Alexandria 22305 Avenue Richmond 23227
MASON MINICH Locum Tenens Trinity Mission Church Parish THE REV WILLIAM TIlE REV PENDLETON Rector Beckford Parish Shenandoah County 122 East Mineral 23117 Court Street Woodstock 22664 Preston THE REV MITCHELL Vicar Trinity Mission Church 1042 HAROLD PETERS Route THE REV HENRY retired Box 44 Spotsylvania 22553 Avenue Charlottesville 22903 Massa Tim REV Box 222 Roxbury WILLIAM PETERSON St TwI Rzv JAMES MITCHELL retired Rector Johns Church Centreville Box 246 Cent reville 22020 chusett8 02119
Not present at Council Not present at CounciL 24 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 LIST OF THE CLERGY 25 THE REV WALTON JR St Pauls Church PETTIT Deacon Assistant Tan REV ROBERT SHAW Ph Rector Whitaker Parish 815 East Grace Street Richmond 23219 Trinity Church Box 3408 Fredericksburg 22402 Deceased March 1971 THE REv JAMES PETTY Vicar St Francis-in-the-Field 9220 George Tan Rev ROBERT SHEERAN Rector Christ town Pike Great Falls 22066 Church Parish Lancaster County Box 398 Kilmarnock 22482 TILE REV ROBERT PIERCE Rector Whittle Parish The Plains 22171 THE REV CLAUDIUS SHELTON retired Edwardsvjlle 22456 THE REV DOUGLAS PITT 135 Lafayette Avenue Baltimore Maryland ran REV GRANT SHERK JR Rector St Dunstans 21217 Church Langley Parish 1830 Kirby Road McLean 22101 THE REV GEORGE LYON PRATT Rector St Michaels Church 113 North THE REV ANN SHERMAN Deaconess 913 Blue Ivanhoe Street Arlington 2225 Ridge Shores Louisa 23093 Tan REV RICHARD SHIMPFKY TILE REV ALAN PREST JR Chairman Department of Patient Coun Deacon Assistant St Peters 3890 Church North Stafford Street selling Box 143 MCV Station Richmond 23219 Arlington 22207
THE REV BERRY THE REV GARY PincH Rector Trinity Church Box 4027 South SIMPSON Rector OliVet Church 6107 Franconia Alexandria Road Station Arlington 22204 22310
THE REV MARY REDD Retired Deaconess 254 Liberty Street Fair- Tim REV RODERICK SINCLAIR April 1971 Chaplain Auburn IjniVer hope Alabama 36532 sity Auburn Alabama
THE REV JOHN REINHEIMEE Episcopal Academy 1711 Kirby Road THE REV FRANK SMART Ja Chaplain Christchurch School White McLean 22101 Stone 22578
Tan REV FRANCIS Meade Parish 22176 RHEIN Rector Upperville Tan REV JOHN SMITH Episcopal High School Alexandria 22304 Tan VEN LEIGH RIBBLE retired 3303 Hanover Avenue Richmond Tan REV HOLT SOUDER Dover 32S1 Rector Parish Goochiand 9814 River County Road Richmond 23229 Tan REV HILL RIDDLE Rector Church of St James the Less Beverly THE REV STAMO Street Ashland 23005 SPATHEY retired 2412 Kenmore Road Richmond 23228
Tan REV HENRY RIGHTOR Associate Professor Virginia Theo THE REV JOHN SPONG Rector St Pauls Church Whitaker Parish Alexandria 22304 815 East Grace logical Seminary Street Richmond 23219
STEE REV RONALD ROWLAND retired Berryville 22611 Tan REV CLIFFORD STANLEY Th Route Box 131-D Stafford 22554 Tan REV EMBRY RUCEER Rector Episcopal Congregation of the Tan REV EDMUND Church at Reston 1427 Greenmont Court Reston 22070 STEVENS retired 4714 20th Road North No 101 Arlington 22207 Tan REv CHARLES RYLEY retired 12 Water Street Charlottetown P.E.I Canada Tan REV RICHARD STINs0N St Rector James Church 5614 Old Mill Road Alexandria 22309 Tan REV RICHARD JOHN SANDER JR Rector Lynnwood Parish Rocking-
ham County Box 77 Port Republic 24471 THE REV JESS STRIBLING St Ja Rector Peters Church 3890 North Tan REV SAMUEL SAmE retired Box 595 Mathews 23109 Stafford Street Arlington 22207
Tan REV ROBERT SElLER Associate Director New Jersey Regional THE REV CLAUDE SWAIM retired 5214 Monument New 07028 Avenue Richmond Drug Abuse Agency 117 Hillside Ave Glen Ridge Jersey 23226
Not preaent at Council Not present at CounciL LIST OF TIlE CLERGY 1971 27 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 26 THE REV FREDERICK WARNECKE Congre JR Rector Emmanuel Church Blair Vicar Episcopal Jst Deacon Parish 1214 Wilmer SYDNOR Sterl Avenue Richmond 23227 Trne REv CHARLES williamsburg Road Park 101 Church in Sterling THE REV gation of the CLYDE WATSON JR Chaplain University Hospital 1527 722170 Oxford ing Park Road Charlottesville 22903 Church 118 Washington Rector Christ THE REV REV WILLIAM SYDNOB GEORGE WEISER retired Goodwin TnE House 4800 22314 Fillmore Avenue No Street Alexandria Apt 332 Alexandria 22304 Church of the Creator TIIE TABER II Vicar REV DABNEY WELLFORD THE REV KENNETH Rector Lunenburg and North Farnham 23111 Parishes Richmond Box 503 MechaniCsvtlle County Warsaw 272572 Oak Court 11685 Charter THE REV STEWART JR Apt 201 WEST Rector Wicomico Parish WILLIAM TAYLOR and St Marys TIIE REV Church Fleeton Route 1Box 126-D Reedville 22539 Reston 22115 Box 42 Marshall REV Piedmont Parish THE ELIJAH WIIITE III Box THoMAS Rector 608 Suva Fiji THE REV DAVID TIIE REV PHILIP WHITEHEAD Chaplain St Catherines 22115 School 5902 Church 134 West Grove Avenue Richmond 23226 Assistant Christ MICHAEL THoMPSON THE REV THE REV I-JTJGH Winchester 22601 WIjITESELL Vicar St Bartholomews Mission Boscawen Street Church Whitaker Tuckahoe Parish 9310 Three Marks Church Chopt Road Richmond 23229 Assistant st HUBERT TH0MTE 5THE REV THE REV 23220 DENNIS WHITTLE Richmond retired 1425 Kenwood Lane Charlottesville 520 North Boulevard Parish 22901 Road Richmond retired 1716 Seddon PARKER THORNTON THE REV THE REV HEDLEY WILLIAMS Rector St Georges Church Fairfax Drive and 23227 Parish North Nelson Street Arlington 22203 Rector Christ Church TowNSEND Associate THE REV MORTON THE REV JOHN PAGE WILLIAMS Litt Dean and Executive Vice- 22503 Lancter 22304 President of Church Schools 110 West Alexandria Franklin Street Richmond 23220 Theological SemInarY REV JESSE MI TROTTER THE REV HUNTEI1 THE Ashland 23005 WooD 512 Tennessee Avenue Alexandria Snead Street 23304 retired 130 CAMPBELL TUCKER THE REV HUNTER REV WooD Assistant Immanuel THH Futasujime Church-on-theHi1I ImadegeWa Agaru TUCKER Karasuma 512 Tennessee Avenue Alexandria REV BEVERLEY 22304 TIIE 602 Japan KamikYO_Ku Kyoto THE REV WILLIAM Nishi-Iru REED WOOD Church 6320 JR Chaplain Christchurch School St Christophers TLILBR Rector Chrislchurch 23031 THE REV STUART 22150 Springfield Hanover Avenue THE REV JOHN Church 8531 WOOLVERTON Ph Associate Professor St Aidans Virginia Rector Theological UNDERWOOD Seminary Theological Seminary Alexandria TIlE REV ARTHUR 22304 22308 Road Springfield Tiss REV JOHN Riverside WRIGHT Rector St Annes Diocesan Homes JR Parish Box Virginia 337 VAN Sc0YOC Director Scoltsville 24590 THE REV GARDNER Richmond 23220 Franklin Street 110 West Church Certified Church Workers Christophers Assistant st REV MICHAEL VEivMILLION National Canon 52 THE 22150 Hanover Avenue Springfield HARRY 6320 MRS PARKER St Matthews School 4824 KenmOre Church Patterson and Forest St Stephens WNDALL Avenues Richmond 237229 TI REV FREDERICK Alexandria 22304 Avenue Apt 102 Miss ELIZABETH St James 1700 MCFATE Church 1205 West Franklin Memorial Church Street WARD Rector st Pauls Richmond 23220 THE REV DAVIi 22903 Charlottesville Not present at Council UniversitY Avenue
at Council Not present LIST OF THE CLERGY DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 29 28 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL TILE REV RICHARD REID Th Bishop Theological Seminary Alexandria under license of the 22304 work in the Diocese Clergy at THE JOHN REV ROBERTS 12265 Harbor Drive washington Woodbridge 22191 REV FREDERICK ARrRTON THE REV THE NORMAN RUDDOCE Chaplain St Christophers TappahanflOck Assistant 23226 School Richmond Route Box 302 Tna Riev ALAN AvuRY South Farnham Parish THE REv CALVIN SACHERS Box 215 Keswick 127 Sixth Street 22947 Missionary to the Deaf Tun OTTO BERG THE REV MEADIE REv TAYLOR III 5155 Iron 20002 Bridge Road Richmond Washington 23234 THE REV JOHN Richmond 23222 WESLEY Assistant St 2711 Avenue Michaels Church 1132 BRoWN Griffin hoe Ivan THE REV THOMAS Street Arlington 22205 22901 Box 96 CharlottesVille CLARKE Route THE VERY TIlE REV ROBERT REV CECIL WooDs JR Dean Virginia Richmond 23220 Seminary Theological 1110 Grove Avenue Alexandria 22304 THE YEN SLADE DANZOLL Ashland 23005 206 Howard Street THE REV CARLTON Fox CAPTAIN VINCENT 22205 Church Street Alingtofl lODGE Army in FRIErKIN 720 North Kensington charge of St Pauls Mission THE REV THOMAS Church West Point Box 767 West Point 25181 Aylett and Locum Tenens St Davids DONALD GAUSHY THE REV Mechanicsville 23111 Box 314-A RI Immanuel Church Old Church 23227 Brook Road Richmond G0LDSWORTHY 3401 Tun REV GRAEME Alex Th Theological Seminary THE REV HOLT GRAHAM
andria 22304
HARRIS JR THE REV CHARLES
Purceltvilte 22132 HEATON Box 604 THE REV HENRY 1211 Richmond Memorial Hospital JAMES Chaplain THE REV FRED Richmond 23227 Westwood Avenue 22640 Wakefield Mamor Huntly THE REV ALEERT LUCAS 6001 Grove Avenue St Catherines School THE REV GEORGE MAGOON Richmond 23226 Vienna 22180 1731 KillarneY Court THE REv ALEX METHVEN Community Action Com Fauquier County THE REV JOHN NGELE Warrenton 22186 mittee 73 Lee Street Ashland 23005 Randolph-Macon College THE REV WILLIAM NoR No Charlottesville OER Elliewood Avenue THE REV LEE ANDERSON 22905 Road Reston 22070 REARDON 12310 Stirrup THE REV BILL CLIFTON Harrisonburg South Mason Street ANDERSON REECE 637 THE REV HERBERT 22801 LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 31
Alternates and County Parish or Lay Delegates Separate Delegate and Alternate Annual Council of 1971 Congregation Elected to the Greenwood Parish at the Council and alternates present names of delegates Emmanuel Church Non.The who check in at Registration Only those with an asterisk Greenwood Fraijcis are marked Brawley of their attendance such recognition Desk are ensured Stanley Wilcox Alt Alternate Alexandria Old Delegate and City. Alexandria Parish Parish or Separate County Christ Church Dr Ralph Congregation Flynt Joseph Saunders Jr St Annes Parish Albemarle Mrs Edna Rublee Church Glen- Christ Chisman Hanes Alt St Johns dower Col James Chapman Alt St Ste Scottsville 5Mrs Dayton Alt 5Mrs Allen Randolph Moore phens Esmont Alt 5Mrs Harold Mays St Pauls Church William Thomas II Arthur Bruner Fredericksville Parish Simmons Buck Mountain Church Savage Jr 5W Birckhead Miss Dorothy Lucas Alt Earlysville Jr tMrs Walter Plunkett Donald King Alt
Alt Mrs John Ticer Alt
of Our Savior Grace Church Church Col John Eales 5Thomas Boyd Jr Rio Norman Simpson John Miller Walkers Parish LCol Loring Cunningham Cismont.Gefl Harry Disston Grace Church Alt David Plymire Alt Rohert Williams Alt Monticello Parish Mrs William Plant Alt Church Christ Emmanuel Church Marshall Dai1gerfield Ashton Sr Charlottesville Mrs Richard Robert Ponton McGowan Thomas Carruthers Capt Addison Clifford Alt William Gitchell Jr Alt Dr Edward David Cooke Alt Van Sant Alt George Beattie Alt Pauls Memorial St Wallace Russell Alt Church Charlottes Immanuel Church-on William Rotch ville the-Hill Russell flflng Daniel Jr Murphy Jr William Bryant Page Nelson John Roberts Jr Graham Hereford Alt Alt Lawrence Alt Bernard Chamberlain Hymo Mrs George Alt Robert Lee Jr Alt Galland Church of St Clement. Dr James Brayshaw ivy Parish Rohert Flood William Barrett ivy St Pauls 5Mrs William Moore Alt George Gamer Alt Harper Atherton Alt rn
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and Alternate County Parish or Separate Delegate Parish or Separate County Delegate and Alternate Congregation Congregation Charles City Parish Westover Parish Arlington Arlington Gerald Norton St Georges Church.. Capt Westover Church William Grady Malone Charles City James Ernest Cox West Jr Alt Russell Mrs Lewis Gulick Harris Alt Clarke Mrs Keith Clark Alt Cunningham Chapel with John Martin Alt Greenway Court Parish Christ Morton Langstaff Church Mill- Trinity Church James Goodwin wood Emmanuel John Lewis Church Boyce John Mcintosh Mrs Stephen Simmerman William Clarke Cook Jr Alt Alt Parish Grace Cdr Janet Lewis Alt Church Berry ville Col William Neely Alt 5Raleigh Watson .j Olcott Alt St Church John Howell Culpeper Marys St Marks Parish William Edmisten Alt St Stephens Church Robert Pond St Andrews Church.. Capt Culpeper Meredith Li Scott Theron Rice \XT Reams Alt Charles Hulvey Ridley Parish Jr McDonald Alt Wesley Christ Church Alt Bradley Major Robert Higgins Station Russell Col Henry Sanford Alt May Jr Orin Fant Sr Alt Slaughter Parish Church .Cdr John Dyer St Michaels Emmanuel Thomas Rouland Church Rapidan Edmund Joran Alt George Williams John Mueller Alt Adm Alex Jackson Jr Alt Essex South Farnham Parish St Peters Church Paul Wagner Mrs William Hardy Jr St Johns Tappahan Kenneth Johnson nock Gord Lewis Hugh Mohrbacher Alt George Tabb Alt Cabell Busick Alt St Pauls Millers Robert Craighill Alt Tavern Carroll Minor Parish Caroline St Marys Charles St Annes DeShazo Alt St Peters Church Parish Port Richard Pratt Vauters Royal Church Mrs Richard Pratt Alt Luretto 5Mrs Roberta Piper Parish St Asaphs Fairfax Truro Parish St Asaphs Church Piland III Pohiek Bowling Green Raymond Church Lortun.Robert Gilles Julien Mason Alt Ricciardi Jr Alt DIocEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 34 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 35
and Alternate County Parish or or Delegate Separate Delegate and Alternate County Parish Separate Congregation Congregation Prichard Falls Church Parish Truro Church Fairfax. Edgar William Price The Falls Church Falls Cornelius Witul Church Walter Tinsley Alt Elizabeth McCraw Robert Hubbell Alt Mrs Prichard Mrs Harrison Rothwell Lillard Alt Beverly Stephenson Alt Harrison St Christophers Hutson Alt Mrs Bruce Phillips Wm Dodson Alt Church Springfield VanMetre Cmdr James St Patricks Church Victor Barton Falls Church William Barefoot Donald Paschal Alt Stanley Carroll Derrill Crosby Alt Capt Jack Sykes Alt Hill Alt Donald St Pauls Church Falls The Church of Apostles Church Col Jack Butler Pierpont Buck Fairfax Dr Elljott Keniieth MacGowan Jr Thacker Alt St Albans Alt Church Annandale Capt John Hayes Olivet Church Ii Lenwell Arnold Kassabjan Franconia George Alt Edward Leroy Sanderson Dr Caress Mrs John Anderson Alt Good Shepherd Church Knowles Cmdr Stephen Alt Burke Harvey Hines Upper Truro Parish
St James Church Mt St Timothys Church Scott Riggs Herndon Vernon LTC Joseph Hutchjson Mrs Marguerite McFarland Reed Winslow Alt Alt St Johns Church
St Barnabas Church Centreville Elmo Ball Jr Roberts Annandale James William Lusk Alt John Duley Langley Parish James Jr Alt Sydney St Johns Church Mc Alt George Stringer Lean Henry Johnson Parish Wellington Mrs Frank III Levy Lukes Church James Davis St Gilbert Queitzsch Lewjs Baughmafl Morrison Smith Alt Donald Moore Sr John Alt Smoot Alt phjllip Arnest Adm Donald Baer Alt Harrie White Jr Alt Alt flenry Baker St Dunstans Church Frederick Hyatt McLean St Aidans Church LTC Cmdr Robert Dampier Brill Col Jay Mrs Walter Leech Alan Ogden Alt Capt John Gore Alt Mrs Peggy Honeycutt Levering Jones Alt VIRGINIA 36 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 1971 LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 37
Parish Delegate and Alternate County County or Separate Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate Congregation Congregation
Charles Phipard Jr Mrs Emmanuel Parish Col Willis Fairbanks Alt Emmanuel Church
McGill Parish Remington 5J Chilton Church of Holy Corn Taylor Chilton Alt Baker forter Vienna George Fluvanna Rivanna Parish 5C Arthur Hughlctt Mrs Hazel Ranson Alt Mrs Alan Clark Mrs Lillian Mann Alt Frederick Frederick Parish St Thomas Church Christ Church Win McLean 5Edward Casson chester Mrs 5llobert Hankey Alt Robert Kern John Lewis Fauquier Hamilton Parish Col St James Church Merle Thompson Sr 5Robert Warrenton Robcrt Bartenstein Kern Alt Freeland Masoo Jr Mrs Pinckney Gloucester Arthur Alt Abingdon Parish John Keith Alt North Fletcher Alt Abingdon Church White Marsh Leeds Parish James Whitcomb Leeds Mrs Church Thomas Harris Alt Markham Henry Boxley Sr Ware Parish Alt John Wayland Ware Church Meade Parish Gloucester Herbert Feild Trinity Church Upper Charles Kerns Alt James Plaskitt ville Goochiand St James-Northam Parish tlsham Keith Alt Grace Church Piedmont Parish Goochland Trinity Church Herndon Layne Marshall Hargrave Cunningham Dr Lloyd Alt Dover Milton Maddux Alt Parish St Emmanuel Church Marys Church Harry McCarty Richmond Delaplane Charles Wingo III Robert Martin Alt Hanover St Whittle Parish Pauls Parish
Grace Church The St Pauls Church Plains rrunler Jr Hanover 5Fredcrick Kraft William Merchant Alt Calvin Almond Alt Old Cedar Run Parish Church Parish
Grace Church Immanuel Church Old Cassanova James Hibbard Church Elmore Warren Schaeffer Alt tD Tilghman Alt St Broaddus St Sephens Church Martins Parish Harold Kube St Catlett Martins Doswell. Donald MacDonald Edwin Gulick Alt Andrcws Jr Alt ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 38 176TH LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 39
and Alternate Parish or Separate Delegate County County Parish or Separate Delegate and Alternate Congregation Congregation Ashland Parish Blair Parish St James the Less Christ Ascension John Witt Ashland Church Richmond %yarren Robert Jeffers Alt Butler Mrs Milton Rose Sr Henrico and City Joseph Parish Browe Jr of Richmond.. Henrico Warren St Johns Church Malone Alt Mrs Sherrian Richmond Russell Wooten Bickerstaff 11 Wesley Hudson Alt Alt St Thomas Church of Our Savior Church Richmond Richard Benson Dunville Sr Sandston John Breckinridge Alt Edward Taylor Mrs Gill Alt Whitaker Parish Jr William Alt St Pauls Church Jacob JOhfl Richmond Merrill Pasco Baker Alt Tucker Henry St George Emmanuel Church Omohundro Jr Thomas Gordon Jr Walter Lawrence Frank Mountcastle Alt Charles Dunn Alt Richard Wilson III Mrs Tucker Alt Omohundro Jr Mrs St George Alt and Holy Trinity The Grace Hon Edward Simp Bowlman Bowles Jr Church Richmond kin Jr Alt Edgar Andrews Jr Don Clements Alt Jr Rjeman McNamara St Philips Church JoIm Stevenson Jr Alt Richmond Charles Burrell Harold Jones Alt ReubenA Clay Leland Reeves Alt Church Epiphany Ralph Martin St Andrews Church Danner Courtney Richmond \T Ashby Thomas Alt Tuckahoe Parish Clyde Bragg Jr Alt Holy Comforter Church.Mrs Charles St James Church Stockdon Jr William Richmond Richard Catlett Hazeigrove Franklin Harry Warner Bacon Alt Mrs Dr William Martin Jr Cowardin Alt Daniel Williams Alt St Stephens Church.. \%T Thomas Rice Andrew Brent Alt Joln Bates Jr St Marks Church Walton Turnbull Franklin Marable Richmond Joseph Spruill Alt Archie Berkeley Dr Samuel Gillespie Jr DeriS Morey Alt Robert Meredith Alt Wesley Wright Jr Alt James Jenkins Alt St Matthews Church John Friend Alt Abernathy Thatcher Wood DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 40 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 41
and Alternate County Parish Parish or Delegate or Separate Delegate and Alternate County Separate Congregation Congregation
Robert Branner Jr Trinity Church Lan
Jr Alt caster Harry Humphrey John Palmer Eugene Abbott Alt Church Arthur Brinkley Jr Loudoun All Saints Shelburne with Cameron Crawley Joyner Ill Parish John Byrne St James Church 5G Michael Alt Leesburg Church of Alt 5George Wiley Our Saviour Oatlands.B Powell Harrison Jr 5J Pace III Alt Robert Norman Parish Varina Fulton Want Alt Theodore Chezik Sr Varina Church Varina 5John Waller Alt 5Thomas Stalcy Alt Johns Parish St with Strat Emmanuel King and Queen.. Stephens Church ton Major and Drysdale Middleburg and Church
Parish of Our Redeemer Aldie Cyrus Mannierre Immanuel Church King James Kaylor House John Taylor and Queen Court Alt Mrs John Wallace Alt Samuel Ti Ferguson Mrs Cyrus Manierre Alt Pauls Parish King Ceorge St Madison Parish St Pauls Church St Peters Church Owens Paul Warren Purcellville Herbert Minniclc Baxter Alt Miss Lucy Brown Alt with Brunswick Mathews Hanover Kingston Parish Parish Christ Church Johns Church St Williams Wharf Trinity King George Emmanuel Church Foster 5F Baukhages ii Brigham Port Conway. Laurence Church Mrs Houston Alt 5P Rixey Alt Hill Middlesex Christ Church Parish Parish King William St Johns Christ Church Christ- St Johns Church West church Roger Hopper John Paul Causey Point Alt Bartholomew Alt Tyler Bland Jr New Kent St Peters Parish Arthur Plummer Alt St Peters Church New Parish St Davids Kent Kendall Lipscomb Jr Lewis Tilghman St Davids Aylett William Wallace Jr Alt Northumberland St Stephens Parish Christ Church Parish Lancaster St Stephens Heaths Grace Church Kilmar Nohlett ville 5Roger Woodhull nock 5George Alt 5Harry Cooper Jr Donald Stoner Alt Wicomico Parish St Marys White Ionard Beadle Wicomico Church Chapel Lively.. Mrs Lockwood Rianhard Wicomico Church 5McLane Tilton Alt Leon Christopher Alt DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 42 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 43
Delegate and Alternate Parish or Separate County Parish or County Separate Delegate and Alternate Congregation Congregation St Thomas Parish Orange Shenandoah Beckford Parish St Thomas Church Emmanuel Church Orange Woodstock Fred Emswiller Jr Scott Parish Robert Grubbs Jr Alt St Christ Church Andrews Mt Jackson Gordonsville Robert Chappell James Streetman Alt Michael Akers Edgar Hynes Jr Alt William. Dettingen Parish Prince Spotsylvania St Georges Parish Trinity Church St Georges Church Merchant Manassas John Fredericksburg Willis Jr Ralph Coon Charles Hearn Joseph Leggett Alt James Fry Alt Miles Spiller Alt Edgar Alt St Margarets Church Woodward Mosher Trinity Church Woodbridge Dean Fredericksburg Dr George Brumble Earl Flippo Houston Walter McIntosh Alt Waldo Beck Alt Haymarket Parish Mrs Elizabeth Alt St Pauls Church Hay- Chinn Berkeley Parish Fisher market Charles Christ Church Spotsyl vania Mrs McWhirt Rappahannock Bromfield Parish Walter Alt Trinity Church McWhirt St Johns Church Washington Montague Bumpass Parish Alt 11 John Webner Mrs John Richmond North Farnham Parish Webner Alt Stafford Farnham Church Overwharton Parish Jr Farnham Lester Terhune Aquia Church Stafford Dan Chichester Robert Williamson Alt Marvin Kenworthy Alt Lunenburg Parish Warren Newton St Johns Church Parish Warsaw Col Gwynne Tayloe Jr Calvary Church Front Alt Dr Loudenslager Royal Fitzhugh Wickham Jr Rockingham Rockingham Parish William Matthews Jr Emmanuel Church Alt Jr Harrisonburg Markey Westmoreland. Cople Parish
Lynnwood Parish Yeocomico Church Port Grace Memorial Tucker Hill Nomini of St Republic Church Church Mt Holly St Stephen The Good Shep James Church Tid Bar Fred Switzer herd Rocky wells \%T Tayloe Murphy Jr Charles Kanney Alt Giles Hudson Alt OF VIRGINIA 1971 LAY DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES 44 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE 45
County Parish or Separate and Alternate Delegate and Alternate Parish or Separate Delegate County Congregation Congregation Greenwood Parish
Washington Parish Holy Cross Church St Peters Church Oak Afton Jr Alexandria Grove Judson Griffith City. Old Alexandria Parish Carl Flemer Jr Alt Mead Memorial Church Charles McKnight Church St Marys Clarence Halstead Alt Colonial Beach Frank Anthony Seminary Parish Alt william Thompson Church of the Rcsurrec Parish tion Montross Mrs Gardner Van Scoyoc St James Church Ronald Pulling Alt Gouldrnan Jr Montross Harold Arlington Arlington Parish Alt Davison St Johns Church 5William Cox
Richard Matthews Alt Essex South Farnham Missioa Church Parishes Parish Grace Mission Church Mason Mission Church Albemarle Millers Tavern Mrs Priscilla Muse Parish Robert Earl Ball Jr Alt of the Good Shepherd Fairfax Wellington Parish Shiflett Boonesville Woodrow Hills St Marks Mission Mrs George Hall Alt Church Groveton Mission Church Mcllhany All Saints-Sharon Parish Chapel Church Alex Red Grace Church andria Richard Stephenson Hill Good Shepherd Ira Pearce Alt 5Karl Mason Hickory Hill Upper Truro Parish St Mission Church Francis-in-the-Field Louisa Trinity Great Falls Col Collas Parish Harris St James Church Elmer Garner Alt Episcopal Congregation Louisa Incarnation of the Church in Reston Christian Mineral St Jolms Rust Muriel Outwater Monroe Church Waldrop Major Freeman Alt Hanover .St Enos Southard Alt Martins Parish Church of Our Saviour Greene Montpelier Leslie Gibson with Neve Mission Bell Jr MadisonJ Kenneth Church Parish Skinner Alt Old Church Parish Grace Church Church of the Stanardsville Piedmont Creator Mechanjpsvifle Church Madison Thomas Blencowe Grant Thomas Alt Henrico and City Mission Churches of Richmond.. Henrico Parish
Parish Church of The Albemarle Monticello Messiah
Trinity Church Char- Highland Springs Dale Seslar tEugene Anderson lottesville .James Allison Alt ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 46 176TH MISSIONS 47
Alternate County Parish or Separate Delegate and MISSIONS Congregation Organized Under Canon XVI on Missions Richmond. William St Peters Blakely Missions Under the Department of Missions Edward Fleming Alt Clarke Parish Clark County The Rev William Brook Vicar Tuckahoe Parish Good Shepherd Bluemont St Bartholomews James Carr St Marys Berryville
Frederick ft St Martins looper Frederick Parish Frederick County The Rev John John Powell Alt Baden Vicar St Pauls on the Hill
William St Johns Parish King Ivy Parish Albemarle County The Rev Dudley Boogher Vicar St Pauls Church West St John the Baptist Point William Rose Eli Johnson Alt Luray Parish Page Rev County The Jennings Hobson Vicar St Pauls Ingham Northumberland St Stephens Parish Piedmont Parish Fauquier County The Rev St Marys Church Howard Fairchild Vicar St Fleeton Edward Chase Earle Jr Andrews Ada Wilmer Davis Alt Ridley Parish Culpeper County Vacant Parish St Pauls Racoon Ford Page Luray
St Georges Church St Pauls Parish Hanover County The Rev Paul Pettit Reins Vicar Stanley Virgil Calvary Hanover Shirley Gray Alt Loudoun County Christ Church Luray Pearson Alt The Episcopal Congregation of the Church Baukhages IV in Sterling ParkThe Rev Charles Sydnor Jr
Prince William. Dettingen Parish Mission St Martins Church Under the Charge of Vestries Triangle WilbUr Ausley Monticello Parish Albemarle Cary Flythe Alt County St Lukes Simeonunder the of Vestry Christ Church Charlottesville Westmoreland Montross Parish St Pauls Church Nomini Grove Hutt Mrs Pierce Alt RULES OF ORDER 49
ORGANIZATION RULES OF ORDER
ORDEE OF BUSINESS
The Council shall be opened on the first day with brief service of ARTICLE 111 OF THE CONSTITUTION of this Diocese SECTION prayer On the second and third days of Council there shall be prayer and all services within the The clerical order shall consist of the Bishop or Bishops Program of Council There will be celebration of the resident in the Diocese of Virginia No member Holy Communion during the Council at other ministers canonically which time there may be sermon shall be entitled to seat of the clerical order under ecclesiastical censure the Upon completion of the service of prayer on the first the the Council day in Secretary shall report the presence or lack of it of Prot quorum CANON SEcn0N list of all the ordained Ministers of the Following the report of the in this with their Secretary that quorum is estant Episcopal Church canonically resident Diocese the Council present shall adopt Program of Council stations and positions shall be respective post office addresses cures There and corrected up to date shall be appointed the prepared by the Ecclesiastical Authority kept by President prior to Council and the of the Diocese announced on the first of Council on file at headquarters day the following of canonical resi committees to consist This list shall be evidence clergymans of an number prima facie equal of each order unless otherwise directed dence and his cure station or position
of to vote in the Council shall SEciloN The right any clergyman Committee on New Parishes whenever such the Council itself according to the provi if challenged be determined by committee is needed Constitution and Canons whether his name be inserted in sions of the Committee on Canons to whom shall be referred the list or omitted from all resolutions to amend either the Canons or the Consti Diocese with the names SECTIoN The official list of the clergy of the tution Council thereon shall be laid of those entitled to vote in the designated Committee on Nominations The Committee the roll of the clerical before the Council on the first day of its meeting and shall nominate requisite number of persons to fill all shall be determined from it delegates entitled to vote vacancies in membership on the Boards of diocesan- of the submitted to the Council shall be appended to the The list clergy related corporations for which nominations must be made transmitted to the Secretary of the General Convention Journal and be by the Council and to which Committee all nominations in the Diocese shall SECTION Every clergyman canonically resident for membership of of any such Boards shall be referred shall send to attend meeting of the Council or if unable to attend for their consideration every before being presented to Council for his the President of the Council written statement of the reasons The Committee shall also nominate requisite number of absence persons for election the by Council to represent this make roll of Diocese in the CANON II SECTION The Secretary of the Council shall Virginia Council of Churches The Com mittee shall and Alternates certified to him as duly elected with also nominate requisite number the Lay Delegates of persons for and Mission Churches election by the Council to the their respective Parishes Separate Congregations Executive Committee of to be composed the Council The President shall appoint Committee on Credentials referred the of and two Lay Delegates to which shall be Committee on one Clergyman Minutes who shall hear and ap shall make its to the Credentials of all Delegates The Committee report prove reading of the Minutes Lay of the Council after received the roll as made by each the Council promptly Until this report be days sessions be be accepted as the authentic the Secretary shall unless objection made Committee on Public Relations who shall act as Alternates roll of Lay Delegates and liaison with representatives of the press and with the the of Delegate or Alternate to Should doubt arise as to right any Lay public in furnishing and interpreting information con the Committee on Credentials shall hear the evidence presented his seat cerning actions of the Council shall determine the and its judgment Upon this report the Council report Committee on the Budget to whom shall be re vote of two-thirds of the members present the Council matter unless by ferred the annual budget and all resolutions and matters decides to hear the whole case de novo pertaining thereto It is not the function of this commit- RULES OF ORDER DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 51 50 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL .1
considera whichever is the earlier That session but to receive it for begins at 200 on Friday tee to prepare the budget of the January22 1971 Such submission to the shall of the Council The majority Secretary constitute presen tion at the meeting tation to the Council sufficient for members of the Executive referral to the appropriate committee committee shall be persons not Every resolution shall be referred to the appropriate committee to be con Committee at the time of their appointment and and Petitions As sidered reported on before debate by Council The title Committee on Resolutions or subject matter of the resolution and the committee to which as possible shall be forwarded the resolution has been proposed resolutions many referred shall be stated the weeks before the Council by Secretary immediately prior to the Secretary at least two adjourn to of the and mailed ment first session be edited mimeographed so that they may the Chairman of this committee to all delegates and to When motion is made and seconded it shall be stated by the and the committees named herein President and if in writing be read by the After The President shall appoint Secretary motion is stated he or Council shall desire so or read it shall be deemed in possession of the such other committees as Council but may be withdrawn the of the Diocese members by mover at any time before amendment or with for the Standing Committee decision Nominations of or the the consent the second of the Council Deputies to the Synod of the Executive Committee shall be made of the Diocese and Registrar motion shall General Convention Chancellor Every be reduced to writing if the President or shall be placed upon any Council and the names member it at the first session of the require for the election at an hour to be specified ballot or ballots to be voted upon need be 10 When motion is and committees as pending the following amendments shall of these and such other officers representatives be in order One amendment may be made to each in chosen in nomination dependent or to be elected shall be placed separable portion thereof and one motion If only the number of persons of the Council in to amend that amendment shall shall cast the vote be in order and it shall be the Secretary upon proper motion in order also to offer further amendment by of favor of such nominees way substitute to which be than are to be may offered one amendment more are nominated In every election where persons No not to the shall be proposition germane subject under consideration elected the balloting shall be of all the votes received under color of an nominee having majority amendment or sub On the first ballot any stitute Neither the substitute nor its amendment shall be be declared elected cast shall voted second ballot shall be taken on except to lay on the table until the then remains to be filled original If any office of nominees remaining shall matter is perfected An amendment or substitute be ballots the number may On this and on subsequent less than twice the withdrawn by the mover with the reduction shall not result in consent of his seconder be reduced by half but such of such reduction before amendment thereof or before decision be and the manner is had thereon number of offices remaining to filled the those receiving higher num as nominees persons The amendment the shall be by retaining or substitute shall be debatable only when to the Synod or ballot After the deputies the bers of votes on the preceding main question is debatable shall be taken for their have been elected ballot the General Convention number of votes on The of number receiving the highest adoption an amendment by way of substitute or other alternates The proper of the number wise shall alternates in the order highest not displace the main resolution which after this ballot shall be declared being amended shall be the question before the Council of votes received of vacancies to be other than the exact number ballot cast for The following questions cannot be amended The call for be counted filled shall not the Order of officer the Day an appeal from the decision of the to be such by the presiding In event of an impasse declared Chair an objection to consideration of of this rule by majority any question or or modify Section the Council may change the to of Rule 28 for motions adjourn to lay on the table to notwithstanding the requirement vote of members present take from the for table leave to continue speaking two-thirds vote to postpone indefinitely to reconsider 10 to suspend II Ruiis OF PROCarnJBE rules to take business 11 up out of order or 12 for leave the Secretary prior be submitted in writing to to withdraw motion Every resolution shall session 430 on the day of that first session or by to the end of the DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 RULES 52 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF ORDER 53
shall be 22 of decision of question before the Council When question has been decided The Order by the Council or postponed main indefinitely it may be reconsidered motion Amendment to the amendment of the question upon made by member voting in the majority provided such motion be made Amendment to the main question on the same or next suc ceeding day of the session Amendment to the substitute motion 23 The substitute motion Reports of all committees shall be in writing Statistical and the main other If the substitute fails then question reports of officers and committees which require no action by the Council be read motion shall be received but may by title only and be read in is under debate no any report may part only 11 When question when to the President shall without the for the previous question obligation so direct or when the Council to adjourn to lay on table shall so require But such commit or recommit to amend or reports shall be published in full in the Journal take vote at certain time to unless otherwise ordered to certain day to postpone indefinitely substitute to postpone and have in the order enumerated which several motions shall precedence III GENIHIAL be settled by majority vote 24 No member shall absent himself from the meetings of the Council in this form Shall for the question shall be without 12 motion previous leave unless he be sick or unable to attend If the before Council now be put previous the or questions the question 25 The President his order may at discretion select suitable then before the Council shall be put in seats without is voted all questions question the limits of those allotted to the use of the members which shall be ap without debate propriated to the accommodation of visiting clergymen and candidates for in order on the table shall always be Orders who be invited 13 motion to adjourn or lay may by the rector or wardens of the church in which the meetings of the Council and shall be decided without debate are held under the direction of the President and Council matter 14 When member desires to speak in debate or present any himself 26 All rise from his seat and respectfully address persons elected by the Council or the Executive to the Council he shall Committee of the confine himself to the question under debate Council as officials of the Diocese or its to the President He shall Departments shall by virtue of their be respective offices entitled to seat and but avoiding all personalities voice no vote at all meetings of the Council This Rule shall President apply also to elected the rules of the Council the Lay 15 If any member transgress Members of the Executive Committee the member so call him to order in which case shall or any member may 27 No spectators the take his unless permitted to explain shall during daily session of the Council be called to order shall immediately seat admitted or decide above within the pews allotted to the be from the Council shall members and the rector If the ruling of the President appealed and wardens of the church in which the sessions of the Council are held the without debate appeal are directed to see that this rule is enforced rise at the President shall decide When two or more members once 16 28 No rule of order shall be suspended except with the concurrence of is entitled to the floor who two-thirds of the members present than twice on the same question i. 17 No member shall speak more
without leave of the Council
shall be taken by orders whenever as 18 The vote on all questions members it many as five request
of the question where the sense 19 Any member may call for division shall be deemed to strike out and insert will admit of it but motion
indivisible
the house when question is put 20 Every member who may be in any shall excuse him unless the Council for special reasons shall give his vote
in the decision of which 21 No member shall vote upon question interested he is immediately and personally JOURNAL
OF THE
176th Annual Council of the
Diocese of Virginia
RICHMOND VIRGINIA
Friday January 22 1971
The 176th Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia meeting in Grace and Holy Trinity Church Richmond Virginia January 22 through 24 1971 was called to order by the Rt Rev Robert Gibson at 215 Jr P.M The opening devotions were led by the Rev Louis Haskell Rector and the Rev Hill Brown III Assistant to the host Church The Called Bishop upon the host Rector Dr Haskell for opening remarks and announcements Dr Haskell introduced Mr Edgar Senior Andrews Jr Warden who officially wel corned the members of Council
Mr Andrews the moved adoption of the Program of Council and the of adoption the Rules of Order for the 1971 Council Bishop Gibson commented on several changes in the proposed Rules of Order and particularly the one reflecting the new meeting date of Council
Motion was seconded and the Program of Council and the Rules of Order were then adopted unanimously The Chair asked for the report of the Committee on Creden tials The Rev Hubert Thomte Chairman reported that all was in order except that no delegates and alternates had been certified from St Thomas Orange Grace Church Stanardsville and Piedmont Church Madison JANUARY 56 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DiocEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 FRIDAY 22 1971 57
NominationsTHE REV JENNINGS The Secretary The Rev Charles Glaenzer Jr reported HOBSON JR Chairman THE REV RODERICK II ISMAY THE REV GEORGE FLEMING THE REV ALLEN in both orders quorum GREEN THE REV THOMAS BARNES GEN HARRY DISSTON CAPT Chan GERALD The Chair recognized Mr George Humrickhouse NOSITON MR ELMORE MR CHARLES BURRELL BOLLING Charles Glaenzer ROBERTSON JR cellor of the Diocese who nominated the Rev
of the Diocese There being no other nominations TellersTHE as Secretary REV KENNETJI TABER II Head Teller THE REV ALAN ballot be cast for Mr Glaenzer AVERY THE REV MASON THE REV the Chair ruled that unanimous MINICH JOHN WESLEY THE REV Van DONALD GAUSBY THE REV GEORGE MAGOON THE REV NORMAN RUDDOCK Mr Glaenzer then appointed the Rev Gardner Scoyoc Secretaries and The Rev William Peterson as Assistant To Read the MinutesTHE REV HILL RIDDLE Chairman THE REV WALTON PETTIT THE REV BRUCE CAMPBELL MR REUBEN CLAY MR DALE SESLAR MRS WALKER TURNER EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION AT RESTON Public RelatsonsTHE REV BENJAMIN CAMPBELL THE REV JAMES The Rev John Chappeil chairman of the Committee on CORAM Mit EDGAR ANDHEWS MR AININ DYER .Jn at New Parishes recommended that the Episcopal Congregation their Reston be accorded Mission Church status so that Delegate DEANSAPPOINTED seconded would have seat and vote in Council The motion was The Chair then reappointed the Deans of the Convocations Rust was recognized as and carried unanimously Mr Christian to serve until the next Council Alternate Albemarle The Rev James the official Delegate and Mr Monroe Freeman Jr Cunningham Potomac The Rev Hedley Williams Rappahan The Chair announced the appointments to Committees of noc/c Valley The Rev Dabney Weilford Richmond The Rev Council Bruce Campbell Valley The Rev Jennings Hobson Jr Committees of Council 1971
THE REV ADVISORY COMMITTEE OF RO5LYN Resolutions and IetitionsCMDH JOHN DYER Chairman ROBERT THE REv NEALE MORGAN JOHN SPONG THE REV SHEEHAN Bishop Gibson announced the to the Cob appointees Advisory SHERROD II ALBRITTON THE REV ALLIE FRAZIER THE REV Committee of The MRS Roslyn Rev Robert Hall Jr The Rev GWYNNE TAYLOR MR STEPHEN WATERS CAPT JOHN HAYES Fletcher Lowe Mr John Nugent III Mr Charles CHARLES STOCKDON Tomlin Jr The Rt Rev Robert Hall ex officio and CanonsTHE REV ROBERT SIIAw Pu Chairman Constitution The Chair called for nominations for Treasurer of GARY the Diocese THE REV JOHN BADEN THE REV DANIEL MONTAGUE TIlE REV GEORGE The Rev David Lewis nominated Mr Frederick Morris There PRICE Mit THOMAS ROULAND MR WILLIAM ROTCH MR JR being no other nominations the Chair instructed the HUMRICKHOUSE THE HON THOMAS GORDON Secretary to cast unanimous vote for Mr Morris REV EDWARD MERROW BudgetH MERRILL Rsco Chairman THE CUNNINGHAM THE REV HOLT SOUDER THE REV THE REV JAMES CLERGY NonNATIONs REIMAN MR FOR STANDING COMMITTEE JESS STRIBLING THE REV ROBERT DICKEY MR MCNAMARA Mit FRED SWITZER MR MONTAGUE TAYLOR MURPHY JR Nominations were received for clergyman to succeed the
RICHARD Rev David Lewis on the Standing Committee of the CredentialsTHE REV HUBERT THOMTE Chairman ME Jr Diocese The CATLETT MR ASHBY DANNER following names were placed in nomination The Rev Messrs Louis REV Haskell Reno Harp Jr New ParishesTHE REV JOHN CHAPPELL Chairman THE Holt Alfred JOHN WRIGHT MR LEMIJEL Souder St Matthews Frederick Warnecke JENNINGS HOBSON JR THE REV JR Tr Boyd Mitchell HOUSTON MR WILLIAM HAZELGROVE MRS ROBERT KERN Howarth Henry and Robert JANUARY VIRGINIA FRIDAY 22 1971 59 58 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 1971
interested in what is deeply taking place here and that he is with us in Ph There being no further nominations the Chair Shaw spirit closed For those of who did not declared nominations you have the privilege of being at the Council in 1965 let me recall for few salient facts you Leading busy life as an COMMITTEE educator and statesman Mr Newton LAY NOMINATIONSSTANDING reserved time to be with his family and to serve our Lord through his Church Seven times he was deputy nominations for to succeed The Chair then called for layman the General Convention In the to Diocese he served as member of the the member of the Standing Com Committee for Mr Sheild McCandlish as Lay Standing several terms as member of the Executive Com Messrs William Johnston mittee as President of the mittee Those nominated were Episcopal Churchmen and as member of and numerous other committees In all of this he had the Gordon Lewis Chisman Hanes Harold Gouldman Jr enthusiastic and of his of his the loyal support family especially wife Bertha Lawrence Newton William Bryant There being no further nominations and instructed the Secretary move that this 176th Annual Council of Chair ruled the nominations be closed the Diocese of Virginia by standing vote send to the Honorable and Mrs the ballot for election Blake Tyler Newton their to place these names on warmest regards and besh wishes
NOMINATIONSEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The following Resolutions and Petitions were presented of The Rev Jennings Hobson Jr presented the Report for the Executive Com Resolution on Purpose and the Nominations Committee as follows Goals presented by The Rev Disston Mr William Milton LeRoy for the Executive Committee mittee Albemarle Brig Gen Harry The Rev David Rotch Lay The Rev John Wright Resolution on Restructure presented by The Rev William Potomac Mrs Robert Howe Mr John David Ward Clergy Sydnor for the Restructure Committee The Rev Edward Howell Lay The Rev Hedley Williams Mr Bennett Resolution on Ordination of Women to Morgan III Clergy Rappahannock Valley Priesthood presented The Rev Daniel Mon by Rev Henry Rightor Elmore Mr Garland Clark Lay The Rev Thomas Faulkner Jr Clergy Richmond tague Resolution on Vietnam and American Prisoners of War Edward Fleming Mr Edgar Andrews Jr Lay Mr Floyd presented by Mr Monroe Freeman Jr The Rev Hill Riddle The Rev Bruce Campbell Clergy John Lay The Resolution on New National Canon to Valley Mr Robert Kern Mr Wayland relating Commission on The Rt Rev Rev John Paul Carter The Rev Neale Morgan Clergy Ministry presented by Robert Hall Jr nominations from the floor the Chair There being no further Resolution on Diocesan Missionary Society presented by The nominations closed declared the Rt Rev Samuel Chilton of matters of reference The Chair called for presentation Rt Rev Resolution on Diocesan Resolution was presented to Council by the Missionary Society presented by The Mr Blake Newton as Rt Rev Samuel Chilton Samuel Chilton honoring Tyler
follows Resolution of on longer period time for Council meetings Diocese of held in St The Rev Richard At the 170th Annual Council of the Virginia presented by Baker III tribute to the Hon Georges Church Fredericksburg in 1965 was paid Resolution that time represented Cople Parish West- on longer period of time for Council Blake Tyler Newton who had at meetings Annual Councils Since then he has been presented by The Rev Charles Johnson moreland County in 50 consecutive substitute on Mr to first time since 1915 he is not present delegate to five more For the Bakers resolution that he is all of us who know him realize represent his parish However DiOCESE 60 17Gm ANNUAL COUNCiL OF VIRGINIA 1971 JANUARY FRIDAY 22 1971 61
Resolution on The Frederick Missions presented by Rev during the year 1970 as follows The Rev Messrs Pegram Warnecke Jr Johnston David III Thomas Richard Stinson Michael Moore Burtis Resolution on Diocesan Related Institutions and Corpora Dougherty Frederick Wandall Gordon Charlton William tions presented by The Rev Milton LeRoy for the Restructure Brook Henry Blake James McLean Mason Minich Committee Also the following who had been ordained Deacons The Rev Messrs Charles Sydnor Jr Richard Resolution on creating Diocese of Northern Virginia Frank Shimpfky Moss III Richard MeCandless Nelson presented by Mr Prichard Koseheski Jr Kenneth Jones Reed Wood Smith also Resolution on American Prisoners of War presented by Col Bishop introduced and welcomed to the Council James Van Metre the following clergy who are in the working Diocese of Virginia but who are not canonically resident The Rev Messrs Alan Resolution on American Prisoners of War presented by Mr John Avery Wesley Donald Gausby George Thatcher Wood and Mr Robert Branner Jr Magoon Norman Ruddoek Charles Sheerin and Calvin Sachers
The Rev John asked the Chair whether Bishop Smith also Davis presented The Rev Sidney Sanders who is the new at the proposed amendment to the Report of the Restructure Com Chaplain Virginia Theological Seminary but canonically resident in the Diocese of mittee dealing with Canonical changes should be presented at this Southern Virginia The Chair time or in hearings The Chair suggested that he make his corn- presented Mr Holeombe Palmer who outlined the clergy insurance with the ments directly to the Commission on Canons rather than sub program mandatory $10000 life coverage and major medical mitting an amendment at this time coverage Seventy-five percent par is ticipation required before the clergy of the Diocese can Mr William Johnston Chairman of Program and Budget partici in pate the additional $10000 life insurance program Registration Committee presented the Program and Budget for the Diocese for the additional amount was urged Gibson amended The then referred to Bishop emphasized for the year 1971 as Report was the excellent of the aspect additional amount at the low rate of the Committee on the Budget $85.60 yearly premium The Rev William Sydnor presented the Report of the Com Bishop Gibson announced change in the order of the mittee on Restructure of the Diocese and the Constitutional and printed Program and called the on Rev David Lewis for the Canonical changes required under this Report See Appendix Jr Report of the Joint Commission on Diocesan Boundaries Mr Lewis presented the three recommendations of the Joint Com The Rev Milton LeRoy presented the Report of the Corn mission and their enabling Resolutions The Rev Richard mission on Purposes and Goals of the Diocese See Appendix Baker III that the requested first Resolution be amended by the word adding with thanks at the end of the Resolution The Rt Rev Robert Hall Bishop Coadjutor Mr Lewis The accepted Resolutions were then put to vote and presented the Report of the new Commission on Ministry and adopted unanimously as follows reviewed the canonical addition required RESOLVED that the 176th Annual Council of the Diocese of The Rt Rev Philip Smith Suifragan Bishop Virginia accept the Report of the Joint Commission on DiocesanBoundaries with presented the clergymen who had become canonically resident thanks VIRGINIA 1971 62 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1971 63
of Annual Council of the Diocese Virginia the 78th Council our RESOLVED that the 176th request Bishops and Standing Committee to discuss of the Joint Commission the and III in the Report with appropriate authorities in the Diocese of adopt recommendations II Virginia and Southwestern Virginia the formation of Joint Commission Diocesan on Diocesan Boundaries on Boundaries
Diocesan Boundaries be Acting on the basis of these the six RESOLVED that the Joint Commission on resolutions active Bishops of the of three Dioceses in the Diocese of Virginias portion Virginia met and suggested that the three continued and that $500 be budgeted as Standing Committees together with the of the Commission bishops as cx officio members be the anticipated expenditures group to implement these resolutions They requested the three presidents of those committees DIOCESAN BOUNDARIES to call their members into joint REPORT OF THE JOINT COMMISSION ON meeting On April 1970 seventeen of the possible eighteen members of the PREFACE three Standing Committees in met Charlottesville and agreed with the exception of one for this Joint Commission negative vote to accept the suggestion of the he formation of and authoriEation bishops They elected the Rev David Lewis Jr of Richmond as chairman of the following actions is the result and Dr Robert Bondurant of Roanoke as Secretary and requested the Vir chairman to Annual Council of the Diocese of invite the bishops to meet with them at their At the meeting of the 175th earliest conve nience resolution was adopted ginia the following Bishop Marmion Bishop Rose and Gibson of into three Bishop met with the The division of the Commonwealth Virginia WKEEEA5 members of the Commission in Christ draws lines Church Charlottesville on May next to impossible and often Dioceses make statewide planning 15th At this the meeting bishops present and the other members of the as in the City of Richmond that make local planning impossible Commission shared frankly many mutual concerns and possible areas of in the Commonwealth often lack ade and the AND WHEEEA5 Episcopalians cooperation following statement of Purpose was adopted relations quate Episcopal pastoral To discover the relationships among the Dioceses of Virginia Diocesan Self-Study indicated that Southern AND WHEEEA5 The report of the Virginia and Southwestern Virginia in with our neighboring To discover of the Diocese be done cooperation more effective means of ministry for the any re-alignment Episcopal Church in the Commonwealth of dioceses Virginia To consider and to the bodies the Council of the Diocese of Virginia request propose appropriate any change in BE Jr RESOLVED That boundaries Committee to discuss with the appropriate organizational structures or programs of the said the Bishops and Standing the for dioceses that for the of all Southern and Southwestern Virginia appear good authorities in the Dioceses of Boundaries to consider such Joint Commission on Diocesan In addition at this in mation of meeting May each of the Standing Committees accepted as questions as sub-committee responsibility for certain areas of concern as follows of the three Dioceses into one administrative The possible remerger
The Standing Committee of the Diocese of unit or Virginia study the the three Dioceses into four or more Commonwealth of Virginia The possible redivision of units and into smaller Population distribution The dispersion of authority responsibility Industry like Convocations to Educational institutions in strategic places some Bishops The placing of more Bishops Problems who also be Rectors of parishes concerning bordering states and dioceses therein be called Auxiliary Bishops may with The need for efficient administration combined Standing Committee of the Diocese of Southwestern In general the Virginia to make studies of authority and pastoral relationships the three Virginia dioceses dispersed cision-making Local situations Council of the Diocese of Southern At the meeting of the 78th Annual Make map of present diocesan boundaries resolution was adopted Virginia the following Sub-divisions
the entire Episcopal Church general Congregations WHEEEA5 There is within It Resolved that diocesan boundaries Therefore Be review of recent restructure studies sense of need to study 64 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1971 65
The Standing Committee of the Diocese of Southern Virginia The members of the Commission have received the publications of the National To make study using the resources of the Church dioceses respective and have found them helpful in their deliberations and To be in contact with the Division of Field Study and Research with stimulating regard to the lives of the separate dioceses and we recom Services to the Dioceses that mend immediate consideration be given to mailing the respective Actions of the General Convention to the publications members of the Executive Board or Committee of each Review constitution and canons diocese after the new members have been elected for 1971
Each sub-committee was also to consider as part of its area of respon III The Joint Commission on Diocesan Boundaries recommends that the diocesan Councils and the Statement sibility the resolutions adopted by the Departments of Christian Education meet together to discuss possible the Commission of of Purpose adopted by areas cooperaton with first emphasis upon camps and conferences includ It was further agreed that each of the Standing Committees study the of ing possibility joint publication concerning dates and places could and and report to the next meeting any things Virginia Episcopalians now ages costs interchange among members of the dioceses in the of boundaries and he doing together regardless present camp conference opportunities and better utilization of the facilities at which time each The Joint Commission met again September 10th of all dioceses for the benefit of members of all the dioceses the of those that In of the sub-.committees reported It was consensus present our discussions thus far we have also discovered the potential for of before we should explore further possible areas cooperation moving cooperation in the areas of College Work Christian Social Relations and directly to the matter of boundaries as such We are indobted to the Rev Chaplaincy service in the institutions of the Commonwealth Claud and Dr Bloom of the Extension Division of Vir have not dealt McCauley George Although we directly with the question of potential Institute and State University for on the in diocesan ginia Polytechnic report popu changes boundaries we have looked at some areas in which we and communicants in lation characteristics of Episcopal congregations would need considerable data before any study in depth could be made diocese amount Virginia It was also agreed to request of each budgeted and it is obvious that expert advice and counsel will be needed for such for the of the Commission as well as for data and indicated of $500 expenses possible expert gathering as above part of the requested budget for advice the Commission would be for such For purpose example it has been sug fourth time in the On November 19th the Commission met for the gested that the Commission might want to seek advice from the new Diocese and after considerable that we should make an of Southern Alabama and year discussion agreed Northwest Florida recently formed and approved identical to the diocesan Annual Council meetings and the 63rd General Convention report participating by in Houston Texas In addition through
that the report should include the following recommendations General Convention the entire church is going to be asked to examine the whole matter of diocesan boundaries The Joint Commission on Diocesan Boundaries recommends that
the bishops and congregations of the areas involved explore the possibility Respectfully submitted
for Episcopal pastoral interchange in the following areas DAVID LEWIS Ja Cheirman The Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia the Dioceses of Joint Commission on Diocesan Boundaries Eastern and Southern Virginia
Area Dioceses of Diocese The Richmond Metropolitan the Virginia of Southern Virginia The Rev William Egelhoff Mr and Southern Virginia Hugh Holland Jr Mr Jack Mason President The Rev James The Shenandoah Valley the Dioceses of Virginia and South Newsom The Rev Charles Jr Vache Mr William Watson Bishops western Virginia Gunn and Rose The extreme southwest portion of the Commonwealth of Vir Diocese of Southwestern Virginia Dr Bondurant The Rev ginia the Dioceses of Southwestern Virginia Tennessee and William Edwards The Rev Claud McCauley Mrs David Tower West Virginia The Rev Frank Vest President Mr Louis Weissert Bishop Marmion II The Joint Commission on Diocesan Boundaries recommends that for the diocesan the respective department or committee responsible maga Diocese of Virginia Mr Shearer Bowman Mr the of Dunning zine or newspaper together with the editors explore possibility The Rev Thomas Faulkner Jr The Rev David Lewis Jr Presi inter-diocesan publication and if feasible to take steps to work single dent Sheild Mr McCandlish The Rev Edward Merrow Bishops toward it Gibson Hall and Smith FRIDAY JANUARY 1971 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 22 67 66 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL
Mall Shopping Center and is conveniently located on two bus lines to central in the order of the The Bishop announced another Change Richmond to the the Rev bit Souder give At the Program and requested present time some basic projections have been completed with Diocesan Homes regard to size of the facility and the type of services to be in Report of the Virginia offered large part drawing upon our experience at Goodwin House Presently rezoning HOMES of the REPORTVIRGINIA DIOCESAN property is taking place in Henrico County and will soon be instituted on that of the land in the of that want to address myself to portion lying City Richmond three interrelated subjects There are The third the Board area related to the appointment and beginning work of to the fact that plans are in progress by briefly today All pertain development committee in Richmond While we have not been Homes to develop new Cary Montague yet success of Trustees of Virginia Diocesan ful in the to the time it is estimated enlisting right man servo as Chairman no mean task we as soon as possible At present House in Richmond found 1974 From our have much encouragement and support for this new project Inquiries would not be before January that such facility open from prospective residents are already arriving at our office at the well aware that many unexpected Mayo in Northern Virginia we are experience Memorial Church House late one to make the opening date events can occur In of very short time Rectors of the Parishes in the Richmond area the Diocese is in the midst reorganization Very briefly even as the will be asked for their cooperation in helping distribute questionnaire to Homes In preparation for planning process so also is Virginia Diocesan of the older members of their congregations We hope their which House and for the development necessary responses for the new Cary Montague the Rev will be made anonymously will help us answer many of our questions re the Board of Trustees has appointed administrative leadership of Virginia lating to present modes of living interests and activities levels of assets the of Executive Director Gardner Van Scoyoc to position and income and the need for health care services This is Meharg Jr formerly the Assistant very necessary in Diocesan Homes Mr James Administrator of order that the new Cary Montague House be tailored to the specific needs has been appointed Administrator of Goodwin House of older people in the Richmond area Director of the Corporation House and Assistant Executive Goodwin While Diocesan Homes Rector of the Church of Virginia is the authorized agent of the Diocese Charles Moncure formerly Finally the Rev Assistant Admin for institutional care of the aging we nevertheless the organization of called to the position of urge Holy Comforter in Richmond was parish study groups to center on the needs of older in the In addition to providing administrative support persons Diocese istrator of Goodwin Rouse the not just for those facilities but also those Mr Moncure is in needing living who may need and activities at Goodwin House for many functions facilities once other services to continue to live in their own homes retirement Administrator of one of the two Many midst of training to be an communities are now non-resident services to older all three men plus offering persons living is Incidentally the new Cary Montague House open and Nursing in their neighborhood and sometimes to their constituents in the Director of Resident Services community Mrs Heath /ining currently the State task force on Aging three years made enrolled to be examined by ago comprehensive report Services at Goodwin House are Adminis to the Department of Christian Social Relations and were distributed to as Nursing Home copies Board of Nursing Home Examiners qualify to rector in the Diocese This he is by new every report might an excellent starting of Virginia This step required trators in the Commonwealth point for Parish study The Trustees and staff of Virginia Diocesan Homes to more professional management Federal and state laws in order provide stand to whatever information and homes ready provide help they can in the the of all licensed nursing in operation research and of information the have been engaged by us to presentation on aging Our Auditors Pullen Company with recommenda Finally we report that over 50 residents at Goodwin House are re of our organizational structure provide study present bodies from admin ceiving financial assistance from funds from the churches and communi the policy-making tions for change in order to separate the Board of cants of the Diocese through the Fellowship Fund of Virginia Diocesan This is being considered by istrative responsibility report Homes We still need much of Virginia Diocesan more help in order to meet our 1971 goal of Goodwin House and the Board of Trustees Managers of $52000 We therefore urge your support of the Fellowship Fund through month Homes this coming the this past appeal that will be in the VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN this spring or through that we have been able to announce It is with great pleasure for direct contact with our corporation acres of land from the Westbrook Hospital October the acquisition of 25.4 In conclusion we ask for the continued of the of House This land located on prayers people our the development of the new Cary Montague Diocese as we move forward on this but worthwhile Road and the Westbrook Hospital ambitious very project Westbrook Avenue between Hermitage for older to build second home to care for our aging communicant an ideal spot for the facility here in Richmond is as most know search for The culminates two and one-half year HOLT SOCOEII persons purchase distance of the Azalea The is within easy walking proper site property ViRGINIA 68 176TH ANNUAL COuNcIL DIoCEsE OF 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 69
requested that the The Rev Frederick Warnecke Jr Saturday Morning be filed by Title Report of the Examining Chaplains until 900 A.M January 23 1971 Bishop Gibson recessed the Council January 23 1971 Council was reconvened by Bishop Gibson at 900 A.M with
the Rev Bruce Campbell reading Morning Prayers Bishop Gibson then gave his Pastoral address
Pastoral Address
Greetings to this 176th Annual Council of the Diocese of Virginia Grace be unto you and peace from God our Father and from the Lord
Jesus Christ
This Annual Council is in meeting on weekend experimentally for the first time Our Constitutional change in Article II authorizing such schedule passed on its first reading year ago This meeting must decide whether or not to make that change final The weight of evidence and far to attention opinion so brought my has been in favor of weekend meetings
Tomorrow Sunday January 24th in the absence of the clergy from shortened form of their churches this address has been issued for reading in all the churches of the Diocese
IN MEMORIAM
Since the last Annual Council we have lost by death two of our clergy The Rev Conway deC Thornburgh of Trinity Church Arlington and our senior retired priest the Rev Churchill Gibson
The Reverend Conway deCavanac Thornburgh
The Reverend Conway deCavanac Thornburgh Associate Rector of Trinity Church Arlington died February 28 1970 Born in Birmingham Alabama in 1922 Mr Thornburgh received degree from Tulane University and degree from Duke Uni
versity After several years work as layman he took his theological
education at the Virginia Theological Seminary and later studied at St
Augustines College Canterbury England He was ordained Deacon in
1959 and Priest in 1960 by Bishop Wright of the Diocese of East Carolina
After three years service in East Carolina Mr Thornburgh became Assistant at Trinity Church Columbia South Carolina where he was also Director of Christian Education for the parish After year of study in St Augustines College he became Associate Rector and Director of Chris
tian Education at Trinity Church Arlington in 1967 Before deciding to study for the ministry Mr Thornburgh had been interested in Christian Education and as layman was Director of this department at St James Church Wilmington North Carolina It was
natural therefore that he should continue his work in this field in his career ii
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saint is that he makes it for It has been said that the mark of easy as clergyman rendering valuable service not only on parochial level believe in God Dr Gibson passed this test with flying colors others to but on diocesan level as well
As dedicated and loyal priest Mr Thornburgh was gifted with the DIOCESAN FINANCES and Ex ability to make friends and to express himself clearly forcefully he strove for celling in his chosen field of Christian Education progress in difficult in work The year just passed has been one our together as delivered to the saints in meaningful and relative expressing the faith once The serious financial shortage curtailed our corporate diocesan family he and in the example of Christian terms Flis work lives in what taught and reduction in the staff of employees laymen work and service required living had been and clergy who serving you
the light of all these circumstances approve and support the The Reverend Churchill Jenes Gibson In budget as presented With very heavy heart support proposed program The Reverend Churchill Jones Gibson retired priest greatly beloved reduction from our share of the work of the national the suggested quota and teacher died November 23 1970 Church this if the restoration of as pastor and world-wide But support only your this Gibson was horn in Parkers- additional income Son of former Bishop of Diocese Dr is established as our first priority for full quota He was educated at the three institutions fondly burg West Virginia believe that there will be additional gifts and pledges also believe and The called their alumni The High School The University their full share by that the people of the Diocese of Virginia want to support in 1914 his He was ordained Deacon in 1913 and Priest by abroad Seminary and more of the work of the Episcopal Church at home and Atkinson Gibson father the Right Reverend Robert Dr Gibsons first appointment was to Luray Parish in Page County RESTRUCTURE OF THE DIOCESE distinction in the American During World War he served with as Chaplain After the he became Rector of the Expeditionary Force in France war After long and careful study our special Restructure Committee has Memorial Church in Lexington in the Diocese of South Robert Lee completed its work and presented to this Council plan for the reorganiza Here he had memorable ministry with the students and committee under the western Virginia tion of the diocesan structure commend highly this Institute and Washington and Lee Uni served and faculties of the Virginia Military Chairmanship of the Rev William Sydnor They have us well his contribution to the community honored of versity The latter recognizing on behalf of the whole Diocese thank them as they are relieved further of Doctor in After brief ministry in the him with the degree Divinity responsibility at the end of this meeting the Rector of St James Church Diocese of Pennsylvania Dr Gibson svas closer have long believed that we need more efficient organization the of For Richmond for twenty-nine years retiring at age seventy-two their members to and more representative of the parish churches and James he was student one following retirement from St Church year The Diocesan Survey pointed up this need and urged us to restructure as for ten he Chaplain at the University of Alabama Afterwards years soon as possible The Restructure Committee has fulfilled my instructions instructor in experienced one of the highlights of his career as religious in appointing them and they have passed their proposals on eight principles in addition to his studies at St Margarets School Tappahannock parish with which agree and Southwestern work Dr Gibson served the Dioceses of Virginia Virginia commend in the restructure proposals of this Council and General Conventions general in many capacities among them as deputy to eight the that the Council will adopt plan of reorganization which and teacher express hope Dr Gibson excelled in his ministry as pastor To beginning next will strengthen our work together realize the mean year witness his manner in the baptism of an infant was to deep also his love for Other services ing this service had for him and people warmth of his and in the light JOINT COMMISSION ON DIOCESAN BOUNDARIES were interpreted in the joy and personality make each seem of his understanding of their meaning in such way as to The Restructure Committee has been asked many questions about the natural along the road of life step size of the Diocese and about diocesan boundary lines This important himself As teacher Dr Gibson had the happy faculty of expressing concern was not part of their responsibility These questions were assigned of all in terms understood and appreciated particularly by the laity ages by Council last to Joint Commission of the three Virginia Dioceses of year His favorite text book was the Book of Common Prayer which he thought That Commission is composed of the Standing Committees of the Dioceses Because his to make the as the Bible expressed in terms of worship ability of Southern Virginia Southwestern Virginia and Virginia The Rev demand for services come alive to those who heard him he was in great David Lewis has been the Chairman during 1970 He will report to you Church conferences preaching missions and as an instructor in 72 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY JAN UAIIY 23 1971
will the Commissions initial recommendations The Joint Commission The Suifragan Bishop continue its work Iiine does not me to permit speak on number of other deserving There no immediate recommendations for division or change of are faithful subjects Many workers should he thanked and many other projects boundaries That will take much more study and finally action by praised But one must not be overlooked Hall and want to will of Bishop express General Convention expect that there will be changes but they publicly our great joy and deep satisfaction in the help and service of our do not believe that this necessity be some years in the future possibility new Suffragan Bishop Philip Smith In one brief year he has proved to ou restructure which is needed now in the should have any bearing proposed be tower of strength to this Diocese am confident that the Council of Diocese Virginia with agrees me that we were truly guided in calling Phil Smith to serve us in this PURPOSES AND GOALS high office
Call to Recommitment Another and related outcome of our Diocesan Survey which is before and Goals This was this Council is the document on proposed Purposes This address has of necessity dealt with matters of business and specific Committee under the of otiginally the work of our Steering Chairmanship work immediately before the Council and the Diocese Underlying this is commended to all of Dr St George Tucker It has subsequently been our life-long duty to be stewards of the mysteries of Christ to be witnesses of them the churches and carefully assessed and studied by large majority and servants of His hope and His salvation must address you also on this and Goals hope that the Council will ndopt these as our Purposes Only deeper note We live in restless divided and dangerous world If the short- and when we are agreed on our Christian purpose and on our long- Church appears weak and divided without clear purpose and hope then
range goals can we best serve together as Christian family surely it needs recommitment to faith in its Lord To such recommitment thanks to take this opportunity of expressing sincere our program call the Council the parishes and the niemnbers of the Diocese of Virgiaia
executive the 11ev Milton LeRoy He has served as executive secretary The world is restless and divided because it is not godly and obedient for Restructure in all the planning and preparation of the proposals both because men and nations are proud and selfish seeking privilege at the
Goals It is due to his talented diligent and of each other and Purposes and devoted expense The world needs change and so does our country Council over-time work that these proposals are before this 176th and our Church But fear that too many of us who call ourselves Christians
have let the changes in our day change us in our faith as well Ecumenical Relations No longer are we as dependent as in years past on worship prayer devotional life and Bible study These were the means by which faith was This Council meets during three days of the world-wide Week of nurtured and deepened The Church is providing new services and ways of Prayer for Christian Unity trust that we have prayed and are praying worship and new and clearer versions of the Bible We should rejoice in in for our Lords will that we all be one We need deep sincerity may them and use them But new prayer books or the old have no vitality and the are in our perhaps more than ever to understand great dangers we by power except to people who know Cod in Christ and who place their hope unhappy divisions in Him The Consultatiou on Church Uniou has prepared for study proposed We say again and again that we believe in One Lord One Faith One General Convention has plan of uuion for nine denominations requested Baptismthat we are members one of another in Christ We should thank and to the that this year be used for interdenominational study response Cod for the Ecumenical Movement for this WTeek of for active in this of present Prayer plan throughout the Church urge the cooperation study Unity for the study of plan for Christian reunion to which we are The Christian especially every clergyman and congregation in the Diocese of Virginia called this But movements and study and for have no and work year plans unity Church is in danger and faithful Christians will study diligently real meaning except to people who kno\v by faith that Cod has already to find Cods way of overcoming our unhappy divisions made them one in Christ
We know that second only to loving God we are called to love our Commission on World Missions neighbors as ourselves But we have been safely removed from active
The Overseas Mission of the Episcopal Church is suffering in these loving by suburban living and public welfare which have isolated too many
Mission is times of change and restrictions Our Commission on World privileged Christians from the suffering and injustices that our under and working to lead us in overcoming this commend their work especially privileged neighbors experience It will always be difficult to understand the Dioceses of and in the proposed beginning of companion relationships with to be agreement with national plans to render financial aid to the
Barbados and Mexico underprivileged until again in the name of Christ and His love we mdi- JANUARY 1971 74 176m ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY 23 75
REPORTDEPARTMENT vidual Christians seek out the suffering and their needs in our own neigh CHRISTIAN EDUCATION borhoods The Department of Christian Education is pool of skilled educators Our Christian faith declares Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour of all from the various in the Diocese parishes We see ourselves as resource mankind Christians are called to witness His Gospel to the uttermost to respond to from individual requests Parishes to run programs that they of the earth Throughout our past history the Diocese of Virginia has parts are unable to run themselves served that faith and has gladly sent men and money overseas Yet today We are divided into Task Forces to work in missionaries are returning home because our Church can no longer support specific areas They are the Adult Youth College Parish Communication and Task Forces them and their work can only hope and pray that we can learn to renew Camp Jack Smith the director of St our faith in Christ as the hope for all men everywhere Georges will explain how the Depart ment operates which In all of these areas we need renewed commitment in devotional life camps no parish could do separately in recognition of our Christian brethren outside of the Episcopal Church world CnAELE5 TOMLIN Chairman in active love of our neighbors at home and in mission to the whole
This is indeed large order but with less than this we are not faithful followers of the Lord Jesus Christ Mr Tomlin requested that the Rev .John Smith submit
Who is he that overcometh the world asks St John and he answers his on St of report Georges Camp as part Mr Tomlins Report believeth that Jesus is the Son of very simply even he that God This on Christian Education think is the basic faith to which we must return am be Despite the complexities of our troubled lives despite our uncertainties Today privileged to here to talk with you about your venture in Faith at St and disagreements here is the ground on which we can stand together in Georges Camp My report will attempt to consider three theological bases which the sure and certain hope In Christ we see God Himself in Him is the way on camping experience at St George is founded These truths the truth and the life for all mankind theological as discovered through camping are
This am far from the reports and plans and The sounds sure cry pro Good News is taught and caught through and because of the deal in its annual It seem grams with which the Council must meeting may lives of people far from the responsibilities and obligations in the parish churches Yet That the Holy Spirit is no respecter of ageHis Power the surely it is the ground the reason the purpose of all that work spans ages and even the generation gap Let us again be clear for whom we work whose purpose we serve If The Good News is indeed it is Jesus Christ because our faith is in Him than all these things discovered and assimilated because of the true His the existence of Mutual and will take their proper place Then according to promise Holy Responsibility Interdependence which still is the key in to Christian Spirit will teach and guide us as His witnesses my mind camping experience This third Annual and for all of in foundation stone is based on the of TRUST My prayer therefore for the 176th Council us development all who are for the the Diocese of Virginia as we begin this new yoar is that by Gods grace among responsible work of St Georgesthe faith staff the clergy who to as may be renewed and deepened in our encourage campers come parents campers and the and the love of and the Diocese who contributes support in many forms May the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ God fellowship of the Holy Ghost be with us all evermore In summary our focus at St Georges is that The Gospel Is Good
News and that is matter of camping discovering the source of true JOY Bishop Gibson called the Council to Order at 955 A.M and our Lord Jesus Christ The individuals who make this possible are too stated further in the order of business and requested change numerous to but of St mention report Georges would be iucomplete Mr William Johnston to submit the Report of the Executive without public of three recognition special individualsWilmer Moomaw Churchill and Committee of the Diocese Gibson Jr Fay Fulghum In closing let me road with you which summarizes the Mr Johnston called on the Rev John Chappell to give prayer goal of our venture at St Georges the Report of the Department of Missions by title who Heavenly Father hast filled the world with beauty Tomlin for the beseech Mr Johnston called on Mr Charles Report Open we thee our eyes to behold thy gracious hand in all that on Christian Education who reported thy works rejoicing in thy whole creation we may learn to DIOCESE VIRGINIA 76 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971
serve thee with gladness for the sake of him by whom all things Mr Shearer Bowman Jr as Chairman gave the Report were made thy Son Jesus Christ our Lord Amen of the Department of Christian Stewardship by title Book of Common Prayer 596 The Rev JofIN SMITH Benjamin Campbell gave the report of the Com munications Committee
Mr Tomlin Called on Mr Thomas Rohr for special youth The Executive Secretary of Communications the Rev William report Gray resigned effective June 30 1970 The Assistant Editor Miss Helena
Dean handled the office until anew Editor the Rev The plan for the youth task force in the coming year is one of listening Benjamin Campbell adult advisors to their assumed his position August 15 The Virginia Churchman was published listening to the young people and to their as expressed every month except August in 1970 The remained within its needs in their own parishes The planned use of this input is to develop newspaper of the and Diocese budget receiving small subsidy of $4400 from the Diocesan Program practical plan designed to meet the needs parish Budget Circulation was around 25000 issue and the cost Secondly we would like to re-awaken the group known as the House per subscription could needed voice for was $1.50 per year Most of the communicants of the diocese paid the of Young Churchmen This group we feel provide subscription cost through their Vestries On April The Virginia Churchman the yoLdg people of our Diocese received an award of first place for the best use of photography in regional church news from the Associated Church Press The award This completes Report of Christian Education journals was for the and 1969 issues Mr Johnston called on Mr Prichard for the Report October November December
of the of Christian Social Relations This was Department Bishop Gibson announced he would now return to the Order by title reported of the Program of Council and called on the Rev Jennings Bishop Gibson called for the first ballot for elections to the Hobson Jr to report on the results of the Nominations for Committee and Executive Committee The Rev Standing Diocesan Corporations and Related Institutions Frederick Warnecke Jr requested his name be withdrawn It is the understanding of the Committee on Nominations that the Gibson declared the first ballot closed and ordered the Bishop Diocese of Virginia as religious body is not able to bold title to real prop Tellers to retire and count the ballots erty and that for this reason various corporations are from time to time to The Rev John Davis requested permission created for this purpose It is normally assumed that the Trustees of these Diocesan will be elected from nominated Coun speak to the Report on Christian Social Relations and was so corporations persons by the cil of the Diocese Otherwise these become Davis stated that he the corporations self-perpetuating recognized by the Chair Dr recognized bodies technically beyond the control in any sense of the Council of the lack of funds for work in Christian Social Relations but he called Diocese that had been done in spite of on Council to express good job While there are certain procedures which must be taken in accordance its at the this and hoped that the Council would pledge support with the laws of the State of Virginia it seems that no such corporation
should be allowed to its charter without the local level and also on the Diocesan level change approval of or knowledge
of Council or its responsible body bet\veen meetings of Council Bishop called for vote in form of motion in support by Tuzazronz Bz IT REsoavan that the terms of the Trustees or the of Christian Social Council of Dr Davis and the Department dates when their terms expire be included with the list of the Trustees Relations The motion was seconded and passed printed in the Council Journal Mr William Ccx of St Johns Arlington was recognized Motion was seconded and passed and he spoke on the many things which are done by the Church but which do not come directly from Christian Social Relations DIoCESAN RELATED INSTITUTIONS NOMINATIONS which are related to their work He cited the Day Care Center St and commended the Christian Social at Johns Arlington For the Virginia Council of Churches Under an agreement
Relations Grapevine worked out by the three Bishops the number of representatives VIRGINIA SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 79 78 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 1971
For The Book StoreMrs John set at five In the we Episcopal Longaker The from the Diocese of Virginia has been past Rev Hill Brown III Miss Jane Dunn Mr Douglas Fleet have had eight representatives recommends that we elect For Blue The Committee on Nominations Ridge SchoolThe following comment was filed
to The Rev Oscar Eddleton and Mr Edgar with the Committee on Nominations Since ve have been in no persons replace for the formed that Hynes thus leaving six persons as our representatives by changes in the charter board members are now Gibson elected the Trustees and therefore coming year including Bishop by we recommend that the other can be nomi Trustees of Blue Ridge no longer be listed in the of the In 1972 Bishop Gibson and one person body from the Diocese of Vir Council Journal It is resolved that the terms of the Trustees nated thus bringing our representation and the expiration dates of their terms be included with the list ginia to five as agreed upon of same to be in the Council Ward printed Journal Motion on this was For The Chaplaincy ServicesMrs Langdon Virginia seconded and passed The Rev The For Stuart HallThe Rev James Lincoln Committee on Nominations presented resolution
Robert Shaw Ph through The Rev Jennings Hobson Jr concerning Bloomfield clarification of their James Mr Inc requesting relationship to the Diocese For The Trustees of the FundsMr Wheat of Virginia and requested the Executive Committee to determine Irwin Mr Frederick Dean Jr Will Jr what this relationship is if it does exist for For The Diocesan Missionary SocietyTo be reelected THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this 176th Annual Council Merrill Mr request one term Mr Frank Heindl Mr Pasco the Executive Committee of Council to determine the of Robert relationship the Buford The Rt Rev Philip Smith Mr Diocese Sidney Scott of Virginia to Bloomfield and particularly to the selection of Trus Richard Taylor Colonel Carter Mr tees If is such that Montague III Bloomfield Inc Trustees are elected solely by the and Trustees then BE IT FURTHER Mr Donald Millikin Mr William Gordon Mr Perry present RESOLVED that Bloomfield Inc be no longer considered Diocesan Institution Thompson
Church SchoolsEleven vacancies The Chair called For The Board of Trustees on Crndr John Dyer for the Report of the Messrs Richard Thom- Committee existing Senator Harry Michael on Resolutions and Petitions Cmdr Dyer prefaced Luther Dozier Robert Buford his Report with the remarks his sell James Wheat Jr following concerning Committees Robert Gilliam Erwin Will Jr William Rennolds Jr problems in attempting to do their job Charles Molster Michael Hous Most of Weiser Dr Edwin Wysor the Resolutions and Petitions were first received by Donald McCammond ton Carter Fox William Wright the Committee yesterday afternoon These were the resolutions David Wesley Wright Jr Mrs which Hunter DeButts Jr Burke on we were to hold hearings and determine appropriate The Rev Joseph Chinn The Hon Robert Gwathmey III recommendations to Council Copies of these resolutions were Jr Messrs Holt Souder and Murray Newman not available for the Committee members until just before the available Diocesan HomesMrs hearings Copies were never to delegates who came to For Board of Trustees Virginia the to learn about and Hill Mrs hearings understand the resolutions for Councilor Mrs Boynton Mrs Carter Jr The Rev their subsequent voting in Council John Shinberger The Rev Hedley Williams The Committee is in Jr and Messrs Bruce unanimous its dissatisfaction with this Richard Fell Col William Carter situation It must be Tayloe Murphy improved We recognize that individuals Gunnell Edward Smith Hugh Blankingship Smoot must not be precluded from making resolutions We do not Chisman Hanes Robert Kennedy Albert 80 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 81
also however that every The Rev Mr Rightor moved that the be want to prohibit it We recognize question divided referred to us could well have been into three separate Resolutions instead of the two single one of the resolutions original The of submitted in advance as requested by Councils own Rules Chair suggested that this could be done by amending the Resolu the President of Council tions Committee Order The Committee strongly urges report Dr Rightor then moved substitute to for earlier amendment for the amendment of the and the Executive Committee to continue press Resolutions Committee submission of resolutions and petitions by appropriate changes which substitute was his original motion of Diocesan Canons or both The to either Council Rules Order Rev Mr Spong spoke in opposition to Dr Rightors felt that the resolutions and petitions The Committee also substitute feeling that the issue should be dealt with in the order should be in their hands in advance of Council They were hin presented consideration and dered lack of adequate copies for proper by thp Upon call for the question the substitute motion passed those testifying at the hearings then that Dr Rightor moved the original resolution be adopted moved that the Rules of Order be suspended in Cmdr Dyer In response to query from the floor the Chair ruled that the for canonical which would order to present resolution change motion had original already been considered and voted upon Canons The be referred to the Committee on Constitution and Mr George Humrickhouse Chancellor of the Diocese seconded and Chair called for vote on the suspension and it was then moved the previous motion for reconsideration in order to passed reopen the substitute motion of Mr Rightors motion The Chair moved that canon be adopted requiring all Cmdr Dyer ruled that reconsideration was proper motion and call for Council be submitted 30 upon resolutions and petitions for action by the question the motion was passed with the understanding that urgent matters days prior to Council The Chair called the Chancellor to from the upon clarify the effect of of business could be considered when necessary by ruling his motion Mr that the Humrickhouse replied proper sequence Chair for Council to take was to vote on the first resolution vote of the Rev Cmdr Dyer presented the Resolution Henry on the second resolution to vote on the addendum which now Rightor for consideration as amended would be incorporated as the third resolution OF WOMEN RESOLUTIONORDINATION The Rev moved the first Mr Rightor resolution in its present the House of RESOLVED the the three representatives elected by wording The motion passed Consultative Council meeting in Limuru Bishops in 1970 to the Anglican Mr Rightor moved the second resolution in the word to seek and typed in February 1971 be respectfully requested prompt Kenya The the removal of ing motion passed affirmative opinion from that Council regarding impediments national or regional to the admission of Women to Holy Orders by any Mr Rightor moved the addendum which states that the 176th finds such removal with the character Church or which consonant Annual province Council goes on record in favor of ordination of women to Conference in which the Church is at work The Lambeth of the culture the Priesthood and 1968 Resolutions and Reports supra 93 The Shaw for John the Rev Rev Dr called vote by Orders BR IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Rt Rev Hines Harold Kelleran the three representa The Chair five Henson Jacobs and Mrs recognized supporters for Dr Shaws request of the this Church at that Council be notified tives elected to represent and called for the vote by Orders adoption of this memorial as soon as practicable The vote was 90 in favor and 35 opposed in the Clerical Annual Council of the AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the 176th Order and 123 in favor in the Diocese of on record as and 74 opposed Lay Order The Protestant Episcopal Church in the Virginia go of motion carried being in favor of the ordination women DIoCEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 JANUARY 82 176TH ANNUAL CouNCIL SATURDAY 23 1971 83
that the third paragraph RESOLUTIONPRISONERS OF The Rev Mr Underwood moved WAR the order and thus becoming reworded and placed in proper WHEREAS the Christian Church has be specific responsibility to speak to moral questions involved in any armed conflict and to the first paragraph resultant and the motion carried deaths injuries and inhumanities inflicted The Rev Mr Spong seconded on military personnel civilian Resolutions population and prisoners of war from such there had been three resulting conflicts and Cmdr Dyer reported that in of the United States the to the involvement WHEREAS continued participation of hostile forces in the presented relating Vietnam ese War to serves increase the suffering of the aforementioned Viet Nam people studied these and proposed Committee had Now BE IT The Resolutions THEREFORE RESOLVED that this 176th Annual Council of above resolutions combining the three the Diocese of Virginia the substitute Resolution respectfully petitions President of the United States to continue his of substitute policy of deescalation of this conflict and now moved the adoption accelerating be removed that policy as rapidly as seems word only practicable consistent with the responsible James Goodwin asked that the Mr exercise of power and Cmdr Dyer agreed original BE IT FURTHER that this Council moved that Mr Freemans RESOLVED express its concern for the The Rev Embry Rucker welfare of prisoners of war in both North and South Viet Nam calling be considered upon resolution our President to the full use power of his office to assure humane care for that while he was against Frizzell stated prisoners of war in The Rev John accordance with the Articles of the Geneva Convention the word involvement in Viet Nam he was against our continued BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the secretary of this Council be directed its defeat in the Resolution and urged to this resolution ing present to the President of the United States the Senators the motion Alves asked that original and the The Rev lodge Representatives from the Commonwealth of Virginia The Chair Petitions be re-read Resolutions and proposed by The Rev under consideration Edward Morgan moved and it was that as it was not then passed ruled this out of order copies be available for in favor of the original delegates to take back with them to their The Rev Charles Sydnor spoke individual parishes resolution which Council to Noonday Prayers The Chair then called the ELECTIONSEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President of the Episcopal were led by Mrs John Morgan Bishop Gibson received the Report of the elections from The Churchwomen Rev Kenneth Taber Head Teller and announced the asked whether the word only following The Rev Treadwell Davison were elected AlbemarleClergy The Rev John and was informed that it was Wright was in the original resolution Lay Gen reso Brig Harry Disston PotomacClergy The Rev Duvall in favor of the original The Rev Robert spoke Williams Hedley Lay Mrs Robert Howe Rappahannock Col Henry Sanford spoke against lution ValleyClergy The Rev Daniel Montague be put The Lay Mr Wood moved that the question Garland Mr Thatcher Clarke RichmondClergy The Rev Hill Riddle the previous McGehee spoke against moving Rev Coleman Lay Mr Edgar Andrews ValleyClergy The Rev amendment in order to offer an Neale question Morgan Lay Mr John Wayland motion was before Council stated that the original The Chair The Chair recessed Council for lunch at 1215 p.m defeated The original motion was and At 210 the Committee on Resolutions p.m Bishop Gibson called the Council to order and The substitute motion of introduced the Most Rev Waltei for consideration Sullivan Auxiliary Bishop Petitions was again presented Diocese of and Richmond The motion was seconded passed SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 85 VIRGINIA 1971 COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 84 176TH ANNUAL
this Council could solve its to hopeful problems and that it would be for the invitation thanked Bishop Gibson Sullivan kind enough to give him the answers that would need Bishop talk for he too of people to to that the worst group speak He stated Council Bishop Gibson expressed his thanks to Bishop Sullivan Looking at the Roman Catholic priests Gibson introduced the Bishop were next worst Bishop following Youth Observers undoubtedly were the that they the Council Ann he then stated from the at Lindsey Tony Forstall Lee Gravatte referred to the pipe-line Sullivan jokingly St Pauls group Bishop which Marjorie Leedy from Church Alexandria Trinity Church by to Grace and Holy Diocese of Richmond The Bishop presented Miss Travis Smith Youth the mistakes Special hoped to find out Catholic brethren the the Roman The Bishop Representative to 63rd General Convention at Houston thus avoid them were making and The Episcopalians concerned Bishop presented Anne Wilkerson and Robin Gulick who Catholic Church is greatly the Roman St reported that of the represented Georges Camp of is one and at 42 years age of today he The his thanks to these with the youth service the Bishop expressed young people for At his ordination in the Church Bishops the attending youngest known to him and were personally The Chair and 30 clergymen present not just recognized Cmdr Dyer requested that he the service was was sign that of his relationship continue his of the Resolutions and Petitions warmth The Bishop Report Committee real meaning fellowship with ritual but was that Cmdr Dyer presented and recommended for adoption the church unity and in the area of are all involved Resolution stated that we which is following oneness in Jesus Christ and strive to find our we all pray This will cannot clearly recognize RESOLUTIONDIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY there but which we already but by the the study of theology through WHEREAS the extension of the work of the Church in the Diocese he said not to of come this relationship He likened has been curtailed Christian people Virginia by the lack of capital funds and ral contact of do and wife differences love of husband through WHEREAS there is need both at the Diocesan aad marriage which great Congregational levels for substantial amounts of borrowed funds at rates of interest sub disappear considered to be common what he stantially lower than the rates currently available from commercial lenders Sullivan listed Bishop of and but which are now particular shared all Christians problems by is in Church The first problem WHEREAS The Diocesan Missionary Society has recently been re the Roman Catholic interest to of to channel which the Church learng organized provide through gifts grants and borrowed authority of of the ecclesiastical funds can be made available for loans to the the area have been set Diocese Diocesan institutions advisory groups Many and individual in the concerns of the laity congregations same manner as loans are now being the the democratic they fit in to to decide where made from the Revolving Fund and and it is problem up be advised the Bishops can WHEREAS there are undoubtedly dioc and how that of many communicants vestries process Sullivan was cited by Bishop esan related corporations and other organizations who be to The second problem turned might willing people have further the of the Church facts that many work by providing substantial funds by loan gift and facing the being honest institution structure or or devise to the Diocesan Missionary Society see it as only the Church and off of the poor often the voices THEREFORE BE IT that this 176th Council religion and so Now RESOLVED heartily are middle-class We Church must em endorses the of additional funds for in the Loan Fund stated that the raising use Revolving not heard The Bishop are community of the Diocesan Missionary Society by gift loans or devise in order to ac which is the basic worshipping the local parish the needed construction and of the phasize and not expect complish financing refinancing churches out and go out must reach missions and institutions within the and and that this body the Diocese must show said to it We people come to have BR IT FURTHER RE5OLVEO that the Secretary be instructed to com always and that we are con does exist through us that Christ municate this resolution for publication in the VIROTNIA CHURCRMAR and to Bishop that he was needs The Bishop concluded cerned about peoples DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 87 86 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL
diocesan-related corpora and to the trustees of intended Iflanner He asked if the Council does have control send copy to each vestry any Diocesan Homes Theological Seminary Virginia these tions such as the Virginia over moneys such consider etc with the request that parties the Trustees of the Funds to the as The Rev Mr Chappell replied that the Board of their intentions if any this matter and communicate Trustees now has twelve members on rotating Board of Trustees soon as possible who were limited to two terms of three years each and Council his that such Baden expressed concern The Rev John supplies these names for election advance notice or come before Council without matter would The sub-committee on Needs works with the He also ex closely Depart available for the delegates having printed copies ment of Missions and the Loan Committee and the Fund in Raising this would operate practice his concern of how proposal pressed Committee and will be consulting closely with the Executive exercised controls would be and whether proper Committee of the Diocese of the Diocesan Mis The Rev John Chappell Secretary It was Mr George Humriekhouse Chancellor asked Mr of the Resolution Chap clarified the meaning sionary Society make pell whether in the reorganization did not the take over Funds Drive but to ask people to not instituted as Capital for the Fund from the Executive Committee of work and also authority Revolving and to increase this type gifts devises bequests to consider lending The Rev Mr Chappell replied in the affirmative and Mr and other institutions to ask that parishes allow the Revolving Humrickhouse stated that while he had no objection to revolv at interest so as to their funds to the to This motion therefore was ing fund obtaining funds by gifts and grants he had advised them Fund to increase its potential action of Council for this of his objection to receiving funds by loan since he felt that this the consent and encouragement request out information but pointed came close to be banking venture for the lack of prior He apologized the meet of the necessary Mr Chappell asked what securing the would give that with the reorganization the before Council for the loans and what would be used to the loans not been accomplished until day repay ings had and wished to know his support The Chair ruled that out of order Dr Pierpont Buck expressed Mr Chappell was by the action to refinancing only whether the wording limited the Rules of Order since he had already spoken twice previously on Resolution and in favor of the The Rev Mr Tuller spoke this matter He could however answer direct question if put to re-financing to church with documented what it might mean him by member of Council was now very high able to finance what The Rev John Page Williams moved that the matler be problems By being annually would be their new building $12000 tabled The motion passed interest loan on added Diocesan in other ways including Cmdr then presented another Resolution available to be used Dyer concerning Committee the of the Council that Report the Diocesan and moved its support He reminded Revolving Fund adoption difficulties including increasing financing on Stewardship reported RESOLUTION--DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY this an untapped He felt that represented capital financing WHEREAS the Diocesan Missionary Society has recently been reor source of income adding the word ganized mainly for the purpose of obtaining substantial amounts of borrowed made to clarify the motion by move was funds well which be seconded as as gifts and bequests can made available to churches amendment This amendment was financing as an missions and Diocesan institutions at lower rates than are currently charged and carried by commercial leaders and the Baden advised that he was not against The Rev Mr WHEREAS the Trustees of the Diocean Missionary Society have begun Archdeacon he but for it When he was the Trustees Revolving Loan Fund to explore the possibility that of the Funds might lend money revolved in its it hut it never to the so that the might make such loans in the same worked to support and expand SATURDAY JANUARY 1971 OF V1RGIN1A 1971 23 89 COUNCIL DIOCESE 88 176TH ANNUAL the Fund of during the year and half study of this He from the volving proposal asked whether being made loans are now Mr Merrill Pasco would like to manner as comment Mr Pasco declined and advice The and Rev Mr Hobson commented that Council to offer guidance we were really de for this it is appropriate bating the same issue in less WHEREAS desirable form He stressed the since of the Funds to the Trustees is corporation great financial difficulty that interest of the Diocese high rates and inadequate of the Funds to the Trustees pursuant The of Virginia capital funding have caused parish churches General ssembly throughout the created by the Diocese of Virginia the Diocese request of Diocese states Funds of the Trustees of the The Rev Bruce moved of The the council Campbell that the resolution be The Charter the control of subject to is referred to the Executive this corporatiohl Diocese of Vir Committee that Church in the Episcopal and of the said Protestant to make The Rev Richard Baker III shall have power inquired if Mr would the trustees Campbell ginia and that and regulations an such by-laws accept amendment giving the Executive Committee time to time power to establish from laws of this Com said council the act direction of the Mr Campbell to the for accepted not contrarY deem proper as they may the United States its The inonwealth of to complish motion was seconded and and best fitted passed of said corporation 1.3 and nagement 1.1 and The Rev Michael Paragraphs Coram asked if it were proper for the and purposes prior objects monetary crisis motion be removed from the table The Chair aware of our informed him that by many persons to the it is hoped favorably the motion vas in order WHEREAS fit to respond and Mr Coram so moved will see The motion of the Funds that the Trustees was seconded and passed
request of the 176th Council The Rev Coram that this Mr moved that the resolution be It RR50LflD referred Ba the Tnstees Now THEREFORE strongly urge to the Executive Committee authorize and with power to act The motion does hereby was of Virginia deem appropriate Diocese such sums as they seconded and passed to the Funds to lend so that the of the interest rate moderate aided Comdr of 30 with the following Dyer then moved the years all of following resolution for for period for some or adop existing loans tion in turn refinance may PRINCIPAL ngregati0hI5 BALANcE RESOLUTION_PURPOSE AND GOALS CHURCH $288045 WHEREAS representatives of 101 of the congregations representing Resurrection 145291 70% of the communicant of the Alexandria strength Diocese responded to the question Creator naire the Mechanic5fl 21400 regarding program interests of the churches and St Francis Great Falls 89000 Martins WHEREAS statement of the Purpose and Goals of the Richmond St 26000 Diocese has been written to reflect the interests and of the Richmond st Peters 115134 priorities Diocese as revealed in the survey and 0odbridge St Margarets $684870 WHEREAS the of this adoption statement of the Purpose and Goals of the Diocese as printed in the pre-Couneil Journal would provide basis for Resolution was that this program and budget planning and review in commented accordance with the interests James Green Council The Rev dismay that of the Churches expressed tabled and the one just debate on what similar full BE IT withaut hearing RESOLvEIJ that this 176th Annual Council of the this action he com Diocese of would Virginia In particular adopt the statement of Purpose and Goals as for complicated question published guidance was in admittedly raised question program and budget for the had indirectly planning next six years subject to annual the Chancellor that while soughi review and amendment and mented other legal opinions there were of this action of legality JANUARY DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY 23 1971 91 90 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL
Executive Council direct The and Mr Garner that the that this responded Bishop was useful Ba IT FURThER REsOLVED very the and Goals as pub to implement Purpose lever and hoped that the motion would not be Committee or its successor adopted Dr John Williams stated lished and Page that while the Church Schools this statement the Council commend charters do not RESOLVED THAT require that the Bishop of Virginia be BE IT FIJETSIER and guid member for their study congregations and Goals to its member he would not like to see this motion since in of Purpose adopted many cases where appropriate it the an ance gave Bishop opportunity to work closely with the laymen would be in his Diocese asked whether hearings The Rev Robert Duvall William Cox inquired as to whether the responded in the negative Bishop Coadjutor held and Cmdr Dyer the motion or was called for and Bishop Suifragan would relieve the Bishop The Chair ex WheieupOfl the question plained that in cases the charters of many these corporations passed Richard the resolution of The Rev specified Bishop of the Diocese Cmdr Dyer presented the and recommended The Rev Arthur Underwood asked that time allowed for Council this matter be left Baker iii concerning to the discretion of the Bishops that it not be adopted Charles Johnson The Rev Garner by the Rev Mr again voiced his opposition substitute motion presented Mr Powell Harrison that the and adopted requested motion be read was moved seconded familiar again and Crndr Dyer Harrison Council to become obliged Mr then stated that for delegates to WHEREAS it is difficult during Council this was tricky resolution and that in the before and/or come-up Nominating Committee the issues that come in depth with report we had already seen evidence of format institutions drifting under our present Agenda away of Virginia from with the Council of the Diocese relationship Diocese He moved that the matter that the 176th BE IT RESOLVED with of Virginia experiment be referred to the Executive of the Diocese Committee for study that the 177th Council direct Council with the first full three day Mr format which includes George Humrickhouse Chancellor commented that new agenda the issues before to workshops on being committed he and the former Chancellor of the of these three days Diocese the Rev McLaren Diocese of Virginia and the life of the had been Council Brydon asked to study Diocesan Corporations Institu over fifteen the Resolution concerning years ago and all t.he answers to these could Cmdr Dyer introduced questions be found in those files tions and Related Corporations in reference to Fred whether the word Mr Baukhages asked whether the mover would include Mr James Goodwin asked in his motion with instead of permissive power to act should be permissible the Bishop this resolution Mr Harrison in the Davis asked whether replied affirmative Mr Humrickhouse The Rev Raymond Re-Structure Resolution seconded the motion and the motion was passed in conflict with the might not be there was no conflict that in his opinion The Chair replied WHEREAS many Diocesan related institutions and would care to state corporations RE the if he Buck asked Bishop QUIRE by Constitution Articles of Dr Pierpont Incorporation By Laws Policy or said he agreed with Gibson otherwise that the of about the motion Bishop Bishop Virginia be the President or other specific his feelings their could change officer or director of such institution or and felt that if related corporations corporation the motion and could of the Bishops properly responsibility WHEREAS it is the consensus of this Council that the charters the outside specific function of the of Bishop Virginia in connection with said institutions or be lessened corporations whether this should be asked the Bishop permissible rather than mandatory The Rev Thomas Garner Chairman of the him as BE IT would relieve or deprive Now THEREFORE RESOLVED that it is requested by this Council resolution would that it that each Diocesan related institution Visitors The Chair replied or corporation examine its Constitu Paxton Home Board of SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 93 ViRGINIA 1971 DI0cRSE or ANNUAL COUNCIL 92 176TH Cmdr Dyer the presented Resolution additional other governing concerning Policy and/or Laws to life insurance for the By of Virginia Clergy The Committee on Resolutions and of Incorporati0n the Bishop tion Articles which requires him Petitions provision as to permit recommended that this not be amend any office so adopted writings and in specific or serve function Cmdr Dyer moved that it be specific or serve adopted in order to place the perform to so perform representative by motion on the floor in an affirmative his appointed be mailed manner The question was or this Resolution copy of that and Corpora called for and the motion was not THEE RESOLVED Institution adopted BE IT related each Diocesan Council to secretary of WHEREAS the 63rd General the Convention has established new com tion prehensive program of life insurance for the of our Church oncerfling relationshiP clergy Resolution AND WHEREAS in addition to the CmdT Dyer presented mandatory coverage additional institutions is offered related coverage to clergy of diocese should of the Diocese and 75% clergy enrolled between carried in such dioceses elect seconded and to choose this additional made and coverage Motion was and each of Virginia AND WHEREAS this additional Diocese coverage would be benefit between the great to the relationship understood all of the clergy of our diocese and WHEREAS is not fully especially to the older men and corporations institutions the AND of its related Council requests WHEREAS this optional extra must be that this coverage taken up by RESOLVED to BE Ir compositiofl March 1971 THER0un size and of of Now Committee the Diocese to appoint between of Council relationship Now THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this 176th President the which com Annual Council of him to study by and corporati00s the Diocese of Virginia commends be determined institutions participation in this additional life related of its study each of its results insurance to the and Council the coverage clergy and their employing Virginia next Annual organizations to the shall report mittee Diocesan AND BE IT FURTHER that oncerfling RESOLVED the Diocesan staff expedite the Resolution determination of the needed 75% participation in order Dyer presented not be adopted to offer this benefit Cmdr that it to our recommendation clergy the was with Motion JOHN CHAPPELL boundaries it be tabled moved that Rev Dr Shaw failed to carry The for but motion Cmdr Dyer then called presented substitute resolution from the question and the the Resolution seconded that Committee on Resolutions and suggested Petitions in place of the Lewis in the original David the question which The Rev at concerned jails penal institutions and Boundaries goes which prisoners the Diocesan to Council The onceTning report Rev Coleman McGehee his earlier requested that he hear the referred to and he way He under consideration wording of the wrong already original resolution and Cmdr Dyer matter was briefly sum that this marized indicated be supported motion not to the this referred Carroll urged that that it be Mr lVlinor reported that there moved are three separate Fletcher Lowe investigations being conducted Ti Boundaries by outstanding penal authorities Diocesan Commission on and that this would be and Joint premature presumptious to impose VIRGIN1 yet NORTHERN another investigation on the NEW DIOCESE OF Department of Corrections CREATION OF be Minor THE Boundaries Mr pointed out that the Chancellor on Diocesan of the Diocese Commission the Joint of creating was involved in one such that into the 05sibi1ity investigation and perhaps would care to RESOLVED to look Fairfax be asked and that It of rlington comment and the counties continued jcluding Northern Virginia Fairfax of Church and Mr Humrickhouse his Diocese Falls expressed reluctance to comment Alexafldrm cities of PRICHARD and the since he was the representing Commonwealth of Virginia on this in Federal subject Court in an action brought by the American carried seconded and refer was The motion to VIRGINIA 1971 94 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 95
He stated further that more proper The Rev Thomas Clemans Civil Liberties Union asked the rationale of this motion to ask the General Assembly appropriate The Rev Robin asked action might be to Murray whether in light of earlier also stated that for this Mr Humrickhouse action of the motion additional sums work Council should not be changed to read could conduct such an clergy wives or husbands the Christian Social Relations Department the of Council but pointed out that Mr Powell Harrison asked about investigation without approval listing the wives of the of the less likely The Department laity as well more investigations presented The Rev Hobson Corrections would respond Mr moved substitute motion that with the Chancellor and of and their The Rev Fletcher Lowe agreed directory clergy wives be included in the Council that the Christian Social Journal moved substitute resolution asking to the Executive to bring recommendations The Rev Richard Relations Department II Baker III moved and it was seconded motion was seconded and passed Committee The Substitute and passed that the entire subject be tabled
Faith calls us to work individually and corpo Cmdr stated WHEREAS the Christian Dyer that this concluded his report God into the fullest and deep society to call every child of rately within our The Rev Alves to tradition which lodge rose point of personal privilege and to any force or est expression of his humanity oppose He commended Cmdr and his life Dyer Committee on their fine work blocks or distorts such potential development and moved that mimeograph copies of all resolutions to be evidence to demonstrate that present pre AND WHEREAS there is ample sented to Council be available at this Commonwealth do not future Councils Motion the local and state prisons of was policies in jails seconded and carried of rehabilitation in high enough percentage accomplish the desired goal of imprison having high instance repeated Gibson with our inmate population Bishop announced the results of the second ballot ments There was no election the world are suggesting AND WHEREAS many authorities throughout The Bishop asked that the third ballot be taken for The allowing inmates to earn reforms such as work release programs specific Standing Committee The and more effective parole system Bishop declared the ballot closed and their own way family visiting privileges to build their called on Mr Merrill of inmates and to assist them Pasco Chairman of the and to enhance the rehabilitation Program Committee of still Budget to his futures while they are prisoners Council give report on the Budget of the that this 176th Annual Council Mr Pasco the THEREFORE BR IT RESOLVED presented following remarks of its for the rehabilitation prisoners Diocese of Virginia express concern Christian the Diocesan Department of in this Commonwealth and urge BUDGET REPORT the philosophy and Relations to undertake study of prevailing Social The Budget Committee has had to the 177th before it two matters to consider and in the State of Virginia and to report methodology operating recommend to Council First are the resolutions introduced the floor recommendations for our action on Council its findings and specific Annual of Council the Rev yesterday by Fred Warnecke Jr and referred to the the that our representatives to Virginia Budget Committee BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED seeking changes in the budget to increase the Diocese to be made ask that to initiate similar study Pledge or to the National Council of Churches body quota Church Second was the budget as rec Churches at their next state-wide meeting ommended the Executive available to all member by Committee as revised yesterday on the floor of Council to reflect pledges received from churches since the of the of the meeting resolution to include the names Executive Cmdr Dyer presented Committee on January 13 its official and recommended passage am gratified to report that the Budget Committee has clergy in the listing unanimous recommendation to make as to both the resolutions and the Not of the clergy wives be printed in budget BE IT RESOLVED that the names one dissenting votewith all members and at list of present voting all times beside their husbands names on the official parentheses to appear These recommendations were discussed and voted upon only after the in the Council Journal IRRY HOFFMAN Committee had held clergy public hearing on Friday night for over two hours 96 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 97
Executive Committee does this at which believe everyone who wished to be heard was given that oppor the This leads mc to the third and final tunity observation was directed by the Committee to make three observations to Council The budget recommended by the Executive Committee was formu before reporting the Committees recommendation lated on the sound principle of using on the income side only those pledges actually made in writing to the Diocese Tt included no item for hoped that after careful review of the Plan of First Virginia Proportionate for or estimated which pledges might be received As many of you may Giving and the various resolutions and reports on this subject adopted or recall the budget last year contained such an item and the estimate re considered by former Council we can state quite confidently that there is grettably was overly ambitious in the amount of $27000 This deficit in nothing in the Virginia Plan that requires any particular percentage of the income in 1970 has caused this Diocese many problems pledges to the Diocese to be given to the National Church or that there You will recall all too well that last year total pledges from the con must be an increase in the percentage of the pledges given to the National gregations to the Diocese were below preceding years Most people seemed Church from year to year Fortunately however we have been able to to attribute this to the South Bend Convention Regrettably we have do this consistently in the past lower total of pledges again this year but think for an entirely different The Virginia Plan of Proportionate Giving as the Budget Committee reason By and large this year the reduction in pledges seems to be com understands is not in fact at all but basic and funda it plan ptinciplea bination of the effect of inflation on the pldges from congregations made up mental principle that all that we have was given to us by Almighty God of people who must give from their earned income and second the general and that both individuals and parishes as well as the Diocese should give heavy required capital improvements many of our congregations have had of what has been given them God The Plan sacrificially proportion by to make further provides that as to the parishes and the Diocese no budget should But whatever the reason for our reduced pledges to the Diocese this be made until all arc and the goal to which they up pledges in prospective the year proposed budget is based upon actual income only and nothing should work in with the Diocese or the National Church sharing pledges Your Council more Budget Committee believes this is sound budget ultimate and is not shall be fifty percent This is an goal however re practice and we commend the Program and Budget Committee and the as to quirement any particular year Executive Committee for formulating recommended budget on this pri Thus the Budget Committee says neither under the Virginia Plan nor basisthat mary is based on money we have pledged and not on money by action of previous Council is this Council required or obligated to any we do not have pledged but only hope to get This does not mean that we of the to the give to the National Church any particular percentage pledges do not have faith in our congregations and faith in the fact that they will Diocese or that the percentage be necessarily increased from year to year give more We think they will and we have provided for the use of these God has We are only admonished to give sacrificially proportion of what funds if and when they are received as you will note from the budget and given us and that parishes and the Diocese should strive toward fifty what will have to say later This ends the observations percent sharing It was not an easy task to formulate budget on the basis of reduced Your Committee believes that with these thoughts clearly in mind pledges Regrettably this required the Program and Budget Committee will be hopefully much confusion concerning the resolution and the budget and the Executive Committee to reduce the funds available for the eliminated Diocese and programs to formulate Diocesan expense budget that is
The second observation the Committee directed me to make to Council all too tight and borders on the unrealistic when considered in light of the
Treasurers of last and to reduce the to the National is that this Council is not committed as some seem to believe to pledging report year pledge Church below the to the National Church its full share of quota of the National Church substantially quota assigned think however if we disregard the increases in the salaries which have been Budget namely the $305524 mentioned in the Budget It is true that this bishops long long overdue will find that the reduction in income is shared is our quota based on the budget adopted at Houston by the General Con you approximately equally by the Diocese and the National Church This is the it should vention but in voting for this budget the Deputies from this Diocese did way he in the of the Committee not bind this Council to pledge that precise amount or quota The most opinion Budget Your Council that can fairly be inferred from their action is promise an undertaking Budget Committee believes that the Program and Committee which has been confirmed by our Bishop that the Council will do its best Budget and the Executive Committee have done thorough Committee believes capable and and the Committee unani its very best to make that quota Thus your Budget responsible wholly acceptable job that we must do our best within the limitations of the funds available and mously recommends that Council adopt without change the budget as
there is no commitment to do more We believe the budget presented by recommended by the Executive Committee with the inclusion of the addi 98 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OT VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 99 fr
tional to which have referred that we recommend that pledges except The Rev Mr Michael Coram expressed the wish to speak footnote on page be revised on our Quota to the National Church Bishop Gibson ruled it was You will note that footnote as presently written would require that for correct him to so spcak Using his Houston experience Mr oil additional monies received from congregations or from ondesignated has Coram explained that the National Church budget had been gifts should go to the National Church until the full quota of $305524 divided into two bare been met with any balance to be applied to the Diocesan program Your parts minimum side and side for extras
is anxious to that the Diocese Committee as enthusiastically as anyone see Bishop Gibson turned the Chair over to Bishop Hall at
full to the National Church if this be done We pledge its quota can believe 435 P.M however as matter of practical fund raisingas purely pragmatic ap Mr Coram resumed speaking stating that the bare minimum proach to the problemthat more funds will be received from the congrega side of the National budget can only be met if each Diocese tions and hence more money will he available for both the National Church gives the asked Discussion and the Diocese if this footnote is revised to provide that only fifty percent quota follo\ved stating the lack of influence
toward the and that all of all additional monies received go $305000 quota if we do not pay our commitment
other funds be applied as the Executive Committee may hereafter determine Mrs Paul Llewellyn stated that we must not always talk without in any way tying the hands of the Executive Committee as to where about the bad for news \ve are committed to tell the good news such funds might be applied either on the local or national level and the good news is that we can increase the amount of It is clear from the recommendation of the Budget Committee that it money the of has rejected the resolutions introduced by the Rev Mr Warnecke and the pledged by churches the Diocese We must be positive recommended Budget Committee recommends the adoption of the budget as and carry out the implications of this good news resolutions by the Executive Committee and the rejection of the Warnecke The Rev John Frizzell stated that he was glad to know that we were not bound by our Delegates to Houston as to any The Bishop reported that the Rev Louis Haskell quota or specific action as he can now tell St Albans that and Mr William Johnston had been eleoted to the Standing they are not bound to particular amount and will not have to Committee on the third ballot any sacrifice in their giving He did feel that we were committed to The Rev Mr Warnecke proposed an amendment to the increase our giving by 1% each year until the percentage of 50% budget as follows is reached All our programs are important and we are committed THEREFORE BE Jr RESOLVED that the 176th Council of the Diocese of to these and whenever we cut back work of the our giving to the National Virginia pledges our renewed commitment to the missionary Church we cut these Church throughout the world and thus pledges 43% of the pledged programs
income from the parishes and/or churches to our missionary work through Mr Frizzell stated that his daughter had served under the the General Church Such amount to be applied to the 1971 Assessment Rev Mr Eddy and after seventeen years this missionary work and Quota in Japan must stop
Frizzell then asked if Mr Warneckes resolution was seconded and he then spoke Mr we keep going the way we are when will the income of the Diocese to the amendment He urged the Council to settle this matter have to be used solely for the
of of the Diocese The old cliche Ive now keeping at least the percentage giving to the National expenses got mine how are fixed is what we are if we the Church as of last year He felt this would be an example of you saying adopt budget We should be of the Christian witness The Lord Jesus Christ who did not say that thinking quotation of Christ You shall love one than another charity begins at home but it is more blessed to give re The resumed the Chair at 440 P.M ceive He felt that it was true while some line items have been Bishop
Mr Dale Seslar stated that it sounded him cut from our budget The Rev Elijah White and The Rev to as if according to Mr Houston was either William Eddy are line items which have been cut from the National Coram saying meet your quota or be and asked if could him budget penalized anyone give an answer JANUARY 1971 100 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY 23 101
He also stated that Christian Education in the Diocese would The Rev Coleman McGehee replied that as Delegate lose 50% of the funds it has received in the who had attended the Houston meeting the answer to his question past Mr James Davis III said that he had was no The Bishop also stated that he knew of no penalty although helped to put the budget together he now felt that the Committee had Mr Seslar stated that he did not feel it proper to raise the gone at the job in the Apparently the Committee salaries of the executives of Corporation when the Corporation wrong way had thought of ourselves in the Diocese first rather than was in trouble thinking proportionately Mr Davis felt that we can go out and raise the Mr John Paul Causey stated that he had attended the meet balance of funds that we need ing in Houston He commented further that the budget at The Rev Llewellyn Fairchild stated that he thought the Houston was reduced to minimum as far as the commitment Budget Committee had done good job There was confusion section was concerned and while we are not bound to any obliga about the Virginia Plan but this would not be solved by attempt tion we are compelled to face the fact that we do have an obliga ing to raise our quota to the National Church We should think tion to the corporate body of the whole Church He stated that in terms of giving proportionately and this can mean that our the department of the National Church which had helped the giving goes down as well as up He did not feel that the National Diocese of Virginia with its survey was now wiped out by reduc Church was sacred cow and that he was disillusioned before tions in the National Church budget the advent of the National Church General Program He felt Mr Causey also stated that he did not see how the National that when hard times hit we must adjust our budget accordingly Church could help units of the Church in planning without the The example here would not be an effort to teach the parishes use of the facilities of this department what to do but rather to learn from them and their giving what The to divide further funds which to the proposal any come we ought to do Diocese on 50/50 basis with the National Church raised ques The Rev Louis Haskell stated that we are now tion in Mr Causeys mind about the meaning of the words from being asked to give up some of the bare bones of the Diocese in the Communion Service in the Prayer Book Being in love and order to put together that of the National Church skeleton Dr charity with our neighbors Haskell felt that the budget as presented was good and that he The Rev Mitchell stated that the Plan of Henry Virginia was in favor of supporting it He felt that our percentage of is real if the Council the to the Proportionate Giving not plan adopts giving National Church will increase if we consider that He stated that have but proposed budget we no longer plan there is some degree of suffering to both the Diocese and the an idea and we are not committed to the National Church National only Church Last year we were planning to give 41% to for local can no be the any amount The churches longer condemned National Church but it ended up 43% We should take this for not to the Diocese in committed as we are no giving way into account and use the Budget Committees figure of 38.7% and committed to the National longer Church it will probably end up at 41%
Mr Thomas Rohr then asked Is there no longer work Mr Robert Branner Jr stated that he was confused
to be done in this Diocese Are there not neighbors in Virginia concerning the matter of incoming funds and how they would be
in relation to the if as well as elsewhere in the world Does this Diocese still have handled 50/50 sharing procedure He asked he in the that the function or is it merely collection agency to pass on funds was correct understanding Executive Committee would be with the of funds He was Mr Charles Tomlin stated that he felt that most speakers changed handling incoming
advised that this was correct Mr Branner felt that the reflected on the pain felt at the National Church level but he people in the pews had struggled with the question of giving to the wished to speak to the pain reflected in the life of this Diocese 102 17Gm ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SATURDAY JANUARY 23 1971 103
National Church and this same had been reflected in this struggle The Council voted by voice and the Bishop declared that the Council of 41% figure percentage would be the figure in Mr Warneckes Mr Carroll Minor stated that he admired the mover of the motion Committee deserved the motion but he felt that the Budget Bishop Gibson asked whether the previous question should confidence of the Council He stated that he felt we must live be put before Council
within our means and not feel compelled to meet all of the needs The Rev Fletcher Lowe requested that he be able to talk of the Diocese and all the needs of the National Church about certain line item in the Budget
Mr Minor further stated that the amendment as proposed The Rev Mr McGehee declared that the only line that could
be dealt with at this time concerned will cause us to be contradictory and that our budget allows only was with the Warneckes for motion per day for Chaplain Service and less than $1.00 religious Gibson that the instruction of our children Bishop explained question shall the previous
question be put means that the Council is on the War The Rev Dr Shaw then stated that he had written footnote voting necke motion which included the F. if 41% figure number three of the Proposed Budget in this way because we The vote was then taken on the previous question and the make our quota first then we will have clear conscience Dr Bishop declared the ayes have it and the Warnecke amendment Shaw felt that The Rev Mr Warneckes plan would not meet to 41% failed to pass our quota by means of the 43% figure but would actually be Mr Merrill Pasco moved that the Budget as presented $50.00 short of the quota by the Committee and including the resolution be adopted The Rev James Green stated that as Diocese we had Bishop Gibson called voice vote and the Budget as submitted given regular increase in our percentage to the National Church was adopted making the effort to raise it by 1% each year The Rev Mr VIRGINIA Green favored change in Mr Warneckes figure reducing it THE DIOCESE OF STATEMENT from 43% to 41% which would mean that we would be giving or ESTIMATED INCOME FOR DIOCESAN PROGRAM AS OF JANUARY 11 1971 $7900.00 more than the Budget proposed to send to the National PROJECTED INCOME FOR DIOCESAN OPERATIONS
Church Pledgeo from Parishes aod/or Chorcheo $710471.12
Anss The Rev Jennings Hobson stated that he hoped the Council Desigoated Income from Investments 14560.00 knew what it was as the debate did not indicate this to him doing Income From toe of Offire 5ervireo
Trootees of the Ponds He reminded the Council that we had dealt with priorities 1514.00 always Memorial Trostees 200.00
Chorrh Schools in the Diocese of 60.00 At time the of the Diocese was to build three Yirgsoia one No priority 1794.00
but had Gifts and lovested Income for the of Mimions Mission Churches each year when we paid our quota Designated Departmeot 9816.00 Individual Gifts to Program 3000.00 there was not enough money left to do this Mr Hobson stated Income from 5ale of 5orplos Property Schedule III 133665.00
TOTAL PROJECTED INCOME FOR D000EoAN OPERATIONs 873706.52 that he could not find where our number one goal was to be giving
NOTE Pbs the aggregate amoont of 1871 pledge of to the National Church or to sacrifice some of the programs of 5t Lukes Remington Our the Diocese Savioor Montpelier Oor 5avioor Saodoton St be Johns King George Mr Edward Gasson asked that the previous question put St Panis Owens Emmanocl Port Conway Bishop Gibson ruled that vote on the reduction of the per St Johns Bumpam
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That income from the sale of surplus property shall lie to Oui applied Capital Debt Service and for no other pnrpose 0.2 CO0OOi 000 IL THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMANPROPOSED BUDGET FOR 1971 TI in RECOMMENDED us DY 1970 ExEcUTivE AeesUicc APPROVED CoMMITTEE -i No BUDOET FOR 1971 in SO 620 Executive Secretary CommunicationSalary Hensieg Pension.. 12977 12808 621 Utilities Dvi 622 Assistant -i DR Editor Salary S/S 6406 7580 623 Reserve for Purchasing of Auto .TI 1000 1000 624 Printing Expense us 11000 11000 628 Mailing Expense 6740 7440 626 Clippisg and Photo Service Expense 400 400 627 Administrative Expense 1577 774 628 Travel Expense 2400 1400 629 Staff Reporters SOs 1000 TOTAL IxeoseE 42500 43400 oR Parish Subscription Income 34500 34500 Advertising Income 3600 4500 .ff TOTAL INCOME HEr Di 38100 39000 c5 TI Program Subsidy qTI ff 4400 4400
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would meet with the The Rev Mr Warnecke moved that the Council express its Bishops as indicated in Appendix of the
appreciation to the Budget Committee and that all seek to support Restructure proposal
the Budget Another major concern was representation at Council If has 75 The motion was passed by voice vote unanimously congregation or more members they do have representation
The Rev Fletcher Lowe asked for point of special privi at Council If they have less than 75 they need only to join with
lege directing the attention of Council to the line item for TRUST another Parish to comply with the required number He asked
wherein the 1970 budget of $3500.00 was reduced to $250.00 in for support of this resolution and asked that debate on details take the proposed 1971 Budget There was no action taken place when the Report on the Constitution and Canons would be
Bishop Gibson recessed the Council at 525 P.M to re-convene presented at 730P.M Any Constitutional changes could not take effect until the second reading at the 177th Annual Council in January 1972 Bishop Gibson re-convened the Council at 730 P.M The Rev Thomas Clemans moved substitute resolution The Chair called on Mr Armistead Boothe for the of report The Rev Richard Baker III spoke in opposition to the the Virginia Theological Seminary substitute resolution but requested debate continued in order to This title was reported by at the help debate when Constitution and Canons were presented The Chair called on the Rev William Sydnor for Councils later the Restructure Resolution action on The Rev Dr Shaw requested the Chair to rule on whether
this if Mr Sydnor then gave the asked for Resolution motion passed would get the Restructure Proposals before
the Committee on Constitution and Canons The Chair ruled RESTRUCTURE that it would not BE IT RESOLVED that the 176th Annual Council the of adopts plan The Rev Arthur Underwood stated he was opposed to this Diocesan the Restructure organization proposed by Committee including motion the division of the Diocese into Regions new Executive Board the ex The Robin moved to table panded roles of both the Standing Committee and the Secretary of the Rev Murray the substitute
Diocese the categories describing churches and missions and such officials motion as are described in the proposed plan Motion was seconded and the substitute motion was tabled
Mr Sydnor distributed to members of Council an organiza The original motion was then put under consideration tional chart the restructure showing proposals The Rev Dr Haskell was concerned about new designations The Rev John Frizzell asked whether the charts should for units which to his mind had not changed in function such as not indicate relationship between the Standing Committee and churches to parish churches Executive Committee to Executive the Diocesan Council Mr Sydnor stated that while Council Board etc However Dr Haskell stated that he would support
the motion in elects it does not control the Standing Committee providing that his understanding amendments to
canonical changes could be made from the floor when the Com Mr Sydnor spoke to the resolution he had previously intro mittee on the Constitution and Canons made its duced wishing to clarify any earlier questions He stated that report the Deans would not be the Bishops ramrods in the Regions but The Chair stated that this would be possible Assistant would function similarly to Ministers in the Parishes The Rev Alfred St Matthews asked if an issue could be
This was not meant to erect barriers between the Bishop and debated without binding the Council when the canonical changes He those who wished to see him pointed out that the Deans came upon the floor SATURDAY JAN IJARY 23 1071 111 110 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
The Chair stated that Council would re-convene at 1000 The Chair stated that this resolution was simply expressing on and the resolution would be considered form of changes A.M Sunday imme the mind of Council and approving the general diately following special order of business Mr Matthews asked whether the words Secretary of the The Rev Bruce that the Committee bind Council to support the changes Campbell suggested on Diocese for example would Restructure help by providing comparable flow chart of the about this presented later position this present diocesan organizations The Chair ruled that Council was not bound by Mr Sydnor stated that such flow chart would be impossible The Rev Leigh Ribble stated his general approval draw about the details of the to of what had been done but was unhappy such Motion to recess was made and the Council recessed resolution He did not approve however unnecessary Board for Executive Committee changes as Executive that the Dr Ribble moved an amendment to the Resolution substituted therein word Board be struck and the word Committee the word Board had The Rev Mr Sydnor explained that and there was no been used to avoid confusion in discussion using the word Committee objection if the Council preferred The Rev Stuart Tuller spoke against the change The Rev David Lewis asked to amend the amendment The Chair ruled Mr Lewis out of order amendment was The Chair called for the question and the defeated for of was again presented The original motion Mr Sydnor
consideration motion Mr Robert Chappell spoke against the proposed of the Restructure Committee stating that in part the Report established by the did not meet the principles of Restructure 174th Annual Council
The Rev Mr Lewis moved an amendment amendment and stated Mr Montague spoke for the minds of Council members would that the real questions in the
be dealt with when Constitution and Canons reported
of the amendment Mr Robert Hubbell spoke in support for the Mr John Paul Causey noted that the time had come Constitution and Canons open hearings on the The motion was Mr Causey moved to recess Council seconded and passed
Chair to rule when Council The Chancellor requested the would re-convene to consider this resolution DIocESE oi VIRGINIA 1971 SUNDAY JANUARY 1971 112 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 24 ii
Dr Shaw moved Sunday an amendment to the amendment which was in effect the original motion showing the substituted wording January 24 1971 in the first paragraph The Rev Mr Lewis and the Rev Mr Communion Clemans mover and with the Service of Holy seconder for the Council was opened original substitute motion accepted the amend He Council to order at 1030 A.M ment Dr Shaws Bishop Gibson called the whereupon amendment became the amendment for Student Gladding Assistant Dean under consideration introduced Mrs Walter who to the Commonwealth University spoke The Chair clarified the motion Life Virginia proposed by stating it was in Church for their cooperation the printed resolution that Council had Council thanking the Episcopal before it from the Restruc facilities of both St James ture Committee to the University with the words in making available approves general in place of The University Trinity Church adopts the which had been Church and Grace and Holy substituted in this motion earlier due to Grace and classes in the daytime by amendment was able to offer night She available rooms for this use The motion was seconded and Holy Trinity Church making the Rev Mr Sydnor stated for the coffee Church provides facilities that he agreed to the motion noted that St James He impressed on Council the need places for for action Crossroads and also some parking to flow as scheduled so as to house known as avoid another year of that we concluded by saying ineffective operation and increased the University Mrs Gladding cost in this urban Mr Powell in creative problem_solving Harrison pointed out that he did were all joined together not agree with Mr Sydnors assessment of the area condition of the Diocese and Rev William Sydnor to stated that he was to vote The Chair then called upon the going against the motion the amended Mr John Paul presented Causey stated that the more he read resume the floor Mr Sydnor again the report in the Committee detail more concerned he but he did not resolution of the Restructure was wish to vote against the work of this Committee substitute motion He agreed with Dr Shaws The Rev Mr Clemans moved to suggestion as method of handling the of to Dr who suggested subject restructure in yielded Shaw Mr Sydnor response He also referred of to Bishop Gibsons Pastoral Address would result in solution to some where in the method whereby he felt second part he pointed out that the malady of the Diocese is not this motion our problems concerning to be solved going by structure but in amendments by change spirit to meet the that there are 133 proposed Dr Shaw stated challenge of the He coming years few in the Constitution sug to the Canons and changes Mr Ernest Cox of St in two Georges Church Arlington spoke changes must be voted on that since constitutional agreeing with gested Mr Causey and agreed on the of the constitutional changes importance it his opinion that consecutive Councils was restructure to the and and Canons Diocese suggested that Council meet again of the Constitution be acted on when the report in five six could or months in Special Session to consider constitutional the constitu At that time the Committee was presented tional changes first and canonical changes could be voted on as of reading The Chair changes pointed out that the Constitution cannot be could be done without delaying until the next year This referred changed except at regular meeting of the Council the Restructure from that requested by Mr Tabb their implementation George pointed out that the in Council on change delegate that straw vote by Committee Dr Shaw suggested representation could not be answered by comparison to legisla would be helpful to in the proposed resolutions tive body such as Congress Tabb the maj or topics Mr pointed out that the lay members at Council were in fact the Committee representatives of the people of DiocEsE OF ViRGINIA 1971 114 176TH ANNUAL CouNciL SUNDAY JANUARY 24 1971 115
helped answer the Diocese and that their meeting together Bishop Gibson requested Dr Shaw to the preside over the who would not Com There were many mittee of the Whole problems of communication the Convocation or the Restructure Com Mr Robert come to meetings of Hubbell The Falls stated Church that in his of Council because that would come to meetings understanding debate did not pertain to the mittee Hearings resolution and that we there Therefore lay representation were not in this have vote and power making Committee decision or they any representation but rather they should be He felt that not be cut back for small parishes we should not confuse the should issues of representation back to the of Council could go with that of restructure two-way street where messages The their representatives Rev Dr in parishes through Shaw response suggested that th Lusiness remarks and suggested thanked Mr Tabb for his before the Committee of the Whole The Chair to be considered was straw at hand itself to the specific motion vote on the various sub-sections of that Council address the original resolution sub the Chair if it were Rev John Davis asked mitted from the Restructure Committee The He suggested that it at later date be divided for Council to recess and re-convene into seven parts and that not possible numerical vote be teken on in that fashion each thus handling the constitutional changes part
The first two The Chair answered affirmatively lines being Section the vote was 339 yes and his and spoke 13 no Mr Shearer Bowman expressed misgivings held to The this meetings could be second sub-section for Dr Shaws proposal In way concerning the division of the Diocese Urban into the discussion of Rural vs regions showed vote of 378 and call the areas of concern such as yes 29 no and The third Small Church representation Clergy sub-section concerning the new representation Large vs Executive Board tallied vote of 397 yes and 15 no vs Lay representation The fourth be divided so that debate sub-section concerning the Mr Coram moved that the question expanded role of the Standing Committee tallied vote of on six sections 375 yes and 17 could be held ad seriatim no The fifth was out of order sub-section concerning the The Chair ruled that Mr Corams motion expanded role of the then the Secretary of the Diocese tallied vote of Lewis would withdraw his motion 299 yes and 26 but if the Rev Mr no Mr Edward with the second paragraph including Gasson suggested the next item be original resolution separated so that floor straw vote could be taken plan would once more be on the both on restructure of the Churches and Missions and Chancellor of the Diocese representation at Council Mr George Humrickhouse could be The Rev out of this parliamentary snarl Clyde Angel moved that the word suggested that way the be struck from immediate vote on the amendment categories describing Churches and accomplished by moving to an Missions The the whole which would con motion was defeated and then moving to committee of 11 the various sections of the original The of sider in straw vote fashion question structure tallied vote of 378 32 no Constitu yes of for the Committee on On the representation of Churches resolutions as means guidance and Missions the vote was 99 moved for an immediate and Canons Mr Humrickhouse yes 227 no The final tion and category and such officials as are described Lewis amendment in the proposed tallied vote on Mr plan 268 yes and 40 no order and the amendment ruled the question was in Motion was before the The Chair put Committee of the Whole to rise and report to Council This was adopted was seconded and approved and the to the Committee of Council re-convened The Chancellor moved that Council go seconded and Gibson the Whole This motion was passed Bishop resumed the Chair SUNDAY JANUARY 1971 OF VIRGINIA 1971 24 117 COUNCIL DIOCESE 116 176TH ANNUAL CANON XXVIISECTION 1MEMBERSHIP at 1145 AM reconvened Council Gibson cast The Council shall elect Bishop Whole had six persons three clerical and three Committee of the that the to the Commission Dr Shaw reported of lay on Ministry one-third in each order to he elected in the second portion elements to for on the various annually serve term of three years No one so elected shall be their straw vote the Bishop vote record to handed the eligible for re-election after having served two consecutive terms imtil resolution He the original proposed the amended after the expiration of one for vote on year rose to ask it Judge Gordon and declared for the vote The Bishop may not than six Gibson called annually appoint more additional Resolution Bishop members for term of one year Such appointments shall be nominated
report on for election by the Council Such need not he passed Tinsley for appointments communicants on Mr Walter Gibson called of the Church Bishop that unfortunately Mission and stated Commission on World Council the not permit Section The duties of the Commission on Ministry shall he those business time did of Council due to the stress from Barbados prescribed in the Canons of the Episcopal Church from the young lady personal report was to hear World Mission Section The Commission on Ministry shall Commission on annually report to the that the Tinsley stated for the Council of the Diocese Mr to the Commission offered thanks title He and reporting by Service today Communion The Rev Frederick made at the morning Warnecke Jr spoke in favor of the offering Dioceses work in the Companion changes and expressed the feeling of the Examining Chaplains of designated on Con of the Committee called for report the Diocese He felt that this did not end our local Bishop Gibson examining pro Canons cedure but gave context in which to work stitution and first matter was Shaw stated the Dr Robert Dr Shaw stated it was not his intention to change the intent The Rev Amended by second as follows of the but of the Constitution original changes to make tham more neatly The Rev Article II Mollegen asked for clarification of the National Canon reading upon the hold on weekend II The Council shall addressing his question to Bishop Hall Article the Diocese Authority of the Ecclesiastical Bishop Hall stated that the General Convention at its meet date designated by the preceding designated by the place in had annual meeting at ing Houston abolished the need for Examining Chaplains regular Council at the Diocesan and had established in each of the Diocesan of the cause level regular meeting for any the Diocese may Authority of bodies what would be known as Commission on the Ministry The Ecclesiastical or both or the place change the time He felt that to be sufficient we should further amend the proposed so as to change deemed by it the Council the word meeting of shall to may in order that we have the National any regular proposed for next wished to present that he Church examine our men if we desire Dr Shaw stated Canon so Convocation oncerniflg the Valley The Bishop called on the Rev Henry Blake Rector of change submitted by not be adopted that this change recommended St Philips Church Richmond for Noon Day Prayers Section He defeated III the change was vote and called for the Bishop Gibson recognized Mr George Humrickhouse The Chair to Canon changes relating proposed Chancellor of the Diocese Mr Humrickhouse stated he Dr Shaw spoke on with was This was in connection XXVII responsible for the snarl the Council was now in He realized and New Canon Ministry He XXVI Commission on to the that the Diocesan Board of National Canon relating Examining Chaplains had been the rewording of Section of Section abolished but he felt this should deletion to not deprive us of our local auton recoended Section and deletion of of Section omy He stated that he realized that the trend is toward the deletion of portion The amended Canon throughout giving of all examinations by National Board but he felt that renumber as appropriate XXVII is as follows JANUARY CoUNcIL DiocEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SUNDAY 24 1971 119 118 176TH ANNUAL
that all examina Bishop Gibson re-convened Council at 200 P.M should never accept the principle this Diocese that and he felt we He stated that the Rev Dr Shaw still had the floor from the National Board tions should come Dr Shaw moved the paasage of Canon XXVI Section should maintain our autonomy from that the proposed change as revised This was passed The Rev Dr Mollegen stated but would Dr Shaw moved the deletion of not take away our autonomy Section This was passed shall to may would Dr Shaw moved to renumber all sections of the one option proposal offer us more than he respected Dr Mollegens This was passed Mr HumrickhOuse stated that Shaw then moved the decision was the wiser Dr passage of the Canon as whole as but he felt that his opinion of Jr stated it was the hope amended This was passed The Rev Jennings Hobson into Dr Shaw stated that of the Examining Chaplains the Commission on the Ministry shall Diocese to incorporate action the would the Diocese be Canon XXII Canons et al on the Ministry but that remaining renumbered the new Commission for vote on XXVI Bishop Gibson called like to abolish Canon NEW CANON XXVI ISECTIoN 1MEMBERSIHP the word of the word shall to may the matter of the change The Council shall elect six persons three clerical and three the change was passed Vote was taken and lay to the Commission on Ministry one-third in each order to he elected vote to abolish Canon then moved that we to for term of three Mr Hobson annually serve years No one so elected shall be vote and it was defeated Bishop for re-election after XXVI The Bishop put this to eligible having served two consecutive terms until with the have old Canon XXVI after the expiration of one year Gibson stated that we now The Bishop may annually appoint not more than six additional rewording deletion of Section members for term of one year Such appointments shall be nominated The Rev Dr Shaw moved the for election by the Council Such appointments need not be communicants Motion passed of the Church of Section Motion Dr Shaw moved the rewording Section The duties of the Commission on Ministry shall be those passed section prescribed in the Canons of the Episcopal Church Alves proposed that the last The Rev lodge of the Church be communicant Section The Commission on Ministry shall annually to the such appointment need not report Council of the Diocese be removed Can people Warnecke questioned the Chair The Rev Mr The Rev Dr Shaw presented the Constitutional changes as be on the Board The Bishop who are not communicants proposed by the Restructure Committee and proposed to deal in the affirmative with them replied deletion seriatim Dr Shaw submitted several amendments stated he opposed the The Rev Daniel Montague additions and deletions in Article III Section the paragraphs there to support Bishop because it is only must and He moved that this change be passed for the first it is still the Council who William Cox stated that Mr reading The Rev Mr Souder asked whether the words Sec nominates elect those whom the Bishop retary of the Diocese had been deleted from sub-section Dr to vote and it was defeated Gibson put the question Bishop Shaw replied that it had been deleted The Louis that congregations Rev Dr Fletcher Lowe announced The Rev Haskell these requested that the whole section be read The Rev Mr exhibit would please pick had banners in the traveling who Hobson moved that the President of the thanked all those who words Episcopal session He before the close of todays up Churchwomen of the Diocese be deleted from sub-section exhibit for the traveling had loaned banners This defeated lunch was Council at 1230 for The Bishop recessed DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SUNDAY JANUARY 1971 120 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 24 121
The Rev to amend Section striking Dr Shaw moved Article XI Captain John Hayes moved with corrections be this action on first etc. He stated that approved reading The Rev Fletcher Lowe the last clause in no case asked why the Treasurer of churches The amendment the Diocese was not to be disenfranchises members in large elected annually Dr Shaw replied that continuity was needed Col passed Henry Sanford moved an amendment moved to amend Sub suggesting The Rev Thomas Clemans Jr Comptroller or Treasurer The Rev Mr Davis said he to vote and substitute ex agreed with Col Sanfords section deleting with power amend by Col ment Sanfords amendment failed to have seat and voice The motion was carry Article XI officio delegates shall was as the amendments approved corrected by Council on first seconded Mr Thomas Rohr spoke against reading Judge Thomas Gordon Execu asked to amend by the as member of the adding words and stating that from his own experience qualified so as to be in with he had been frustrated conformity Article XI on the Treasurer tive Committee without the power to vote On call for the for the question Judge Gordons of Council The Chair called amendment lost all week in the actions Article XII amendment failed as presented by Dr Shaw with amendments question and the was then passed Council of the Diocese by on first reading The Rev Mr Souder asked why the Secretary Shaw that in the Dr Shaw presented Article had been omitted from Section Dr replied XIII as amended for approval in the on first reading The Council this placed the Secretary position so approved opinion of the committee be Mr Souder moved that this Dr Shaw presented Article of approving his own work XIV as corrected and moved Shaw then its The motion failed Dr adoption on first The Rev restored to Section reading Dr Haskell moved an of Section Article III as amended amendment that the moved that the amendment composition of The Standing Committee be approval on first reading the four clerical members and be voted for adoption Upon eight lay members in order to better Section was moved by Dr Shaw utilize the Lay talent of the motion carried Article III Diocese The Rev Richard carried Baker III suggested that the election for approval and so process would have to be was then moved by him changed Article IV as corrected by Dr Shaw Council so voted to approve Dr Haskell replied that the for approval on first reading election of two clergymen one Dr Shaw was then moved for year and one layman the Article VI as proposed by following year would accomplish the desired Council so voted to approve result The Rev Baker approval on first reading Mr states his opposition to this of Ernest Cox of St type formulation and to the Article VIII was then proposed Mr amendment itself The Rev Alves deletion of the words being Hodge asked whether the Georges Church Arlington moved Standing Committee under this amendment of the of of Article VIII Dr Constitution remained as the present in lines and paragraph Ecclesiastical when Authority of the takes care of the situation Diocese Shaw explained that Article IX words therefore to delete the being Dr Shaw replied that it the Bishop is not present would continue as the Ecclesiastical of defeat the of Article IX as proposed Authority the Diocese Mr present would purpose Alves stated that he would be Article VIII as amended was opposed to such Mr Coxs amendment failed any changes with Dr Haskells amendments as it in on first reading was opposition to the entire ethos of approved by Council the Episcopal Church on which insisted balance The Rev Dr Shaw proposed that Article IX be approved upon in Clergy and Laity Mr John Paul submitted Council so approved Causey spoke to the first reading as amendment stating that his be on concept of Church was of The Rev Dr Shaw moved that Article approved polity one balance and should not be weighed in favor of Council lay persons On call for first reading as submitted so approved the Question on VIRGINIA 1971 SUNDAY JANUARY 1971 CouNcIL DIOCESE OF 24 123 122 176TH ANNUAL
moved RESOLVED that the proposed Canons failed and Dr Shaw on Restructure and the amend amended the motion Dr Haskells ments offered thereto be referred to the Committee Council so moved on Constitution and on first reading with instructions Article XIV he passed Canons to prepare and present to the that 177th Arniual Council and subsequent the set of Article XV be deleted of Diocese Canons to accomplish the Shaw moved that Restructure of the Diocese Dr to deliver and copies to the Delegates to that Council re_numbered by November 1971 Articles be deletion of Article XV Holt Souder spoke against The Rev Mr James Davis moved continuity of the III that copies of the break in the historic proposed because it represented canonical changes be printed and of Dr Shaws distributed in accordance with John Frizzell urged support Diocese The Rev the above Resolution The motion missionaries and no carried are by defmition since all Christians motion Shaw in Chancellor Mr Dr response to to so state The question stated that all had been Article was needed special done that could be if this deletion were accomplished at this time and that stated that in his opinion recessed HumrickhOuse from Council held between from this but now and the Council in 1972 deletion not just paper would not it would be adopted Leigh Ribble expedite matters The Rev Kenneth Taber stands The Rev Dr asked whether all as it now the Constitution action would be he did no understand completed by the end of the 1972 resolution and said Council and in support of the spoke Robert Dr Shaw replied that it would first The Rev The Chair stated that been included in the place some it had Canons could why the pass but he Article would change now would not recommend it If whether deletion of this the Lyles asked Canons Society The were to pass by 2/3 Diocesan Missionary majority they would come into effect of the present real status what on the one The in the status reading Rev Dr Shaw then moved would be no change legal the following Chair stated there Resolution The Church Pension stated that when soever The Chancellor Missionary Society from the Diocesan RESOLVED that the 176th Annual formed funds Council instruct the Com Fund was he was Standing Pension Fund and mittee to proceed with the with the Church preliminary planning and hearing had been deposited necessary to of these the division of the Diocese the holding into Regions in accordance with this might jeopardize the proposed of the that of opinion Alves moved to plan restructure and Pension Fund Mr with the Church Funds failed The amendment BE IT FTIRTIIEE of Article XV RESOLVED that this Council the first paragraph request the Bishop to restore on take whatever the deletion of Article XV preliminary steps necessary in consultation with voted to pass the Standing Council then Committee to carry looking toward the appointment of Articles Regional Deans and other to renumber subsequent officers first reading and regional XVI now be renumbered Dr Shaw moved that Article The Resolution was Article XV seconded passed and referred to the of order asked Committee Fairchild on point on Constitution and Canons The Rev Howard motion to ask the Chancellor The to Chair called on Hall whether it was proper prepare Bishop for the report of the Li would affect the deletion of Article XV turgical Commission check whether the Bishop Hall stated that all to The Chair stated Clergy now have Church Pension Fund the Funds held with the outline on the revised Liturgy for that it did expression and direction of to investigate and direct the Chancellor that he would worship He urged that lay people and on first study participate in the Article XVI was passed need action of Council new trial not uses which sensible rate of propose change The trial amended reading as use is the in Canonical principle input our worship life Constitutional and moved to refer all Dr Shaw The Bishop then called on The the Committee Rev Daniel Restructure Report to Montague to listed under the changes speak for the Liturgical Commission and Canons as follows on the Constitution DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SUNDAY JANUARY 1971 124 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 24 125
the help received in The motion was unanimous and Mr Montague said that he appreciated received rising vote of and that they would do approval the direction of the Committee guiding The Chair called on the new their best to help Standing Committee for the of the whether in the report report of their election The Rev The Chancellor asked the Chair Thomas Faulkner Jr was Article XVI of the elected President and Mr William Committee on Constitution and Canons Johnston was elected Secretary in accordance The Rev not have also been repealed Mr Lewis offered motion Constitution should expressing profound Council gratitude to the Restructure Committee for the with the documents before tremendous job with the had Dr Shaw who agreed they done to this The Chair called on the Rev present momentous oh of reshaping the be of Article XVI adopted Constitution and Canons of the Diocese and Chancellor and moved the repeal restructuring the Council moved to repeal Diocese to more viable form The The motion was seconded and resolution was seconded and passed Article XVI on first reading had not yet The nomination reports Chair called on the Rev Thomas The Chair noted that two Garner to present the the of Hall to make report report the Committee to the Arms been submitted and called on Bishop Study and Seal of the of rules in order Diocese of Virginia The The Rev Robert Lyles moved suspension report was given by title as printed was seconded and Garner moved its this The motion Mr adoption for on second to make nominations at point passage reading The Bishop called on the Rev John for passed Chappell further of Exam the nominations the report on the Committee on New Parishes Bishop Hall moved to confirm follows The Rev approved and elected as ining Chaplains as REPORTNEW PARISHES John Frizzell Jr The Warnecke Jr The Rev Frederick St Margarets Mission and Mrs Church Woodbridge applying for Separate The Rev John Chappell Jr Henry Mitchell Congregation status all Rev Papers were in order and it was seconded and carried Bruce Cheek that the change be made St Mission Marys Church Colonial Beach for ON MINIsTRY applying Separate CoMMIssIoN Congregation status all Papers were in order and it was seconded and for membership carried that the change be made to confirm nominations Bishop Hall moved The James Emmanuel Church Woodstock and St Andrews the as follows Rev Church Mount the Commission on Ministry Jackson on applying for status as Mission The Rev Jesse Trotter separate Churches Permission Lincoln Mr Richard Taylor granted Rev Frederick Warnecke Jr Miss Vida Woolf olk The The Rev The Rev Benjamin Camp Mr Chappell moved and it was seconded and Mr Graham Hereford Ph carried that The Rev William the New Parishes on for The Rev Jennings Hobson Jr report guidelines determining bell of Mrs Robert Howe and eligibility additional delegates be and Ph Mr Thomas Rohr accepted turned over to Mengebier the Committee The motion was seconded and passed on Credentials as follows Mr Frederick Moring was being asked whether resolution Since the action of the 175th Annual Mr Powell Harrison Council rescinded the additional their Church for delegate authorized under Article III Section thanking Grace and Holy Trinity following this 176th prepared Annual Council calling on those parishes qualified to the to offer one re-apply Com If not he wished hospitality mittee on New Parishes offers the Mr James following after study as guidelines for calling on the Rev The Chair responded by determination of eligibility Grace and the resolution thanking who presented Parishes Cunningham so applying must be organized under Canon the 176th Annual XVIII for their hospitality to Section Holy Trinity Church in all respects The must from Council request come the Parish Vestry CoUNcIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 SUNDAY JANUARY 126 176TH ANNUAL 24 1971 127
the number of active IT certified statement of Bz RESOLVED that the 176th There shall be Annual Council of the of each unit Diocese of the total finances Virginia extend its most sincere in each congregation appreciation to Grace communicants and Holy Trinity its the budget Church Clergy Laity and Staff for the including copy of gracious hospitality extended Mission Churches which the criteria for to the Council The business of Council We recommend that has been expedited to because of the for congregations so organized prior excellent facilities and to 1966 be allowed arrangements provided The applied prior warm concern and assistance of the and $2000.00 hosts and hostesses has manifest 1966 communicants the great spirit of fellow 50 of ship Council The beauty of the Church and the glorious who presented voices of the Mrs Ebbe Hoff choir have heightened the Bishop Gibson recognized worship Relations She the Commission on Ecumenical the report on We ask statement therefore that this Council rise to Hoff made brief express its be filed by title Mrs appre requested this ciation and to made signify its adop tion of this Ernest Cox who Resolution and further Gibson recognized Mr Bishop direct that this resolution be Memorial Celebration entered in the Journal of Council concerning the Annual briaf announcement We also wish to our by the express deep appreciation to the at Jamestown Island sponsored Virginia of Holy Communion Commonwealth University for its assistance and Andrew hospitality Brotherhood of St The Rev Edward and Morgan III read brief moved and it was seconded resolution thank Fletcher Lowe The Rev ing the President of Council for another example of his wise and passed that good leadership This was seconded the and passed of this Council that putting that it is the sense Bishop Gibson BE IT RESOLVED announced that the or amendment immedi next Council would be to the motion subject question refers held at Christ previous 12 of the Church Chancellor amend Rule Winchester the weekend of Council and requests the January 28th ately before the 29th and 30th 1972 This date has before the next Council subsequently been Rules of Order accordingly changed to January 21st 22nd and 23rd 1972 Annual Council announced that at the 173rd The 176th Gibson Annual Council of the Bishop voted Diocese of Virginia stood Richmond it was 1968 at St Pauls Church and sang Blest Be the Tie That meeting in Binds Winchester 1973 at to be at Christ Church Bishop Gibson for Council in 1972 dismissed Council with his Memorial Church blessings and 1974 at St Pauls declared the 176th Annual St James Richmond Council of the Diocese of Virginia adjourned sine die at 359 Charlottesville P.M Brumble Trinity Church The Chair recognized Mr George advised that St that he had been ROBERT fredericksburg who stated GIBSON JR Bishop Host Church would yield its right as ROBERT James Church Richmond HALL Bishop Coadjutor order that they fredericksburg in PHILIP SMITH in 1973 to Trinity Church Suffragan Bishop be served Fredericksburg and CHARLES the Diocese to come to GLAENZER Secretary might invite THE REV GARDNER VAN by Trinity Church SCOYOC Rector of St James Church The Rev Richard Baker III Assistant Secretary this change in arrangements THE REV WILLIAM Richmond rose and agreed to PETERSON and passed and it was seconded Mr Brumble then moved Assistant Secretary Fredericksburg Committee to Read meet at Trinity Church the Minutes the Council in 1973 that Richmond in 1975 at St James Church THE REV HILL The Council will meet RIDDLE Chairman the Rev of the Council THE The Bishop requested the Secretary REV WALTON PETTIT and read Resolution of thanks apprecia THE REV Charles Glaenzer to REUBEN CLAY and to the Virginia Trinity Church Mn DALE SESLAR tion to Grace and Holy This was seconded and passed Commonwealth University 3n 1cmoriam Jn fflemoriam
Gibson Churchill Jones Conway deCavanac Thornburgh
20 1885 Parkersburg West Virginia April Born in Born in Birmingham Alabama January 16 1922 and Susan Robert Atkinson Gibson Son of the Rt Rev Son of Earnest Leonard Baldwin Stuart Gibson Thornburgh and May Margaret Conway Thornburgh High Forest School Episcopal Attended Woodberry from University of Virginia Received his He graduated with School from Tulane University in received his doctorate Seminary and Virginia Theological 1949 from Duke University in 1950 Attended 1925 and Lee University in from Washington Virginia Theological Seminary and St Augustines Canter 1914 bury 1965-66 1913 and Priest by England He was made Deacon June Rev Robert Gibson the Rt He was ordained Deacon June 1959 and Priest Feb on June 30 1913 He married Gay Blackford Lloyd ruary 1960 by Bishop Wright
Calvary of Christ Church Luray He was Rector He married Florence St Davis deceased on May 20 1942 St Pauls Mission Ingham Church Shenandoah Robert Lee Me Mission Church Pine Grove He married Georges Church Mary Elizabeth Bell on November 20 1954 1918-28 Rector St Marys morial Lexington St James Church Pennsylvania 1928 Rector He Ardmore was Director of Religious Education at St James Students Univer 1928-57 Chaplain Episcopal Richmond Church Wilmington North Carolina 1952-55 Department st Margarets School 1957-58 faculty of Christian sity of Alabama Education Diocese of East General Convention Carolina 1959-62 1959- Deputy to Tappahanflock in charge Christ Mills and 1955 Board of Church Hope Good Shepherd 1940 1943 1949 1952 1922 1925 1931 Fayetteville North Carolina 1959-62 Assistant Rector and School Richmond Episcopal St Christophers Director of Trustees Christian Education Trinity Church Columbia Theological Seminary Alexandria and Virginia South High School Carolina 1962-67 Chairman ALCEPS 1965 Asso USA AEF ciate Rector and Director Christian Chaplain Education Trinity Church Arlington 1967 He retired 1957
1970 Died 1970 He died November 23 February 28 APPENDICES 131
AYPENnIX REPORTS OF TREASURERS
APPENDICES Receipts from Churches
Operating Account of the Diocese
Investment HI Account of the Diocesan Missionary Society
APPENDIX REPORTS Iv Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
of Official Acts the Diocese of Virginia Bishop Gibsons Report
ii Confirmations and Receptions APPENnIX REPORTS
the Executive Committee III Report of Parochisi Reports of Parishes Mission Churches Separate Missions of the Department of Report Congregations and Missions the of Stewardship Report of Department Social Rela the of Christian II Parochial Statistics Report of Department tions HI Statisticians Report
iv Schools of Virginia The Church Schools in the Diocese APPENDIX SPECIAL REPORTS The Blue Ridge School Restructure Report Stuart Hall Purposes and Goals Seminary Virginia Theological St Pauls College ADDENDUM Constitutional and Canonical Changes Other Reports
Standing Committee Examining Chaplains
Registrar Diocesan Missionary Society of Churches Virginia Council Brotherhood of St Andrew Store The Episcopal Book The Episcopal Churchwomen The Diocesan Seal Church Pension Fund
Trustees of the Funds
Institutions VI Reports of inc the Churches of Virginia Chaplain Service of of Pastoral CARE Inc Virginia Institute
Commissions Vii Reports of Ecumenical Relations World Mission Evangelism Liturgical Shrine Mont Loan Commission APPENDIX BISHOP GIBSONS REPORT OF OFFICAL ACTS 133
May 29 1970 Emmanuel Church Richmond
ACTS Frederick Deane III BISHOP GIBSONS REPORT OF OFFICIAL Goodwin
1970 By Bishop Chilton
May 22 1970 St Christophers Church Springfield Canon 42Section Michael Mundy Vermillion POSTULANTS ADMITTEOG
Richard Ross DuBois Heyward Mac DEATHS2 Jennings Hobson III Dale McKeel Robert Henry Voight James Harry Petersen February 28 1970The Rev Donald Conway Thornburghat home in TRANsFERi Arlington Virginia PO5TULANTS REcEIVED BY November 23 1970The Rev P05TULANTSl9 Churchill Gibson D.Nursing Jones TOTAL FOR ALL Kenneth Home in Virginia Beach ADMITTED3 CANDIDATES FOR HOLY ORDERS REMOVED FIIOM THE MINISTEY2 Folimer Noll Michael Bye Kenneth Jones Stephen 1970
TRAN5FEE1 April 30The Rev William CANDiDATES RECEIVED BY George Hall Jr July 3The Rev FOR ALL CANDIOATESS Lloyd Craighlll Jr Nelson Koscheski Jr TOTAL
DEACONS OEDAINEDiO SUSPENSIONSi 1970 Church Charlottesville June 20 1970St Pauls Memorial February 19The Rev Lorraine Bosch By Bishop Smith LETTEE5 Galleher Nelson Koscheski DI5MI5S0RY GIvEN13 Lindsay Boyle Stephen Cary Patton 1970 Richard Shimpfky Charles Sydnor Jr Jr Richard McCandless Jr February Wood III William Reed Wood iThe Rev Herbert Willketo Diocese of Frank Moss III William Texas March Rev Wallace 6The Shieldsto Diocese of Southwestern FOE TEE BISHOP OF OKLAEOMA Virginia
Alan Avery April 1The Rev Bryan Hatchett Jrto Diocese of Los Angeles May Rev Ronald iThe Pedigoto Diocese of Nevada FLORIDA FOE THE BISEOP OF SOUTHEAST June Rev William 20The Wood Illto Diocese of Southwestern John William Wesley Virginia Rev July 1The Kenneth SowerSto Diocese of Central Hall Florida By Bishop The Rev Raymond Mitchellto Diocese of Chicago Alexandria 1970Imnianuel Church_on-the-Hill September 1The Rev Samuel July 12 Gouldthorpe Jr.to Diocese of Kenneth Jones Washington The Rev Harrison Simonsto Diocese of North Carolina PRIESTS ORDAINED4 September 18The Rev James Smithto Diocese of Erie October 30The Rev William By Bishop Gibson Grayto Diocese of New York November 15The Rev Stuart Hendersonto Pine Grove Diocese of Vermont St George Church May 16 1970 November Rev John 30The Uptonto Diocese of Massachusetts III Ernest Auguste deBordenave LETTERS DIsMrssoEv RECEISTED10 By Bishop Hall 1970 Doswell May 23 1970 Fork Church January 1The Rev Robin Murrayfrom Diocese of Michigan Austin Joy June Rev Charles iThe David Powers Thomasfrom Diocese of Nebraska 134 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 BISHOP GIBSONS REPORT OF CONFIRMATIONS 135
1The Rev Frederick Wandallfrom Diocese of South September DATE PLACE Nciunaa western Virginia 11Grace Gordon Charitonfrom Diocese of JanuaO and Holy Trinity Richmond 17 September 21The Rev St Martins Richmond at Grace and Holy Trin Delaware Richmond October 1The Rev William Brook Jr.from Diocese of West ity JanuaY 18St Marks Richmond ii Virginia JanuaY 25St Patricks Falls Church October 5The Rev Richard Stinsonfrom Diocese of Newark february White Marsh November 25The Rev Burtis Doughertyfrom Diocese of 1Abingdon february 8St Martins Triangle 14 Western New York 15Christ Church Christchurch November 30The Rev William Pegram Joimson Illfrom Diocese february School
february 22St Andrews Richmond II of East Carolina 1St Catlctt December 6The Rev Michael Moorefrom Diocese of South March Stephens 10 Grace Casanova at St Stephens Catlel .5 western Virginia March 22St Richmond 12 December 31The Rev Henry Arthur Blakefrom Diocese of South Thomas
5St Richmond 13 ern Virginia April Matthews LAY LEAOEE5 LIcEN5ED227 April 12Church of Our Saviour Charlottesville 36
Saints-Sharon Alexandria CONSENT GIVEN TO April 19All Chapel 40
1970 April 26All Saints Richmond 37 15Sale of St Matthews Church St Annes Parish Essex September May 3St Marks Groveton 20 County Christ Alexandria at St Marks Crovoton 23Sale of Mount Church Round Hill Madison September Calvary 10St Margarets Woodbridgc 37 Parish Loudoun County 7Emmanuel Richmond 25 St Annes September 23Rental of St Stephens Church Esmont All Saints Richmond at Emmanuel Richmond Parish Albemarle County Creator Mechauicsville at Emmanuel Richmond
CHURcHEs C0N5EcEATEn2 7Resurrection Alexandria 25 St Lukes Alexandria 1970 Wellington at Resurrec
Falls tion Alexandria January 25St Pauls Episcopal Church Church Virginia 14Christ Ascension Richmond Bishop Gibson St Richmond at Christ Rich October 4St Asaphs Church Bowling Green VirginiaBishop James Ascension mond Chilton 21Cople Parish Hague at St Johns Warsaw SENTENCE OF CONsEcRATION REIeovEn2 St Johns Church Warsaw 1970 September 13St Pauls Hanover October Matthews Church Champlain Essex CountyBishop 7St Calvary Hanover at St Pauls Hanover Chilton September 20St Martins Mission Church Richmond 11 December 20St Pauls Church Hamilton Madison Parish Loudoun October 4St Pauls Ivy 25 CountyThe Rev Harry Lee Hoffman St John the Baptist at St Pauls Ivy November 8Creator Mechanicsville 12 II CONFIRMATIONS AND RECEPTIONS November 15St James Montross Bishop Gibsons Confirmations1970 St Peters Oak Grove at St. .James Montross NUMBER DATE PLACE November 30St Peters Richmond
January 4Trinity Fredericksburg December 2Trinity Fredericksburg St Georges Fredericksburg at Trinity Freder December 13Christ Church Alexandria 25 icksburg St Johns McLean at Christ Church Alexandria 23 BISHOP SMITHS REPORT OF CONFIRMATiONS 1.36 176TH ANNUAL COUNcIL DiocEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 137
DATE PLACE PLACE NUMBER \IHEU
June 30St Marks Richmond at Resurrection Alexandria at Christ Church Mayo Memorial Church Alexandria House Richmond July 6St Thomas Richmond December 20Grace Berryville at Mayo Memorial Church Richmond St Marys Mission Berryville at Grace Berry House September 15St Pauls ville Memorial Charlottesville at Triiiiiv Good Shepherd Bluemont Charlottesville September 20Church of the Apostles Fairfax at Fairhill School Fairfax Total 521 Resurrection Alexandria at Church of the Apos Bishop Halls Confirmations1970 tles Fairfax November DATE PLACE NUMBER 1Messiah Highland Springs November 8St Pauls Mission West Point .January 4Varina Parish Richmond St Johns West Point .January 11St Andrews Arlington November 15Grace Cismont January 18St Timothys Herndon 16 10 St Pauls Ivy at Grace Cismont .January 25St Albans Annandale 34 November 22St Stephens Heathsville 1St Colonial Beach February Marys November 29St Asaphs Bowling Green February 8Emmanuel Harrisonburg 14 St Port Peters Royal at St Asaphs Bowling February 12Fork Doswell Green St Martins Doswell at Fork Doswell December 6Christ Church Glendower March 1Christ Charlottesville 23 Church December 13St James Leesburg March 8Grace Goochiand 19 March 15St Bartholomews Richmond Total 418 March 22Olivet Franconia Alexandria 10 March 26Christ Church Winchester 31 Bishop Smiths Confirmations1970 Christ Church Miliwood at Christ Church Win chester DATE PLACE NIJMBER April 5Epiphany Richmond 18 February 1St Marys Goochland St James Richmond at Epiphany Richmond.. February 8Incarnation Mineral April 12St Clements Alexandria 10 St James Louisa at Incarnation Mineral April. 19Trinity Washington 15St February Barnabas Armandale 16 April 26Emmanuel Alexandria 10 St Albans Annandale at St Barnabas Annan St Timothys Herndon at Emmanuel Alexandria dale May 3St Johns McLean 16 February 22Trinity Arlington 24 May 10Trinity Upperville Alexandria Resurrection at Trinity Arlington.. May 17Trinity Fredericksburg 18 March 1St McLean 21St Thomas 18 May Johns Arlington 24 March 15St Johns Centreville June 7St Aidans Alexandria 18 March 22St James Richmond Tune 14Our Sandston 39 Saviour March 24St Dunstans McLean 51 June 21St Pauls Alexandria 26 April 5St Marys Arlington 11 St Christophers Springfield at St Pauls Alex St Dunstans McLean at St Marys andria Arlington St Andrews Arlington at St June 28St James the Less Ashland Marys Arlington Trinity Manassas 17 St Johns Richmond at St James the Less Ash April 12St Pauls Mission Ingham land VIRGiNIA 1971 BISHOP CFIILTONS REPORT COUNCIL DIOCESE OF OF CONFIRMATIONS 139 138 176TH ANNUAL
NUMBER DATE PLACE PLACE NUMBER DATE Pauls Ingham 4Leeds Parish Markham Church Luray at St Christ St at St Pauls Ingham. Andrews Mission Ada at Markham St Georges Pine Grove Leeds Ingham October 25St Purceilville Winchester at St Pauls Peters Christ Church November 1Westover Charles City 19Grace Stanardsvi11e 10 April Stanardsville November SChrist Church Gordonsville School at Grace Blue Ridge 54 November 15Cople Parish Hague 26St Stephens Richmond April 50 November 22Grace and Holy Richmond 3Grace Alexandria Trinity 16 May Richmond November 29Grace The Plains Christophers School 11 May sSt 87 Trinity Marshall at Crace The Plains 10Truro Fairfax May 20 December 6St Georges Fredericksburg 17St Pauls Richmond 25 May Richmond.. December 14St Peters at James Richmond at St Pauls Arlington Seminary Chapel Alex St 28 Alexandria andria 24_Immanuel Churchon-the-HITh May Immanuehonthe-mll 16St Dunstans McLean St James Leesburg at 34 St Alhans Annandale at St McLean Alexandria Dunstans December at Immanuel-om1 20The Falls Church Falls Church St Margarets oodbridge December Falls 30St Patricks Church at Goodwin House Hill Alexandria Immanuelon4he-thH Chapel Alexandria Alexandria at Olivet Alexandria 76 Total Burke 862 May 31Good Shepherd Good Shepherd Burke Truro Fairfax at at Good Shepherd St Clements Alexandria Bishop Chiltons Confirmationsl970
Burke PLACE NUMBER Kilmarn0C1 June 4Grace Kil at Grace SCunningham Chapel Parish Millwood St Marys White Chapel Lively 15Holy Comforter Vienna marnock 22 Kilmarnock 22St Johns Richmond Lancaster at Grace Trinity 63 29St Michaels Arlington Christophers Springfield 20 June 7St 30 St Marys Arlington at St Michaels Andrews Arlington Arlington June 10St 20 St Andrews Arlington 5St Pauls Baileys Falls Church St Albans Annandale at Arlington 12St Pauls at St Andrews Memorial Charlottesville 29 Trinity Arlington St Andrews Arling 19Trinity Mission Church Charlottesville St Georges Arlington at Grace Bremo Bluff ton 26St WoodstOck Philips Richmond June 14_Emmanu 11 3St Georges Arlington Church Mathews 16 June 21Christ 20 St Lukes Alexandria at St James Warrenton Georges Arlington June 28St War 10St Beach at St James Johns Tappahannock St Marys Colonial 30 11Episcopal Congregation at Reston Reston renton Warrenton 17The Falls Church Falls Church Truro Fairfax at St James 60 Orkney Springs.. Truro Fairfax at The Falls Church Falls Church of the Transfiguration 29Shrine 11 July 24St Peters Arlington Stephens Culpeper 11 September 13St Beach at St Stephens 31St Thomas Orange St Marys Colonial Emmanuel Rapidan at St Thomas Orange Culpeper Goodwin house Chapel 7Pohick Lorton 23St Pauls Alexandria at 29 September 14St Lukes Wellington Alexandria 39 Alexandria ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE VIRGINIA 140 176TH OF 1971 REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 141
DATE PLACE Nuienza underlies for year and our hopes the coming year and beyond 1970 has been St Alexandria at St Alexandria of We have Aidans Lukes year challenge challenged the existing Mission Churches to June 21Aquia Stafford more self-reliant to have more be meaningful programs and to take seri June 27Abingdon White Marsh ously the goal of self-support June 28Ware Gloucester 15 We have the to accepted challenge provide ministries while realizing
29Goodwin House Chapel For Reston Mission that our financial to do so is limited July ability However we have provided August 8The Falls Churchat Goodwin House Chapel.. three new areas of work August 16St Lukes Remington We have new mission in organized Sterling Park Loudoun County August 30St Lukes Wellington Alexandria It owns no and its the property minister Rev Charles Sydnor supports September 20Emmanuel Greenwood 11 himself with secular It is job growing and speaking Christs gospel to September 27St Marys Fleeton people who were previously in the main unchurched October 4St Francis-in-the-Field We have October 25Fork Doswell strengthened the Episcopal Churchs work in southern Doswell Doswell William St Martins at Fork Prince County by adding the Rev Michael Coram to the work November New Kent based on St to allow 1St Peters County Margarets Woodbridge team ministry to reach November St out into Dale and the other Lukes Remington City rapidly growing areas near Woodbridge Christ Brandy Station at St Lukes Remington We have been given by St Dunstans McLean the services of their November 22St Pauls Owens the Rev assistant Lynn MeCallum to explore ministry among the un November 29Aquia Stafford churched in the Dunn of Loring area Fairfax County on part-time basis St Martins Triangle at Aquma Stafford Secondly 1970 has been year of study and evaluation Your Board December 6St James Alexandria 36 has undertaken several tasks of study and come to some conclusions December 13Holy Comforter Richmond The December 20Buck Mountain Earlysville question of specialized ministries to high rise dwellers leads Cismont at Buck us to conclude that for the Grace Mountain Earlysville most part people who live in this type of isolation want to be left alone and are going to be uninterested Total 437 in traditional church life so we might as well recognize this reality
Certain areas of our work particularly in the decaying areas of Bishop Davies the in the cities declining rural areas and in unique situations 24St McLean at Ft such as those with September Dunstans Chapel Hood high density of military people will require our
Texas continuing support in order to provide ministries for the foresee able future Bishop Marmion Your board has been involved with studies of specific suburban Comforter Vienna and has reassessments of work January 28Holy areas begun our in them seeking to tailor our efforts to the specific situations drawing on other Bishop Gosnell resources of information This will continue
May 3St Margarets Woodbridge at Kelly Air Force Having said these about the Base Chapel Texas things past year we ask your consideration for the future The years top priority given by the responding congrega tions to the program and goals study was church extension where needed Your Department of Missions this both III REPORT OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE sees as call to build new facilities as strategy indicates and to continually challenge the viability of existing work We Department of Missions have specific plans for new work and we know that some of our
aided must either fulfill congregations their planned growth to self-support The of Missions reports to this Council our work for 1970 Department or will have we to close them or operate them on part-time basis at less with sense of urgency which has characterized our efforts during the past cost REPORT OF THE ExEcuTivE COMMITTEE 143 1971 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA ANNUAL COUNCIL Second communicant giving over the same period has increased 60% 142 176TH What has happened to this increase what nbout our expenses You of work three fields as highest priority will note on the next graft that local expenses have increased 83% while for 1971 we have SpecificallY Church in Charlottesville only 75% increase in money for Trinity new facility serve To provide building to On the next page you uill note as result of current multipu1Tose inflation expenses drawn up for Plans are being now take 471 2% as compared to 33% in 1960 and the community both the ongregati0h1 new Debt service has increased 1512% from 9.7% Church in Manassas with Trinity town The other items are self-explanatory To begin in cooperation north of the growing area serve the rapidly On your next page you will note that annual parish giving has deteiio congregation to Avenue area in the Patterson rated since 1961 The work outside of the parish has slipped very badly 0ngregation To develop new the congregation done by moving since 1963 This will be Henrico County nucleus location as On the last page are some of the concerns that we feel compelled to Bartholomews to new at st share with you of the parish problems of our future of Church Extension an orderly pace The cost of operations are rising laster than the of income To for us to continue some pace obvious that clear that It is to do so It seems this must do of three money available We coirect ue one things increase our communicant need considerable such funds urge we will to produce find other of motivate will be required strength seuices income er the present communi effort the time comes f0nd-raising effort when special such an cants to give for the greater support of the church Diocese to support the of the 0mmending to you the people without Studies have been made that indicate that we not be complete of clearly may expect would working board This report It is funds for the of the church Board of Missions decreasing program at all levels for special constitute your member has who behalf Each people on your parochial projects for work outside the parish and for capital outlays effective work do hours of and work they fering many work as liaison The for each and each Christian whom they question parish is uhat must my parish with of each mission several ongregation5 situation learning the unique do to meet its increasing expenses and to carry on Gods work deal of time great congregational problems spending with their specific Your of would like churches deal mission of Department Stewardship to think out loud where these the on-going and helping who believe in do we go from here what do we do how can we be of assistance what of realistic optimists it It is group in fulfilling to do their part should the be We would like to make the observations are striving program following the church and Cheirman JOHN CHAPPELL To get more responsive playback the Board of Stewardship has agreed to meet with individual parish vestries in order that they may know of of stewardship our concerns our frustrations and maybe give us some new insights of Department Report to the much concerned as uew approaches that will make stewardship inure meaningful is very Christian Stewardship in that of several years program parish Your Department for the past well as parishes as like The first by individuals would was Trinity in Arlington on Tuesday January 19th We felt at the response this in perspective order to put in 1971 In this was an excellent meeting that offers hope for the future nnd particularlY figures the f0llowing share with you We hope to do this in half dozen parishes and trust that these will to 1971 $704000 for Ef in pledges have meaningful response We have received received in 1965 less than we Some conclusions ryhere must be rededicatiou This is $62000 some some re-education wonder This is and above all evangelism that will result in better planning who increased $47000 improved 65 parishes Further there were 61 parishes pledged orgauizatien and last but not least hard work decreased $61000 who January there were 25 parishes And as of ful but $14000 It is no longer enough to say that church needs and Diocese of almost your your support loss to the same for net sent in their pledge blind and based sentimental the of $6835 had not expect generous repense on ideas that the with 1970 pledges the sale of sur 11th parishes for income for institute of the church is the only force for good in the world were it not already heard straits As have be in dire you would God is at work inside and outside of the funds the Diocese the organized church and many and special at property serious problem plus that we have very people have found ways of doing his work outside of the parish program studies disclose Refer to your National the Diocesan giving number of them consider the reflected in parish program more self-centered than level This is being parish Question Christian centered Conclusions and increased of Facts income has copy 1960 to date parish note that from First you will 75% VIRGINIA 1971 REPORT OF THE CouNciL DIOCESE OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 145 144 176TH ANNUAL
in our church popular words however increasingly wondering whether the and evangelism are not very resentment does not reflect Stewardship will not as we know it guilty conscience rather than an for doubt that evangelism indignation which there is real there is little justi However will stewardship fication of stewardship neither without the exercise take place new life in the expression of our As stated does not remain earlier your board has no pat answers or last long if evangelism easy solutions We do feel however that there is very real danger that we are Christ meaning are losing sight the of their of our calling to be evangelism and implication truly Christian to be Christs Stewardship and hands his feet and the of our church expression of his voice and will in attack both in and out desperately needy world under by soap means preacbing represented simply personally believe that if too many evangelism we are truly if For special serv committed we are dedi For others it means programs if we are and vast rallys cated grateful if we are truly Christian box oratory Christian responsi we as individuals and as fuller meaning of their of our people for parishes will support Christs work in ices re_education our communities in our Diocese This is our hope and the world bilities and obligations means of in the minds of too many at the same time is We ask your support help and Stewardship visitations and guidance to this end it campaigns from his money implies separating man our Christian commitment little of our cards This says very that Report of pledge It is our hope Department of Christian Social Christian obligation Relations Christian dedication or my image take on newer and bigger The Department of Christian Social stewardship must of life in Relations has been on six months It must become way than getting money fast We are very lean and It must be more very spiritual but we dont know how much and his church longer well hold out The fast was not service to Christ of our Lord our idea it was yours At the last new life and love evangelism evidence Council surgery was performed on the It must through budget with saws and axes As result on July the budget of the Jesus Christ dedication Department of Christian Social Relations evidence of our Christian the symbol the ceased to exist From that time to the It must become present the CSR budget has been zero dollars and zero cents and love It came as shock to us last commitment motivation To be suc spring to be told will depend on the that the of and its future post Executive of Stewardship stewardship Secretary the CSR Department had been mission It is said that related closely to abolished and that after would cessful it must be July we no longer have Fletcher Lowe to stewardship is helpless and mission without guide us We had is hopeless just finished the Diocesan without mission but it is the studying Survey which recom sermon topic today is not popular mended that Mans countahility parishes extend their reivsions to the total of your Board community by placing is the sincere hope teaching It stronger emphasis on community basis of good stewardship of service and involvement and training find ways guid by develop through sermons ing prophetic ministries the individual parishes We looked at Canon and found that the fuller meaning that we were teach our people for whereby we may responsible the work of the Diocese and suggestions in the field of social ance to their Chris wetfcre and all of our people and rededicate development and execution of of stewardship Re-educate who need programs for the amelioration of and Diocese community to the parishes social problems We and responsibilities were thus told that we were to make tian obligations twice as many bricks while at the same time gathering our own straw For this support new couple of individual to live as persoll months church we expect the we sat around and our hands often in the he wrung couple of our most influential Too of him how understood what is expected members resigned We considered who has not really resigning as body in Christ work throughout the Finally we decided church and Gods that the rest of love and support his us would stick around like Wilkins Macawber can respond in to see if some thing would turn up Nothing has Since have world July we accomplished very true today as ever little think probably as We have continued to the Theres an old cliche but operate Departmental grapevine which the church today we set last the need in up year to collect and disseminate stewardship revival is greatest information about CSR stewardship it is there is revival in projects in the parish We have like it or not unless managed to keep ourselves fairly well Whether we churchs life other areas of the informed of what is revival in going on in the Diocese in the that there will be way of CSR We cannot not likely our economic claim monies to carry on credit however for for sufficient having initiated any new program in the because we are dependent past or private lives year It is conceivable that is church business keeping open the channels of of life whether it communication way too much has helped We that they are spending held one excellent in resent any suggestion workshop the Potomac Convocation Many churches doubt before others There can be no Fletcher Lowe left us We had and not enough on planned others which we have simply on themselves ourselves not money We find been able to in instances bring about We have refrained from is justified many passing resolutions that the resentment 146 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
REPORT OF THE CHURCH SCHOOLS 147 which we are powerless to implement and we have made no new plans to not have We We spend the money we do are simply reporting report to St Stephens School has about just completed its self-study in prepara forward in of our lack of funds you that CSR work is going spite There for evaluation by tion visiting committee later this session and St Mar number of Fish collection points for clothing for Church are type programs garets is in the process of making its At self-study the same time St World housing development coffee house Service youth canteens is continuing to its Stephens develop building plans to provide the additional Golden Jail Ministry LTnfortunately the CSR Department Age Clubs library and classroom facilities which it so needs badly and which its faculty them CSR work is done in but cannot claim any credit for being many richly deserves Under the devoted so and skillful leadership of Robert with from us How do we by no means all of the parishes no help spread Trusdell and the dedicated service of Merrill Pasco chairman of the Board the word to those where nothing is being done We put it to you parishes of Governors Robert Gordon chairman of the Campaign and Wesley Should the Dioccsc hove If there is CSR CSR Dcporliocol Department Wright Jr Chairman of the St Catherines School Foundation St Cath Should delude ourselves about should it be Department in monte only we erines has received pledges amounting to approximately $900000 towards what Diocese are in the CSR field we as doing its building program and the fine new chapel-library building in under con If it is to be and if it is to accomplish anything working Department struction During the same period the administration and the faculty of If to us no do the Department must have money you plan give money the school have devoted hours upper to restudy of the curriculum in the would allow usto raise funds of our own We want you expect usor you light of new developments and ideas and are anticipating putting the new that Christian Social Relations to say to you in the clearest possible way into effect 1971-72 program during St Agnes School has introduced will be done whether or not hot if the Diocese work you provide money number of new programs for senior allowing students to concentrate on most wishes to encourage it or promote it or guide it you provide money areas of interest improving various courses especially those in science it would ho better to start projects to provide information Otherwise and history and providing more opportunities for community service for those of us on the CSR Board to go home and work in our own backyards St Christophers supported by joint board-faculty educational poli cies committee continues to work towards more use of the community in IV SCHOOLS its educational program greater collaboration between subject matter de and partments imaginative approaches to learning especially in the lower Church Schools in the Diocese of Virginia school St Annes which is now being operated by St Annes-Belfield and students Inc is moving forward towards the During the last year Trustees Governors Heads faculty consolidated school The enrollment the chal of the first boys in the high school has well have devoted much time and energy working together on many gone One-half of the board of in St Annes-Belfield are elected from lenges which confront your schools as they carry their responsibilities nominations made by Church Schools and All of the schools are on religion and education today An age in which more more people are working constructive approaches to channeling leave the new interest and energies of highly trained in aaalytical and critical thinking does not many students too often displayed in terms of readiness of unrest As result of the questions unasked The most encouraging development is the care understanding and skill of heads and faculty to the members as well as the and all of those responsible for your schools to try to seek the answers cooperation concern of students and the loyalty to the and support of there has been questions which are posed Economic pressures merely add urgency parents minimum of negative disturbance and which about construc much new strength in the school communities widespread cultural pressures may yet bring many Heads and faculty members by devoted tive developments in religion and education pastoral work by careful education and by provision of of self-study fol capable speakers have been helping Christchurch school has recently completed year many young people and parents caught in the confusion of our lowed by an intense examination of the school by visiting committee drug culture schools and the representing independent and public colleges During period Many independent schools in the country have suffered serious declines worked to add in enrollment of self-study the faculty and students closely together many during the last two Two of years our boarding schools opened to the schools including such items as opportunities with fewer students than had new strengths program they expected The two day schools in Alexan dria for to do more in community service and in pursuit of their own inter have fewer day students than The boys they expected enrollment problem better communication between faculty and students and increase in comes from mixture of causes Our median ests salaries are unfortunately of various effective aids now available to schools in many somewhat lower than the use teaching cases the salaries for comparable teachers in reorientation of the courses in religion and the chapel services has developed neighboring public school and the effort districts to keep the gap from of the Rev Reed Wood an alumnus of getting in addition under the excellent leadership any wider to the desire to provide appropriate compen the school and recent graduate of the Virginia Theological Seminary sation for people giving their lives to this work is requiring steady in crease in tuition rates We still believe we make better use of the dollars 148 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORT OF THE CHURCH SChoOLS 149
we than and universities do or than most schools charge many colleges do his great influence for good on thousands of lives young Incidentally he There is however no denying that the increasing rates can narrow our had remarkable success in winning games in various sports His work as constituency Yet analysis of enrollments indicates that the greater desire business manager had much to do with building firm foundation for St for freedom on the part of young people is major factor in the decline in Christophers in times when money was very scarce His dedicated service school enrollment Associated with this no the boarding is doubt stronger as Presbyterian elder has only enriched his consciousness of the respon trend away from non-coeducational schools Our schools are providing sibility of the schools to the Diocese with schools which enroll children of the sex more programs opposite and Although his years at St Margarets School were few by comparison they are giving students more opportunity to exercise responsible freedom with his years at St James Church the work of the Rev Churchill in both studies and social life Gibson at St Margarets after his retirement from the parish ministry was The strains on relationship between the church and educational insti fully as glorious as his earlier ministry It was just further demonstration tutions have not diminished We in the schools are deeply concerned to of the greatness of his that in his spirit later years he was as effective in find ways in which we can work as part of the Diocese but too often the his ministry to young people as under anyone thirty Although the glory Diocese seems to have hard time knowing how to integrate its institu of his work at St Margarets was dazzling enough Church Schools also tions into its am inclined to think that some difficulty comes owes great debt to Gibson for program Dr his many years of service on the board from failure of some some people to come to terms with the function of of St Christophers School and as member of the Board of Trustees of institutions It is easy for any of us to overlook our own compromises in Ti Church Schools our with the of others We are grateful to the During recent months two preoccupation compromises schools have received handsome deferred and who have been working closely with the schools bequests from stalwart of clergy congregations laymen an earlier generation St Annes School and we believe that both congregations and schools have benefitted from was the beneficiary of large in the bequest estate of William Habliston such Over the the Diocese has built tremendous founder and the first senior cooperation years up warden of St Stephens Church Richmond resource in these schools the who have committed their Mr Habliston was one of the through people charter trustees of Church Schools in the lives to them as teachers as well as through board members who have Diocese of Virginia St School Christophers has received generous be given expression to Christian concern through their work for the schools quest from the estates of Mr Francis Powers and his daughter Miss As the Diocese moves into new methods of it is our that Margaret Powers Powers operation hope Mr was senior warden of St Pauls Church schools and can do more to realize the in Richmond and an active congregations working together leader in the Council and other work of the potential of the schools Diocese The St Annes School has been most fortunate in as its headmaster enrollment reported at the securing opening of the school session was as John Rice in of his has follows St Catherines Mr Mr Rice spite young age had already boarding 147 day 527 St Christophers boarding notable in work and has served as senior warden 95 day 634 St Margarets experience college already boarding 136 day 29 Christchurch boarding of His first half at St Annes has been met with en 188 day 11 St Agnes parish year great boarding 23 day 430 St Stephens day 493 and St Annes thusiasm by students faculty parents and board members In December boarding 89 day 95 he made head of the consolidated school was Respectfully submitted In accordance with our by-laws Walton Turnbull chairman of the Wsuaues Executive Vice-President Executive Committee of the Trustees will be ineligible for reelection when his term expires in March Those of you who have worked with Mr Turn- Blue Ridge School bull especially those who saw him work on the 1970 Council Budget Com the service Mr Turnbull has rendered the mittee can appreciate great Blue Ridge School the opened 1970-71 session with record enrollment schools and the Diocese as Trustee He bears clear witness to his commit of 203 students Contrary to there has been rumor no change in our philos ment to the schools as Church Schools His work with his gentle people ophy of faith in the boy with test average scores and the success of our and his of education wise stewardship in business affairs understanding alumni in colleges has borne out the importance of the work we are doing have implemented his commitment in his guidance of the schools We have continued our strides in up-grading our faculty and enlarging our After forty-eight of outstanding service to St Christophers curriculum in years offerings accordance with the very helpful suggestions of the School Hugh Brenaman retired in December Mr Brenaman has served evaluation committee in the fall of 1969 as teacher coach director of athletics business manager and alumni secre The new field house has proved very satisfactory It has allowed us tary His magnificent work as coach is well known primarily because of to provide an athletic program which involves many more students than REPORT OF THE CHURCH SCHOOLS 151 VIRGINIA 1971 150 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF
1970 Stuart Halls During strong academic program became really rather facilities we were using In addi was possible with the inadequate in several In outstanding areas adding physics to our curriculum this fall ambitious intramural program Three new tion we are implementing an achieved for we so small school unusually broad offerings in science built and are now occupied The old rectory has faculty houses have been Besides physics they include physical science chemistry and two years of razed been biology Our laboratories are excellent the physics laboratory having been 100 first alumni reunion when approximately In November we had our installed and the others greatly improved in 1970 we dedicated returned to the campus During the weekend former students The schools 1970 projects of summer study abroad for students of talk Mrs Vinton Fowler Memorial Library with brief by the John Edward French and Spanish turned out exceedingly well The head of our French held in Auditorium of Washington The service was Mayo Lee Department chaperoned nine Stuart Hall students to St Jean de Luz for accreditation December Blue Ridge School was approved Early in France where they participated in program for American secondary annual Association of Colleges and Schools at the meeting by the Southern school students studying under French teachers At the end of the summer in Atlanta held this year two Stuart Hall ranked first and of that agency school girls second in the group of 105 and fund drive to retire all debt on the plant We are now engaged in students Our Spanish teacher chaperoned several recent Stuart Hall for conversion to student activities center to renovate the old gymnasium graduates for study with the University of Virginia Summer Institute at will provide space for large ball room This sound and attractive building the University of Salamanca Spain Two Stuart Hall girls of the class of will for each class on the first floor There on the second floor and lounges 70 did very well indeed in the University classes Our students records activities which are so necessary to keep also be room for recreational in France and Spain are indicative of the fine work being done in Stuart and worthwhile manner busily occupied in constructive Halls modern foreign language classes young people have been expanded this year Both our music and our art programs In accordance with the modern tread Stuart Halls English Department renovated and sky lights installed We have The old art barn has been has increased the diversification of its offerings among which are included as teacher of art Mrs Ivory is widely known The school has been employed Alice Wesley Ivory independent study complimented by outstanding exhibit in the Virginia Museum The students and her work is on permanent colleges for the program of its English Department work under her tutelage have been doing excellent In addition Stuart Hall has instituted this year several optional non- HATCuER WILLIAMS credit minicourses which are taught on pass-fail basis for students with
special interests Stuart Hall Our fourteenth Parents Week End was held in October The weather
months Stuart cooperated beautifully and its smiles were reflected on the faces of visitors 1970 was mixed year In the early For Stuart Hall and that students Hitherto parents have had an opportunity to visit academic student unrest and disciplinary difficulties Hall experienced some of the classes during Parents Week End This saw and schools but before year instead they presen have been widespread in both public independent tation of non-academic work and extracurricular activities Hereafter we students and adults were working together the close of the 1969-70 session the two of Our Results were that students anticipate alternating types program visitors responsive whole life of the school and restudying the ness to the spirit of the school was most as was their interest in school life and that in their reor heartening to take broader responsibility began in the financial of the asked for and received greater adult program parents organization ganized student government they increased We closed Stuart Hall is currently working toward funds The feeling of community has been capital campaign participation session which to launch within of and opened the 1970-71 we hope few months During 1970 the school the 1969-70 session in spirit optimism received two offers and challenge preliminary to the campaign itself Last in spirit of enthusiasm cooperation foundation in spring offered $7500 to be used for library and teaching will Stuart Hall recover from the drop pur This spirit we believe help poses provided the school raised twice that amount by October Thanks along with most single-sex boarding enrollment that it has experienced to loyal alumnae and friends we easily met the deadline Our second chal several By the beginning of the current schools during the last years and lenge came unexpectedly during Parents Week End when friend pledged number of new students as last year session we had enrolled the same $5000 conditionally the schools receiving during the week end since school started For next year pro upon pledges we have enrolled several others financial amounting to $20000 This challenge also was met And with to be awarded without regard to parents of competitive scholarships gram pledges came of that such school Stuart Hall students who will profit by the expressions gratitude as to attract outstanding need is designed exists make real con and that their daughters have in these complex times fine educa Stuart Hall and will be able to opportunity of attending tional opportunity in strengthening environment tribution both as students and as persons 152 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORT OF THE CHURCH SCHOOLS 152
Stuart Hall is grateful for the loyalty of alumnae and parents but it needs also tbe backing of tbe people of the dioceses with which it is affili course on the Black Religious Experience in America and by the Rev ated You are asked to be informed about Stuart Hall to support it with John Davis of Alexandria former member of the faculty of the Bishop who will be your active interest and to spread the word about its excellence Payne Divinity School offering course on Islam and the Black Muslims MARTHA DABNEY JONES Head mistress also to that It is my pleasure report two new persons have joined the
full-time teaching faculty One the Rev Jesse Trotter is hardly new Virginia Theological Seminary comer but has returned from sabbatical to resume his former role as
teacher The second is the Rev David Scott who comes to us from Epis The opening weeks of the academic year 1970-71 have been reassuring copal Theological School in Cambridge and is teaching in the field of ones Morale throughout the seminary community is good and construc Theology where he has already begun to make significant tive spirit of understanding mutual responsibility and goodwill is evident Systematic contribution to the work of the look forward to with It is and Seminary We having particularly encouraging to me to many that participation by us during the Third Term as the Zabriskie Lecturer and as visiting students as well as faculty in the daily services of worship in the seminary pro fessor the Rev Frederick Dillistone of Oxford chapel this Autumn has been quantitatively high Though this is difficult activity to evaluate qualitatively there is general agreement that quali In addition to the above changes which affect this seminary directly tative difference is observable in our worship this year as compared to last am also happy to report that the Rev Charles Taylor Jr former No doubt the worship of any Christian community always leaves something dean of E.T.S and former Executive Director of the American Associa to be desired The standard is so very high worship in spirit and in truth tion of Tbeological Schools has come to Washington as the coordinator of the of which Both students and faculty in this Seminary are aware however how vital Washington Theological Consortium Virginia Seminary this activity is for the life and learning of our community and we are con is member Our participation in the Consortium opens to our students the to take in most of the schools in the stantly seeking reality and power in and through our worship It is good opportunity courses theological to be able to report both sincere seeking on the part of this commnnity Washington area and will believe prove to be great benefit to this and also judge an increase in satisfaction with the outcome seminary as we seek to prepare men for ministry which promises to be
It is also pleasure to be able to report that the Reverend Sidney increasingly ecumenical in the years ahead
Sanders who accepted election as Chaplain and Associate Dean for Student Our enrollment for the current year is as follows
Affairs is not only on the scene but has already become an effective and Juniors 60 helpful member of the staff The administrative staff has been further Middlers 55 strengthened by the coming of Mr Armistead Boothe as Director of Seniors 38 Development and The Rev Dabney Carr III as Director for Alumni M.A.R Affairs and Publications S.T.M We have at Virginia Seminary fine student body gifted dedicated Special Students full-time and proven faculty imaginative new programs of immediate value and great Special Students part-time... promise in Field Education Church and Society and Continuing Education Interns led by eminently well-qualified men For all of this can claim no credit at all therefore may be permitted without offending trust to point Of the above students 168 are arc out that this Seminary is one of the situations of strength for theological men womcn arc overseas students are black from from the United 110 married education in tbe Episcopal Church am not complacent about this fact Africa States are 156 of the students are for ordination in the Church and know that the faculty are not we know that all institutions are in preparing Episcopal The relatively small senior class results from the fact that smaller than perpetual need of renewal and reform We seek to be open to new events usual class admitted two and new insights in Church and Society and responsive to new conditions was years ago and new needs It is privilege to be invited to submit this report to diocese with
Recognizing the value of Black Studies for theological education we which Virginia Seminary has long enjoyed very special relationship As have arranged for elective courses to be offered here by the Rev Peter this Seminary seeks to respond to the demands and challenges of theological Paris member of the faculty of the School of Religion of Howard Uni education for the Church in the last third of the century we are searching versity by the Rev Henry Mitchell of Charlottesville who will be teaching for new methods and forms of service but we also arc aware of true values
in our tradition and genuine learning arising out of long experience There- REPORT OF THE CHURCH SCHOOLS DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 155 154 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 1971
and awards loans federally assisted work-study This and all that is worth preserving programs College fore we hope also to conserve safeguard are an estimated 540 is the of as others stage financial difficulty depicted in this institution the Carnegie study Czca Woons Ja Dean by The statement has been frequently made with valid evidence that the students generally pay for less than half of the cost of their education
St Pauls College If it were the and of otherwise only boys girls wealthy families could hope to undertake college study to the frightening disadvantage of our of all society Saint Pauls College solicits the continuing support Episcopalians Saint Pauls College hopes with misgivings that it to under vital mission of Christian can operate especially those in Virginia of its providing balanced budget this year as it somehow has been able to do in some and disadvantaged education for hundreds of young men women mostly this is years past However budget just barely balanced with no safety and culturally underprivileged economically deprived whatsoever of minimal margin Many our needsphysical expansion that it has claim for that support The College firmly considers just maintenance and repairs and student aid and serviceswill not be ful substantial and in increased measure and that brief review of its founding filled with truly bare-hones total fiscal of exis 1970-71 year budget of only of massive handicaps and during the 82 years growth in the face which mere $1888850of $36750 segment is earmarked for capital out educational will pro its wise to changing requirements tence adjustments lays for this claim in fact this plea for broadened vide substantial support Saint Pauls College greatly appreciates past generosity by the parishes assistance and communicants of the Episcopal Cburch and of the national body of cite the most recent findings of the authorita It is here to appropriate our mutual Faith Yet the trend has been less rather than .1 more support indicates that tive Commission on Higher Education Its report Carnegie in terms of monetary aid The following is indicative and factual with 77% of American campus more than 1500 colleges and universities In the 1969 the contributions year to Saint Pauls by the Dioceses in the of having to cut back important services population are at or near point Virginia were unmatched in its and rapidly for lack of money financial crisis impact will feel the Diocese of Southern Virginia Almost all education institutions pinch $1000.00 getting worse higher Diocese of Virginia the states among them even Harvard $3000.00 if present trends prevail report Diocese of Southwestern of Virginia 500.00 Stanford Dartmouth and the University Michigan to of the Commissionand wholly applicable It is the view Carnegie TOTAL of the is $4500.00 the situation at Saint Pauls Collegethat the essence problem
that costs and income are both rising but costs at steady or slowly One year later 1970 the contributions were whereas income is growing at declining rate growing rate Diocese of Southern is made worse the Virginia As the Carnegie report discloses the squeeze by $1805.63 Diocese of inflation both escalating costs and inhibiting Virginia $3000.00 state of the economy with of economic Diocese of Southwestern Virginia 800.00 income The crisis is not however simply part general of confidence in higher education downturn but involves questions public of and universities TOTAL $5605.63 and of the future role and purpose colleges and college including Saint Pauls has been belt-tightening Every There are within the ranks of Never Episcopalians quite sharp differences of opinion in the of the foregoing circumstances reviewing priorities light based on varying viewpoints all held sincerely These concerns increased giving by private differing theless the situation will improve only through must be borne with Christian and and level of charity forbearance not prem tted and sources Without that raised support by Church government to result in of the educa impaired support Churchs commitment to Christian- it will be difficult if not impossible to preserve every constituency oriented of which Saint Pauls education has been part since 1888 tional quality Saint Pauls College desperately needs and sincerely believe deserves the fiscal sinews and this cannot be overstressed without Moreover the aid support and concern of the Virginia Dioceses of the Church Just increasing numbers of to carrying on its decades-old mission fifteen of necessary percent Negro youthswho for historic reasons we have in the at the undergraduate will be priced-out of educational opportunity main to educatein the youths helped South attend college as against the 50 than ten Saint Pauls has level Many already have been in less years of white who percent youths do Saint Pauls can continue to help in signifi had about double its tuition and room and board with great reluctance to cant measure to correct this imbalance of assistance to students by scholarship fees despite multiplying the range COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 OTHER 156 176TH ANNUAL REPORTS 157
the Frank of the ten colleges two overseas who comprise Asso Moss 111 Richard As do nnn Shimpkfy Charles Sydnor Jr and Saint Pauls no invidious barriers William Reed Wood Jr ciation of Episcopal Colleges imposes Their and our At the request of the of kind as to admissioDs or faculty-staff employment Bishop it any Coadjutor gave advice and consent from loca to shorten the characteristics derive as has been pointed out Candidacy of Michael Bye racial/ethnic Dwight Duncan and Stephen and historic factors or particularly in the Noll tion or fading legal extra4egal and mores which It consent for of Saint Pauls from ingrained attitudes regional gave the election of case Bishop Coadjutor for the Diocese ratios of West Missouri have reverse-English intregation in substantial Suffragan Bishop for the Diocese impeded of Chicago Suffragan fiscal Bishop for the The of this College to break even this year depends Missionary Diocese of South capacity Dakota and Bishop Coadjutor for the concern and support of Episcopalians Diocese of Michigan heavily upon the dedicated generous Pauls that It It is the hope of Saint College gave consent to the election of individually and collectively the following The Rt Rev Paul Moore Suffragan of is in deliberations Bishop Washington to be this report persuasive your Bishop Coadjutor of EDWARD LONG New The Rev York Canon Addison Hosea to be Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of Lexington The Very Rev Donald Davies to be Bishop of the Diocese OTHER REPORTS of Dallas The Rt Rev Robert Rae Spears Suffragan of West Bishop Missouri to be the of the Bishop Diocese of Rochester The Rev The Standing Committee Walter Very Jones to be Bishop of the Missionary District of South Dakota the Rev The Rev the election of the Rev Edward Merrow to succeed George Browne to he of Since Bishop the Missionary Diocese of succeed Col The Rev MeGehee and Mr Shearer Bowman Jr to Liberia Alexander Stewart to be Coleman Bishop of the Diocese of 1970 The Western The Sanford and the organizational meeting on January 29 Massachusetts Rt Rev George Henry Rath Suffragan Bishop of to be 17 April May 15 June 12 Newark Bishop Coadjutor of Standing Committee has met on February Central New York The Rev Furman and December 28 during 1970 and Stough to be Bishop of the August 18 September 10 November 19 Diocese of Alabama The Rev John MeG Krumm to be 1971 Bishop of Southern Ohio and The Rev on January Arthur Vogel to be The Standing Committee joined with Bishop Coadjutor of the Diocese of At the request of the Bishops West Missouri At the Committees of Southern Virginia and Southwestern Virginia request of the Bishop The The Standing Standing Committee concurred of the with the Diocesan Boundaries in meetings on four request of Bishop Bishop as Joint Commission on concerning the removal from the of the 10 and November 19 and pre ministry Rev George in above dates April May 15 September Hall Jr accordance with Canoo 60 and Section the 176th Annual Council separate from this report provided the sentence of removal sented report to specifically refer to his letter of in full resignation from the is in the Council Journal ministry dated September which printed 12 1969 and his letter of March 1970 The Committee performed the following acts iu which he ratifies and In addition Standing confirms that resignation At the request of the to James Hawkins Bishop in accordance with It has recommended for admission Candidacy Canon XXII it gave advice and consent to Michael and approved the acceptance of Mr grant permission for St Annes Stephen Noll and Bye Parish Essex County to sell the old St transferred from the Diocese of Matthews Church in that Nelson Koscheski Jr as Candidate Parish for Madison Parish to sell the of property the former St Pauls Northwest Florida Church Hamilton By mail for Good the Diaconate Messrs Patton Shepherd Burke to sell its former church It recommended for ordination to property and by mail for Madison Parish to sell Mt Galleher Kenneth Jones Nelson Koscheski Jr Calvary Round Hill Boyle Stephen 10 It Richard Charles gave advice and consent to the Richard McCandless Frank Moss III Shimpfky Bishop on request from Christ Church to Reed Jr Luray change the status of that Sydnor Jr William Wood and William Wood congregation to that of Mission Church as the Rev Messrs they can no longer afford It recommended for ordination to the Priesthood self-support 11 the III Charles Anstin Joy During year the Committee deBordenave III Frederick Goodwin received notice of the Admission the as Postulants of the Vermillion At the request of the Bishop Coadjutor following Kenneth and Michael Jones Jennings Hobson III of Richard advice and consent to the shortening of the Diaeonate Dubois Hayward Macdonald James Committee gave Henry Petersen Dale and McKeel Robert Henry Voight the above named by one month Notice was received that James Hawkins and Richard it advice and consent Sells had been At the request of the Bishop Coadjutor gave dropped from the list of Postulants 1971 of the Patton 12 It should be noted that the the Diaconate to May 14 Rev Messrs major of the to shortening part December 28 meeting was with Postulaots Kenneth Nelson Koseheski Jr Richard McCandless and Candidates from the Diocese Boyle Jones of Virginia including VIRGINIA 158 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF 1971 OTHER REPORTS 159
The of such meeting two men who are reading for Orders primary purpose Shrine the the to get together of the Cathedral Shrine of the Transfiguration and of Mont is to give both the men and the Committee opportunity and Establishment of the Royal College of William and Mary and and to discuss matters of mutual concern Origin Certain Words Phrases Concepts and Doctrines Common to the Docu Respectfully submitted ments of the New Testament and the Dead Sea Scrolls This last article Presideet DAvID LEwIs JR was an address delivered to the Unitarian Fellowship of Williamsburg and SHEARER BowMAN JR Secretary Certain Students in the Department of Religion at William and Mary College
Books manuscripts dealing with the Virginia Church have Examining Chaplains papers been eared for by the Registrar at the Mayo Rouse as canon law directs and the The Board of Examining Chaplains met examined passed Respectfully submitted Patton Lindsay Stephen Cary Calleher following men Alan Avery Boyle Richard MeCandless GEORaR CLEAvELAND Jegist ear Kenneth Jones Nelson Koseheski Jr Charles William Frank Moss III Richard Shimpfky Sydnor The Diocesan of Reed Wood Jr William Wood III Missionary Society Virginia examina The of the Examining Chaplains is to require the written policy The Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia is corporation organized and and Bible to he tions in Theology History Liturgies Canons polity nearly 100 years ago it functions through Board of Trustees who are between and April 15th of the Senior Seminary Year completed September elected from list of nominees approved by the Annual Council of the in the written exams Oral exams in June are designed from the responses Diocese The purpose of the Corporation is to acquire hold and manage and seek to be correlative real property and money for the benefit of the Diocese Two years ago Baker who has been We want to thank The Reverend Richard ITT the charter of the Corporation was changed to bring the Corporation into term has now been such creative part of the examinations and whose closer contact with the people of the Diocese through their Annual Council addition to the chairman the present chaplains are completed In and to make it more effective in helping with the Council needs of the
Mrs Alison Mary Cheek Diocese and of the congregations the Trustees need to their John Chappell To carry out the latter purpose enlarge John Frizzell Jr Revolving Loan Fund This Fund was begun by the late Reverend when he Treasurer of the Diocese Henry Mitchell MeLarea Brydon some fifty years ago was
Starting with few hundred dollars known as the Church Extension Account Respectfully submitted it grew to several thousand dollars Later it was turned over to the Dioc
to be added to several undesignated gifts and FEROERICK WARNECKE Ja esan Missionary Society to form new account known as The Hevolving Loan Fund In Chairman Board of Examining haplaias bequests subsequent years money has continued to come from gifts bequests and
interest until the Fund is now over $500000 Registrar churches and From this source loans have been made to assist new small and often to that of missions in areas of rapid growth in population \vhere re ry he work of the Registrar has been similar past years commercial ecclesiastical and historical cently organized congregations cannot raise or borrow from Information concerning the Church of an church of transfers sources sufficient amounts to build even the first unit of new or nature has been furnished in response to many letters inquiry whose have been parish house In this way such churches as St Matthews Richmond have been issued from inoperative churches registers Church Our and St Albans and St Duns certificates of have been issued for the of Saviour Charlottesville deposited with the Registrar baptism tans Churches in the Potomac Convocation were started These four now of social students have been aided in obtaining informa purposes security to their last available communicants and writers have been helped in securing have according reports 3961 tion requisite to projects assigned them two individuals have 1544 children in Sunday School At the present time there are loans information about the Church its parishes and clergy articles have been from this Fund to 27 churches and one to the Diocese been aided in securing facts needed for doctoral theses Diocesan With the increased difficulty in borrowing money from commercial written concerning the Origin and Reraldic Content of the Seal in the Trustees James-Northam the History sources and the high rate of interest 9% some cases hope the Creation and Development of St Parish to increase substantially the amount available in The Revolving Loan Fund ii
OTHER REPORTS 161 160 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
of the school lunch law Committees are now at work in 23 areas of at modest rate of By refinancing real hardship loans to congregations the state The Task Force has also developed Hunger Study-Action interest they will be able to relieve the congregations financially and at Packet for local church use the same time to relieve the Diocese which must now help in the support of these mission churches For this purpose the Corporation needs $1750.00 Virginia Response to the Plan of Church UnionThrough the Faith and the Loan Order Commission Task Force has been in new money With such sum added to present Revolving Fund established to plan and carry there will be an annual repayment on loans sufficient to assist other churches out Virgioia study and response to the Plan of Church Union Area churches decline in the held in districts for years to come Should the need for new future meetings are being twenty to be followed by neighbor
The Revolving Loan Fund can be used in similar manner in helping to hood study and discussions during Lent Fellow-np regional meetings
start church institutions such as homes for children and homes for the will be held from which the Virginia Response to the Plan of Union will be forwarded to the Consultation elderly on Church Union Respectfully submitted
Ministry with Persons NeedAn inter-faith committee has SAMUEL CUiLTON President of Special been organized to work with local groups in organizing and conducting Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia Christian education classes for persons who are retarded statewide survey is being made and resource booklet prepared to assist local Virginia Council of Churches groups Area workshops for pastors on the Church Ministry with the
During the calendar year of 1970 the Virginia Council adopted re mentally retarded and their families is also being undertaken of the vised constitution to he fully implemented in the first meeting new of In addition to new activities on-going cooperative ministries have Governing Assembly January 26-27 1971 The new Assembly approxi been continued in Leadership Development Relief and Rehabilitation mately 100 members will meet twice each year to give general direction will United Clothing Appeal and Church World Service Hunger the and oversight to the total cooperative program The on-going work Appeals Concern Migrant Ministry Ministry in State Parks and Recreational Areas Week be carried out through an Executive Committee and Program day Religious Education Church Planning Radio-TV Program Plade Areas with broadened provisions for participation and flexibility through ment United Ministries in Higher Education etc Task Groups There has been an enthusiastic response to these develop The Virginia Council is entering new and exciting stage in its ments and the Council looks forward to contributing advance in the years develop ment when the of its meinher ahead continuing support judicatories promises have been undertaken in further cooperative advance We gratefully acknowledge the financial During the year number of new activities the Diocese of and take this issues and concerns these have support provided by Virginia means of express response to emerging Significant among ing thanks and inviting continuing participation of the Diocese in further been the following ing our cooperative mission in the many tasks we are called to undertake to Offender Aid and RestorationA specially funded incorporated body together in Virginia of rehabilitation Mvrtorc MILLER Executive Secretary recruit train and maintain volunteers in programs and with prisoners in local jails The program involves state director secured for four community coordinators funding for which has been Virginia Assembly of the Brotherhood of St Andrew The third the first years work in Newport News and Roanoke co On Sunday February 22nd the annual George Washington Birthday ordinator will be placed in Fairfax The Episcopal Churchwomens Breakfast preceded by Holy Communion was held at St Johns Church Thank Offering has provided $39000 grant over three-year period Richmond Appreciation remarks were made by Assembly president for OAR Worth Bagley member of Christ Ascension Church on behalf of the efforts church and conference Cooperative Camp StudyTwenty-three camps of those who prepared this breakfast particularly Russell Wooten About with con centers are participating in year-long study professional 40 men and boys attended of sultants Bone and Britten in unique effort to explore ways cooperat During Lent the Assembly followed through in providing ushers for and of church-owned ing more effectively in planning development use the St Pauls Midday Services Sidney Rust and Mae Thornton were the camp and conference center facilities main organizers
On April 24th Missioner Bob Doing President-Elect President has been to now Hunger Task ForceA Task Force on Hunger organized of the national Brotherhood spoke to sizeahle of of the group teenagers mostly work with local groups to support implementation new provisions OTHER REPORTS 162 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 163
from St James Church and small group of BSA men this being held at The Episcopal Churchwomen Christ Ascension Church Richmond It was well received his topic The Episcopal Churchwomen of the Diocese of Virginia indicate in spiritual renewal their parish reports that more and more of their interest and work are in and the annual Jamestown- On Saturday and Sunday on June 20th 21st 0mmunity needs and projects Our emphasis for the past two years on from this attend Williamsburg Pilgrimage was held with several Assembly work with the elderly and the study of poverty has led to projects of working this ing Being its turn the Southern Virginia Assembly organized fine with patients in nursing homes senior citizens groups and day care centers the Rt Rev inspirational week-end The main speaker was Stephen Bayne Other interests have been tutoring adult education public health of love and programs who spoke on the relevance of Christian revolution evange FISH projects and migrant work Mental health and hospital work are lism in this revolutionary age mentioned in many reports Where projects are not started in the parish On November 30th at Christ Ascension Church new officers for the church many women are attracted to working where needed in projects will be elected for the coming and John Ruan lifelong mem Assembly year started by other churches or civic groups This has provided much ecumen will Officers for the ber of the Brotherhood speak on evangelism past ical association which is valuable Ed Mac Thorn year were Worth Bagley president Collier president Our diocesan-wide programs have allowed the women to hear several The Rev Charles Blair was ton treasurer and Skiddy Lund secretary notable speakers Mrs Cynthia Wedel spoke at the Institute at Tappa our Chaplain hannock in April Our newly elected Bishop Smith addressed the women SKIDDY LUND Secretery at the annual meeting in Charlottesville in May and also Miss Helen Turn- bull director of Hannah Harrison House Washington Miss Turnbull was Inc The Episcopal Book Store former director of Wyndham House At our retreat at Roslyn in July the leaders were the Rev Neale Morgan of Emmanuel Church Middle- of Service continues to be our reason for being We feel that in spite burg and the Rev Herbert Ryan of Woodstock College There financial difficulties the Book Store does render very real service to the was great inspiration gained from their Christian experience of clergy and churches in the Diocese They represent over sixty percent The Triennial in October drew break Meeting Houston 11-16 eight members our business all at discount We are essentially even operation of the Executive Board of Three went as delegates two as alter financial condition of the store The Board is very concerned about the nates two as members of special committees and one as visitor All of 1963 to debt inherited We still owe $11000 on bank note executed in cover us found it exciting and educational to be part of the General Convention The most from the Diocese personal loan and to provide working capital in hearing discussions and taking part in work groups with the Bishops the of The recent payment on this debt was in April 1970 in amount $500 and Deputies interest on this indebtedness was over $800 for the current year The Episcopal Churchwomen are no longer an organized group on the of this enabled the The resignation of staff member in March year national level As of this convention we are now under the new Standing Board to increase salaries of the remaining employees to more realistic Committee for Lay Ministries The United Thank Offering is the only level However the increased workload has presented problems for our project that will be conducted nationally for Episcopal Churchwomen now staff Part-time and volunteers have alleviated this problem reduced help Mrs member of Janney Hutton our Executive Board is the repre
slightly sentative from Province III on the Committee for United Thank Offering
The ad hoc committee appointed in April 1969 continues to turn up which will decide on the grants the next three years The offering contrib
As mentioned the bulk of our uted the of the Diocese of for helpful data concerning sales was earlier by women Virginia the past year was $45- rise business is with Episcopal clergy and Episcopal Churches giving to 205.29 This was presented at the ingathering at the opening service of books and be General Convention the question Should we expand our inventory on religious Our sales are in the cate highly selective in all other categories greatest grant was given to Virginia project by UTO at the convention for
commentaries church action in the world the of gory that encompasses theology amount $39000 of which $13000 would be used year for three years
The is Aid etc recipient Offender and Restoration of Virginia Inc which will number of con The role of the Book Store has been questioned by guide volunteers to meet the almost unlimited unmet rehabilitation needs
The Board welcomes all and criticisms of and This cerned people suggestions prisoners ex-prisoners could be fine opportunity for service by men and women in many communities Mas JOHN BHAwNEH President OTHER REPORTS 164 176TH ANNUAL CoUNcIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 165
be allowed their this that the amount of Bishops classic freedom in choosing the It may be revelation to you reading report seal which wish to the end of the last fiscal April 31 1970 they use money reported by ECW at year This includes the UTO offering mentioned above was over $207000.00 GENERAL REMARKS the Diocesan Treasurer of ECW for Dioc and $57884.43 which was sent to and missions This means Enclosed herewith are copies of sketches of esan needs state and national projects foreign pencil proposed coat of in the for church needs insti and proposed new seal for the Diocese of Enclosed that over $103000.00 was spent locally parish arms Virginia also are aid This must indicate that church the blazon symbolism and few comments tutions projects and community many pertinent regarding the pro about it coat of arms design In the sketch of the arms women are concerned and busy doing something posed yellow pencil has been used to gold and the white behind the Saint DOROTHY MORGAN represent George cross in the chief which is when Mrs John Morgan represents silver acceptable practice metallic presen tations are not practicable
In the internationally recognized art and science of heraldry the coat Diocesan Seal its less formal of arms or companion the badge in vivid colors or single the submit the as requested by Bishop if We do hereby following report color on contrasting background desired are the proper devices for of the Diocese of Virginia on the proposal to change identification The at the 175th Council symbolic seal no color is used only as an impression Diocese of the Arms and Seal of the Virginia usually in wax or wafer for authentication of documents and signatures
coat arms the War our divested The Diocese of Virginia has never officially adopted of During Revolutionary country itself of all royal
announced to the Council arms and seals Although our ancestors of that time wished to be disassoci The present arms of 1907 were simply from fait ated European identification they still needed seals for legal authenti by the Rt Rev Robert Gibson as accompli of cation their corporate documents They therefore devised new seals seals The Bishops of TTirginia have used variety of generally of very inferior design since few of the newly emerged nationalists the Madisons seal it bears crossed crosiers and Bishop exists knew anything of the art and science of heraldry Quite naturally with word RESURGAMUS time corporate symbolic identification was desired Rather than assume the cover of the new coats of there Bishop Meade used the seal which appears on arms being lingering puritanical notions of snobbery as Diocesan Centennial Sermons of 1895 dove an open Bible well as heraldic ignorance they resorted to adding colors to their new seal ET and the results coats of the word VIRGINIA and the motto UBI SPIRITUS designs using as arms much to the amused disgust VERBUM IBI VERA ECCLESIA of the knowledgeable heraldry world had devised seal has been Bishop Gibson used the arms he as Unfortunately heraldry never taught formally anywhere in but not the United States As result the and He has been followed by all the subsequent bishops dilettante the commercial artist have American uniformly brought heraldry to utter chaos In commentary survey of the of the various countries of sealed consecration certificates with heraldry the world Arthur Charles Fox- Bishop Goodwin often and authoritative Davies prominent heraldry writer of generation dime or penny or so ago had but five words for the United States he said American where The Diocese Virginia has used the 1907 arms in seal often of heraldry is beneath notice would be more the seal of bishop appropriate The improper use of the seal has permeated our country Even most of the secondary The primary purpose of arms is easy recognitio purpose our learned universities and colleges our great advocates of the arts and
is decoration sciences display conspicuously their total ignorance of the eight hundred the 1907 arms in striking old and art and science of It is nearly impossible to blazon years internationally recognized heraldry
easily recognizable way These points are brought out so as to stress the importance of avoiding the American common error of using colored seal as coat of an The primary purpose of seal is authentication arms error which is quite prevalent within our Church that It is therefore proposed THOMAS GARNER JR Chairman The attached arms be adopted for the Diocese for ROBERT SHAW Diocesan seal based on that coat of arms be adopted WILLIAM SYDNOR the Diocese 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 166 OTHER REPORTS 167
COAT ARMS PROPOSED OF prominent feature of the proposed new design Two dioceses use the cross Ii as an ordinary in the base of the shield see Tab however no diocese Sable three lymphads Or on chief argent cross gules or missionary district has the cross in chief The cross in chief there
SYMBOLISM fore as proposed in the new design will achieve singular distinctiveness
among all diocesan arms within the Episcopal Church The three lymphads three the Susan the The three lymphads represent the ships Constant also are unique to the arms of the Diocese of Virginia In which landed in the of in every respect Godspeed and the Discovery Colony Virginia this proposed coat of arms will be particularly distinctive thus fulfilling and faith of those the year 1607 The ships are gold for the great hopes most effectively its primary purpose as device of identification This which the is early colonists The background within ships are portrayed arrangement works especially well in that it gives the cross precedence which their faith carried them Over black alluding to the unknown into over the ships and the three ships fit well into the triangular base of the within silver back the earthly ships is the red cross of Saint George shield In the science of heraldry three charges on shield as the three and the ministration of the ground symbolizing the beneficence of God lymphads unless otherwise stated are two above and in the Churches placed one art Anglican Virginia and American Episcopal of heraldry the lower one is rendered bit larger than the other two Since the Susan Constant DESIGN COMMENTS was larger than the Godspeed and the Discovery this also be may interpreted as appropriate The Saint George cross of the de of the school of belief that the essence of beauty is simplicity Being sign in addition to its reference to the Episcopal Church also alludes to this is simple The basic purpose of the heraldic coat design purposely very the Saint George cross which was the central ordinary of the arms of the of of is to ready and unmistakable device indentification arms provide Virginia Company and the Colony of Virginia The Saint George cross was which will carry its clarity of reading even at distance the flown the Susan flag by Constant the Godspeed and the Discovery which has been This proposed design is based upon the arms design The and key pastoral staff as supporters of the shield of arms are All used by the Diocese of Virginia since 1907 but executed more simply found most frequently among the arms of the Episcopal dioceses Although of the elements of the old design have been preserved with the exception they are not designated officially as the supporters for diocesan arms it from the of the See of London In of the swords which were taken arms is reasonable to assume that through custom they are in reality the accepted of the as reference to influence of the early Anglican Church place swords supporters for the arms of the diocese of the Episcopal Church Canterbury cross has been placed atop the miter above the shield The In the science of heraldry crests and mottoes are not used in the coats Archbishop of Canterbury and the Bishop of London both were members of arms for parish churches cathedrals dioceses or other hierarchical which founded the Colony of Virginia The Canter of the Virginia Company institutions of the clergy proper Affiliated institutions and lay organi the flower of the the bury cross also bears resemblance to dogwood tree zations as colleges schools societies and similar entities do ho%vever use of the official State flower of Virginia The keys original design are repre the full achievement if desired The miter is customary device for use sented in the key of the supporters behind the shield along with the pas above the shield of arms for those clerical institutions which are associated toral staff sometimes called crozier from the old arms The three lym directly with bishop The miter and its infulae as well as the supporters base of the phads of the old design are carried over to the proposed design are not formal parts of the coat of arms but are only decoration The shield The cross of the central ordinary and the latin cross charge are represented alone is the actual coat of arms in this case Depending upon the artistic in the arms by the Saint George cross of the chief proposed effect which composition or may be desired it will be proper to use any of In this design the cross as an overall ordinary has been avoid proposed the following presentations within the ed purposely as it has been the most used heraldic device arms the of the various dioceses of the Episcopal Church This is readily understood shield alone the shield with the miter in view of the place of the cross in Christianity Since however twenty- or the shield with the miter and infulae eight dioceses and missionary districts use the ordinary of the overall cross or the shield with the miter and and and three others use quartered coats which are similar to crossed coats or supporters key staff the shield with the infulae and there is total of thirty-one arms which unless scrutinized closely tend to or miter supporters
become confused and thus lose their distinctiveness see Tab Since the HARRY DOWNING TEMPLE Colonel coat of arms is device of identification if should above all else be distinc
tive and readily identifiable This is basic reason for simplicity of design retain the In respect for the design of 1907 it was desired to cross as OTHER REPORTS 169 168 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
and clergy are again alerted to the fact of the proposed rate ReportChurch Pension Fund treasurers increase which probably will not be authorized by the Trustees until 1972
In this once again assure all clergy treasurers submit to you certain information relative to the Church Pension concluding report may that should desire additional information the Fund that may be of interest and help and vestries they regarding Pension Fund that the Diocesan office stands to First The Church Life Insurance Corporation subsidiary of The Church every ready
Church Pension Fund has been selected by the General Convention to ccoperate submitted implement an insurance system fur all Episcopal clergy which has certain Respectfully mandatory features These are that all ordained Episcopal clergy shall be HoLcorenE PALMER covered by at least minimum of $10000.00 term life insurance at cost of
$85.60 per annum and secondly that clergy be covered with major medical ReportTrustees of the Funds insurance The Diocese entered into plan effective January 1971 the with with The Church Life Insurance mandatory date group plan Corpo As the Secretary and Treasurer of the Trustees of the Funds of the ration which provides both the Comprehensive Medical Care Plan and the make the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia following life insurance feature report to the 176th Annual Council In December 1970 the Church Pension Fund published booklet en The Trustees of the Funds of The Protestant Episcopal Church in the titled TIlE CHURCH PENsIoN FUNOTHE WAy IT WORKS is chartered FOR You This Diocese of Virginia Virginia Corporation which was by an act is an informative booklet and all clergy and parish treasurers should have it of the General Assembly February 1895 The charter has been amended
The Diocesan office will be glad to furnish this on request It was distributed in 1900 and 1965 to all The Church Pension Fund The booklet deals with enable the clergy by the The Corporation was chartered as legal corporation to various benefits The Church Pension Fund of through classified as follows Diocese to receive or to take by gift grant devise or bequest property
mixed and with provisions to hold to Clergy Retirement every description real personal distribute and to invest The Corporation is governed by Board of Clergy Disability their are with the of Widows Benefits Trustees who in fiduciary capacity charged duty under the circumstances which Childrens Benefits exercising the judgment or care prevailing of discretion and intelligence exercise in the management of Lump-Sum Death Benefits men prudence their own affairs not in regard to speculation but in regard to the permanent
It also deals with the whole area of assessments disposition of their funds considering the probable income as well as the
It will be of interest to know that The Church Pension Fund disbursed probable safety of their capital to 299 retired in the The Annual Council nominates to serve on the Board of Trustees clergy Diocese of Virginia $96189.60 during the year persons the are listed in Three clergymen who sought early retirement received $4476.00 annually when vacancies occur The Trustees serving Corporation Committees and Boards There are three clergymen receiving disability income in the amount of the front of the Journal under Officers the successful and $9398.40 and the Pension Fund paid to some 37 widows of clergy the sum of The Corporation has enjoyed over years operation well to receive and hold $57238.80 in 1970 Six orphans received benefits to the total of $4203.60 acts basically as bank of deposit as as bequests for the Diocese and other It receives The Church Pension Fund paid out for clergy widows and orphans of the and endowments specific purposes time to time from Churches as well as deposits from the Diocese Diocese of Virginia total of $171506.40 in the year 1970 funds from and invested The Church Pension Fund in addition to retirement benefits for indi all of which are co-mingled of the Trustees of the Funds listing those Parish vidual clergymen covers widows and/or children of clergymen who die in The financial report and Diocesan Funds on deposit as well as the inventory of all securities service as well as provides financial support for the clergyman who becomes owned the is printed in this disabled due to some crippling disease and provides benefit for the widow cash and other investments by Corporation REPORTs OF THE TREASURER of disabled clergyman Journal under the section Pullen and Company Certified Public Accountants who audit The Fund also helps to pay the assessment for the priest doing graduate that of the end of work the financial affairs of the Trustees each year show as individual Diocesan 1970 there were deposited with the Corporation 45 At the General Convention in Rouston the Church Pension Fund pre instruc Funds The majority of these Funds are designated to carry specific sented by official resolution the fact that the assessment rate to each Parish tions as to the application and use of the income earned for each minister would be raised from 15% to 18% Therefore Parish 170 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF INSTITUTIONS 171
Within Diocesan the category of Funds there are cci tam Funds which the Loan Commission of the Diocese of Virginia to Churches which have
the Trustees have received as bequests and which are for the specific use exhausted their credit with commercial lenders at prevailing interest rates
of an individual Church The Stafford and Olive Fox-Thomas Fund is Respectfully submitted an example where the Trustees accepted this bequest and respect specific instructions that the income earned will be paid to Emmanuel Church PALMER
Alexandria Another example is the Chambers Fund which was Secretary cad Treasurer given to the Trustees by the late Rev Chambers with instruction that the income be remitted to the treasurer of Westover Church Charles VI REPORTS OF INSTITUTIONS City County to be used for their missionary quota All funds listed as
Diocesan Funds are those received from whatever souice other than Chaplain Service of the Churches of Virginia Inc Individual Parishes or Churches Some agencies lose touch with its creative ministry with age Chaplain The total of the 45 funds held in the General Fund and identified as Service is 50 years old but it is attempting to be more creative and effective Diocesan Funds amounts to $1649433.29 than in the past
One hundred and seventy-nine individual Parish or Church funds are shepherds crook was chosen as Chaplain Services Golden Anniver held the which at the time of received with by corporation deposit lare sary Emblem The symbol is significant in that chaplains are much like instructions from the the allocation of income Vestry directing disposition or ancient shepherds They have an unique concern for the lost and lonely earned Each when vestry making deposit signs receipt document persons in our society As modern shepherds chaplains are devoted to that the be that recognizing deposit can withdrawn upon notice and the the often lonely task of caring for many persons that hurt deeply is not to The total value of the 179 Parish deposit subject appreciation person-centered ministry Chaplain Service reflects this emphasis by funds amounts to $2992200.54 spending 92% of its budget for staff This goes to employ trained and
Under the grouping Parish Funds funds are maintained for churches dedicated chaplains to work in direct ministry to inmates students and There full-time four for such purposes as Organ fund building fund theological education patients are seven Chaplains and part-time Chaplains
maintenance of the for all general endowment specific pew parochial school assist presently providing ministry 7600 persons daily They meet of ance and there are many funds for cemetery maintenance or perpetual care very high standards training and they all are highly dedicated to their work There is one complaint they all make Please send more chaplains During the year 1970 additions amounted to $346986.32 while with to help me meet the great challenge drawals during the same period amounted to $139232.04 Each year hundreds of persons and groups express special interest in The Trustees of the Funds have invested with the Diocesan Missionary this ministry by giving to the Christmas Stocking Fund This extra gift Society funds which are invested by that corporation in the Revolving Loan permits us to have one full-time and one part-time Chaplain extra to say Fund in the amount of $47591.90 we care all year What great Christmas gift to these lonely persons The corpoi ation for the past five years has paid interest at the rate of Over 7600 persons are daily in the 46 state prisons juvenile institutions 6% with the exception of 1968 when the rate was 6.25% to all funds on deposit and TB hospitals where Chaplain Service ministers Annually over 14000 and in 1970 paid 8.33% capital distribution to all funds on deposit In persons live in one of these institutions The age range is from seven to 1963 similar capital distribution of 15% was made 70 They come from every part of Virginia and they respond to the chap The Trustees have consistently tried to invest in securities that will lains ministry provide reasonably high rate of return with security of principal and The Rev William Shirah was appointed Chaplain at Bon Air School prospects of growth and accordingly share the income earned with all the for Girls and the Reception and Diagnostic Center on September 1969
is trained is funds that are on deposit The First and Merchants National Bank acts as Chaplain Shirah Baptist minister fully chaplain and the first male to Bon Air the custodian for all the investments with the actual accounting of the chaplain assigned Four seminary students received three months clinical pastoral educa corporation being done in the office of the Treasurer of the Diocese Distri tion at Beaumont School for Boys during the summer of 1970 This is the bution of earnings to all funds is made yearly and in the month of December first such program of training offered by Chaplain Service in several years however there are certain funds which receive semi-annual distribution and was supervised by Chaplain Nora Calvert Some unrestricted funds held the Trustees are with the by pledged The Rev William Dent became the Chaplain at the Virginia State First and Merchants National Bank as ccllateral for loans authorized by Farm on November 10 1970 Presbyterian minister Chaplain Dent REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS 173 DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 172 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL 1971
Counselors are this quarter involving nine clergymen with the expectation in Goochiand and ministers to 1300 inmates at the sprawling state prison this educational opportunity will continue to expnnd VIP Care is currently he completed year of Powhatan Counties After serving two parishes consulting with various denominations regarding contracts where continuing staff of Service education before joining the Chaplain clinical pastoral education for clergy and pastoral counseling for clergy and their families between the forgotten Service is the line of communication Chaplain will be provided in We bring you in our institutions and the Christians Virginia Care persons To further the goals listed above the Board of Directors of VIP They want to from the children and adults HELP you this message has invited The Rev Robert Myers III to become the first full-time Execu know the marvelous and more chaplains so that they can care more provide tive Director of the Institute and his acceptance of the position is expected through Christian love help that comes at the December 11 Board Meeting to become effective January 1971 of Pastoral Care at Richmond Tan REV GEORGE RlcscxTTs Executive Director The Rev Mr Myers is presently Director Memorial Hospital and Adjunct Professor of Clinical Pastoral Education
at Union Theological Seminary He holds the highest qualifications for of Pastoral Care Inc Virginia Institute with the American the position of Executive Director He is Diplomat realized two Full with the Associ Institute of Pastoral Care Inc Association of Pastoral Counselors and is Supervisor During 1970 the Virginia financial Commonwealth of Virginia assumed respon ation of Clinical Pastoral Education important goals The of two staff education programs at the University In addition to Mr Myers VIP Care anticipates adding new sibility for the clinical pastoral the March and the Medical College of Virginia Hospital people one in Richmond by April 1971 and one in Norfolk-Virginia Virginia Hospital in with these actions by the Commonwealth Beach area by June 1971 in September In conjunction continue his duties as of counseling centers to left our to We are continuing our development pastoral The Rev Clyde Watson employment Rev the hours of Virginia Hospital and The meet the requests from local churches and clergy For example Chaplain Supervisor at University and Hours of Coun staff of the Medical College as Professor of service rendered in pastoral counseling are 19681234 Prest Jr joined the of Hours of Patient Counseling leaving the position seling 19692289 Hours of Counseling First months 19702825 Head of the Department of Executive Director of VIP Care Inc Counseling these hours With and Va Hospital having become self-supporting The following breakdown gives an example of how were in the area of marital and devel its operations pastoral in one of the Richmond Centers 30.8% growth VIP Care is now prepared to expand spent just models of clinical pastoral education as extending beyond husband and wife rela counseling and to launch into new opment 23.4% family problems and of and conferences to pastors adjustment needs 7.6% with alcohol or well as developing the field workshops tionship 15.4% personal persons this latter area of ministry will become 3.8% involve sexual problems 3.8% children with de local churches It is anticipated drinking problems will hire an addi of and it is expected VIP Care velopment or school problems 3.8% pre-marital counseling and planning significant facet our work for problems 3.8% problems relating tional full-time man to give this special emphasis marriage 3.8% college adjustment education VIP Care plans with vocational reassessment One of the new models of clinical pastoral to desertion 3.8% clergy to receive offer for the parish clergymen An number of clergy and their families from all denomina to develop would opportunity increasing the Association for Clinical Pastoral Education assistance with marital and family counsel training accredited by tions are seeking our personal his continue functioning in his own parish using needs Inc yet allow him to ing seminars at VIP Care data for training taking churches invited to assist in parish experiences as the Norfolk and Virginia Beach us establishing of social opportunities from variety with Center in each facilities and receiving other learning the Tidewater Pastoral Counseling Centers one city and This program of clinical pastoral 1971 for that and health-care agencies personnel operating one day week in each For projected budget 1971 but will have high priority in of full-time Director education has yet to be developed area is $30000 assuming the hiring will be VIP Care facilities and personnel In addition it is anticipated In Richmond during 1970 three more clusters of churches invited us the field of theological education in involved in the development graduate to establish branches of the Richmond Pastoral Counseling Centers bring is working Union Theological Seminary in Virginia of pastoral counseling ing our total to six Centers at the masters degrees in pastoral counseling toward developing specialized The need for training in pastoral counseling continues to grow with the It rich to offer in this area doctoral and VIP Care has resources and levels following trend evident in the Richmond Centers student at has already been made with graduate beginning With establishment of the Pastoral Counseling Centers several new These programs involved in one of our pastoral counseling programs being means of financial came into being fees from counseling fees from of Pastoral support with the American Association leading toward certification Ti
174 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS 175
training and local center from Carl support churches However even with these menting the project and has appointed the Rev Howard Assistant new revenues they cover only approximately 75% of operating expenses Executive Secretary of the Virginia Council of Churches to handle the staff The from the Diocese of $8000 support Virginia will make it possible to work Last fall sixteen meetings were held six of them in our Diocese to realize our and and goals objectives is significant part of the projected initiate joint study of the Plan during Lent 1971 Commission members budget for 1971 of approximately $100000 were active in planning these and are making themselves available as re The Institute of Virginia Pastoral Care Inc was helped into being in source persons We hope that all our parishes will join in this ecumenical 1967 from the by support Episcopal Diocese of Virginia for this we are study with as many as possible of the eight other member denominations
grateful and are hopeful of your continued support in their neighborhoods and will include the Roman Catholics who arc take eager to part DR ROLAND RIDDICE President of the Board Our Diocesan representative on the Faith and Order Commission con
tinues to be the Rev Holt Souder with others coopted for the present VII REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS COCU project The Rev Leon Laylor and Mrs Ebbc Hoff continue as consultors to the Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmonds Ecumenical Commission Ecumenical on Relations Commission We have hopes that before long Tn-Diocesan Commission State The Commission may be established to facilitate our Episcopal representation on on Ecumenical Relations met six times during the the Council of Churches Our members wide basis with such organizations as Virginia year have been active and productive We are grateful and Souder Mrs Ebbe Hoff heartened the Last March the Rev Holt and attended by support given to the subject of ecumenism by the General Kansas This annual Convention last the National Workshop on Christian Unity in City October and for approval for the continuing conversations and attended with the Roman event is sponsored by the Roman Catholics is by delegations Catholic Orthodox Lutheran and other churches In from other denominations Our own national Officers take this Diocese we are ourselves of Episcopal part informing all the new developments and in the and invite all diocesan ecumenical officers to attend The hopefully on what have learned planning passing we to others and putting all this their information separate denominations have opportunity to hold own meetings to practical use This year as last we have concentrated our Fifty four Episcopal dioceses were present in Kansas City This is an im special efforts on the Consultation on Church Union portant and most helpful ecumenical event We are deeply grateful to Bishop During the course of the year three of our members resignedDr Elric Gibson for making it possible for the Diocese of Virginia to be represented Stewart for health reasons and the Rev David Cammack and the there It is that the Council will see financial for Rev William because our strong hope support Taylor they have left the Diocese We are grateful this its for their contributions as own responsibility New members of the Commission are the Rev Once again the Commission on Ecumenical Relations is requesting Robert Gilman the Rev William Hargett and the Rev Arthur Underwood that it be included in the of the Diocese Hitherto this has not been The Church Budget Episcopal Women are represented at our meetings by their found possible modest budget request has been submitted and we hope Convocation Ecumenical Representatives and by their Diocesan Board that 1971 will see change We feel that the Council should be aware of Representative We are indeed happy that the Rev Milton LeRoy has our Diocesan commitments with the other churches and share the agreed to work with us as staff liaison officer respon
The publication of the Plan of Union for the sibility Church of Christ Uniting in the Church and in Diocese the Consultation We realize that there are many people our by on Church Union last May brought to member churches affairs in We them to the for who do not place ecumenical high priority urge responsibility joint study and response Your Commission on Ecu- of the Church menial Relations reconsider their position As we see it the growing together is taking this obligation with the utmost seriousness We of Christ is in obedience to our Lords direct it all that all command undergirds hope Episcopalians in the Diocese will do the same This does and divided world in the not that we can do as Christians in the total fight imply that we necessarily approve of all the contents of the Plan of social and war Union but that we are committed against injustice poverty to evaluate it and respond critically and with honest Christian The CURTIS Chairman concern General Convention endorsed this Enna HOFF M.D study and thus committed us to pursue it Our World Mission Commission together with those of Southern Virginia and South western Dioceses have taken role in the leading establishment of plan The Commission on World Mission will have as its priority in 1971 for joint study throughout the State The Faith and Order Commission the Diocesan Companionship Relations program To further this com of the Virginia Council of Churches has accepted for responsibility imple panion relationship the Commission will undertake the following 176 176T11 ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS 177
The Youth will Exchange Program be nine-week summer experienee First of all the Commission has grown as fellowship where newly for six Virginia students between the ages of 16 and 19 at the expense committed Christians may come and share their experience of Christ in of the World Mission Commission Selection of the six students will he an atmosphere of love and acceptance Members of the Commission also March 1971 completed by Placement will be in homes of families in extend invitations to persons seeking relationship with Christ and thus Barbados and in Mexico The program will also involve six famiEes actually practice evangelism Two invited guests date their new birth in in three will host students Virginia from Mexico and three to host Christ to Commission meeting The Commission believes that if each students from Barbados Applicants for the receiving families are church could develop fellowship where people come together and honestly needed at this time The students sent into families receiving will share with each other their problems needs and help in an atmosphere Ihe Church represent Episcopal in Virginia in this exchange of Chris of love that the Church will be well on its road to renewal tians in differing cultures and backgrounds Secondly the Commission has continued its work in the diocese and The Commission World It has on Mission has prepared study material for outside beocme familiar with The Anglican Fellowship of Prayer and adults children youth for use in Lent 1971 or at some other appro Young Life College Life Faith Alive Youth Co-ops House of Bread and time The childrens priate material called New Companions seeks the Directions Please Youth Booth which was established with the help to teach that Gods children of Mexico and Barbados are both like and of commission member at the Prince William County Fair It gave sup unlike and that us our lives are enriched as we get to know them and port to youth witnessing weekend in Remington the Agape coffee house their and work ways at telling them about ourselves thruugh art work in Georgetown and helped an ex-addiet with her education Many The youth and adult Kook Look of the members witnessed to their of Christ and the material Out In which is really experience spoke on mirror of missions aims to help groups get to know something of the Christian answer to drug addiction at many churches both inside the diocese churches in our companion dioceses and the problcms thcy face to and outside as far away as Staunton examine our attitudes toward and giving receiving and in turn face The commission has used the Prayer Share Prepare study course and of the some challenges of our problems in the broader framework of an through the work of one of its members has improved and extended it We outside viewpoint believe that this is the best study course available for small groups
this In The Virginia Churchman each month the commission has Also year the childrens mite box lentcn offering will he divided presented between our Diocesan Commission stories of people whose lives have been transformed by Jesus Christ The on World Mission and the Presiding Fund for editor has requested that these columns of personal witness be continued Bishops World Relief The latter truly fulfills the Lords Five columns were reproduced and used at the Prince William Fair injunction in the great judgment scene from the Gospel of St Matthew widely which states Inasmuch have by the Directions Please booth for youth Christian witness as you done it to one of the least of these the Commission has continued work my brethren you have done it unto me The former the Commission Finally to spearhead on drug on World will further the abuse and rehabilitation both educationally and with addicts Mission Tn-Diocesan Partner relationship by working the ex-addict between the Mexican Episcopal Church the Anglican Diocese of Through Commission an was sent into parish where with Gods he able lead from Barbados and the Diocese of Virginia help was to teenager away drugs The teenager is now back in school and well on his way to rehabilitation resolution Since this offering comes from our children and young people it is calling for funding of drug abuse work by our National Church was presented most that the appropriate first use of these funds go to further the to Council and unanimously approved of exchange young people among the three dioceses The lenten study The commission has elected The Rev Dabney Wellford of Warsaw material for all of us should prepare both youth and adults towards as its new chairman beginning January 1971 and we look forward to con one of our goalswarm and rich personal relationship among the peoples under his of the three dioceses tinuing leadership WaTER Tmnsmn Chairman THE REV ROBEET CaEwnsou Chairman
Commission on Evangelism The Liturgical Commission
In the commission continued 1970 to grow as committed group of revival of liturgical awareness has been gaining momentum in the people in the Lords work Responsibilities were further shared so that it Church over the past few years The official response of the Episcopal has developed as an effective team There has been shift in emphasis so Church has been the Prayer Book Studies prepared by the Standing Liturgi that the Commission now serves in several ways cal Commission and most recently the Prayer Book Revisions authorized DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 178 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL REPORTS OF COMMISSIONS 179
the Houston Convention The principle of trial use is meant the problems out of for trial use by arising liturgical change in the life of the Church as revised the whole of our Church in the development of new and well as consider in detail to involve Prayer Book Studies 21 The Eucharist In of our forms which more accurately convey our understanding subsequent workshops we will review the liturgical Daily Office the Initiatory Rite awakened new interest selves as the Church This process of trial use has and the various Pastoral Offices within and has freedom and variety in worship in liturgy provided greater The Commission will form music sub-committee which will adapt It is then that we certain stated yet very broad perimeters important music to the new trial and uses help us to use liturgical music in new and not as the development of new rite to replace an see our trial use simply creative ways rather of reorientation from old rite in the Prayer Book but as period Also we are anxious to be clearing house for new ideas and successful fixed to more flexible liturgical expression experiments in trial use and other liturgical matters so that we all the may But the more freedom we are allowed in our liturgy and worship benefit from each others experience must be to the greater is our need for responsibility First we responsible And finally we stand to in ready help any way that we can If of our own parish or the liturgical stance you past Behind the liturgical use have questions or problems about liturgy or trial forms of in the Episcopal use please write us and of our own diocese or even behind the worship we will share with you what answers we have evolved over the We Church is rich liturgical tradition that has years
in order to correctly guide and evaluate the must understand this heritage Respectfully submitted
liturgical changes taking place today DANIEL MONTAGLTE Chairman world Like it or in our JR Second we must be responsible to the not Liturgical Commission of the world in which we live offering to him liturgy we come to God out with the bad It is essential then that our liturgy all that we are the good asking ReportShrine Mont allow us to be ourselves without escape into pretence or nostalgia the of alive in Christ Gods forgiveness and experiencing joy being The 1970 season ran from the first week-end in April through the last to the who have come together And third we must be responsible people week-end in October There 84 were Camps Conferences and Retreats What is for one in particular situation to celebrate liturgy appropriate during the season with 4981 persons attending In addition there were 887 for another We must begin or congregation may not be appropriate vacationing Some for group guests week-ends only with others staying from one and then with with people where they are in their liturgical awareness to nine weeks Our schedule of regular Services were conducted at The The word in them to broaden their understanding key Cathedral patience help Shrine by our chaplain The Rev Churchill Gibson Jr liturgy is appropriate Saint Georges Camp operated at capacity for period of six weeks we see the principal responsibility with 90 and staff of 20 Out of this liturgical perspective campers persons Improvements at St Georges and of the Commission as that of facilitating enriching support during the season include machine and Liturgical washing dryer and air-conditioning rather than that of laying down legal restrictions in the Directors ing the process of trial use cottage take Bad liturgy or hasty experi Our 1971 season will for under which experimentation may place open the week-end following Easter and con will be to the and tinue mentation will provide its own punishment It up priest through October
to determine their of participation in the process his congregation own pace WILMER MOOMAW Director in order for the of trial use Such self-determination is essential experience that of trial use to be creative and meaningful It is recommended parish to assist the in the prepara liturgical committees be appointed priest proper the tion of the congregation for trial use of new rite for determining pace the what is liturgically in of experimentation and for evaluating happening congregation several months The Commission will sponsor workshops over the next various Book Revisions The which will take up one by one the Prayer on Tuesday first workshop will be held at Trinity Church Fredericksburg Under the leadership of the February 9th from 1000 am until 400 p.m will look at Rev Henry Bruel President of the Associated Parishes we Loan Commission of Diocese of Virginia
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Paid Pledged Paid on Pledged on PLACE AND CHURCH to 1970 to 1970 COUNTY Pledges COUNTY PLACE AND CHURCH Pledges Program to Date Program to Date
Raccoon Ford- St Pauls ITENRICO COUNTY 500 00 500 00 RapidanEmmauuel 25000$ 25O jghland SpringsMessiah -i 50 SandstonOu Saviour 60000 00 ESSEX COUNTY
LorettoVauters 550 00 -i 550 00 CITY OF RICHMOND Millers TavernGrace Church 300 00 7652 00 7944 00 30000 4flSaints Millers TavernSt Pauls 900 00 450 Ascension 1500 00 1500 00 00 Christ 00 TappahannockSt Johns 1124 00 1124 00 Emmanuel 13500 00 13500 1000 00 1800 00 Epiphany FAIRFAX COUNTY and 16690 00 16690 00 Grace Holy Trinity AnnandaleSt Albans 2100000 19150 7100 00 710000 00 Holy Comforter Church of the Apostles 2875 00 3611 19 st Andrews 6500 00 6500 00 500 AnnandaleSt Barnabas 2000 00 2000 04 st Bartholomews 500 00 88 BurkeGood Shepherd 800 00 80000 st Jamess 27500 00 27500 00 CentrevilleSt Johns 860 00 860 00 St Johns 3600 00 3600 00 Reston 200 00 20000 ot Martins 500 00 240 00 Truro Church 21000 00 2100000 st Marks 10000 00 10000 00 The Falls Church 21000 00 22040 29 St Matthews 8970 00 8970 00 St Patricks 500 00 500 00 St Pauls 41560 00 .41560 00 25 Baileys Cross RoadsSt Pauls 2400 00 2400 00 St Peters 500 00 500 FranconiaOlivet 600 00 60000 St Philips 1700 00 1700 00 Great FallsSt Francis-in-the-Field 200 00 200 40 St Stephens 39500 00 39500 00 HerndonSt Timothys 3500 00 3500 00 St Thomas 5500 00 5500 00 LortonPohick 4000 00 4000 00 Varina Church 1350 00 1350 00 McLeanSt Johns 16000 00 16000 00 Tysons CornerSt Thomas 1000 00 1000 00 KING AND QUEEN COUNTY St Dunstans 12000 00 12000 00 Immanuel 425 00 425 00 SpringfieldSt Christophers 2400 00 230000 ViennaHoly Comforter 7000 00 7000 00 KING GEORGE COUNTY St Johns 1512 64 1512 64 FAUQUIER COUNTY OwensSt Pauls 3238 16 1238 16 AdaSt Andrews 90 00 95 00 Port ConwayEmmanuel 1222 20 1222 20 CasanovaGrace 625 00 625 00
CatlettSt Stephens 600 00 700 00 KING WILLIAM COUNTY Piedmont Parish 666 00 666 00 AylettSt Davids MarkhamLeeds Parish 103000 1118 00 West PointSt Johns 5000 00 5000 00 RemingtonSt Lukes 100 00 100 00 St Pauls 200 00 650 00 The PlainsGrace 7600 00 7600 00 UppervilleTrinity 50 00 50 00 LANCASTER COUNTY WarrentonSt James 8000 00 8000 00 KibnarnockGrace 6000 00 6500 04 LancasterTrinity 225 00 FLUVANNA 500 00 500 00 COUNTY LivelySt MarysWhite Chapel Bremo BluffGrace ColumbiaSt Johns LOUDOUN COUNTY AldieOur Redeemer 300 00 300 00 FREDERICK OTJNTY LeesburgSt James 4200 00 4200 00 WinchesterChrist Church 18600 00 18600 00 MiddleburgEmmanuel 3000 00 3000 00 OatlandsOur Saviour 110 00 GLOUCESTEJ COUNTY PurcellvilleMadison Parish 2300 00 2300 00 Ware Church 8000 00 8000 00 White MarshAbingdon 1000 00 1000 00 LOUISA COUNTY 500 00 450 00 Trinity Parish GOOCH LAND COUNTY Grace 50 00 600 00 MADISON COUNTY Richmond D.St Marys 6895 80 6899 88 Piedmont Parish 25000
GREENE COUNTY MATHEWS COUNTY 00 00 200 00 StanardsvilleGrace 330 330 00 Kingston Parish 200
HA NOVER COUNTY MIDDLESEX COUNTY 00 00 AshlandSt James The Less 3600 3300 00 Christ Church 800 00 1000 MechanicsvilleChurch of the Creator 500 00 458 26 DoswellSt Martins Pa .ish 2338 00 2700 00 NEW KENT COUNTY 00 HanoverCalvary \o4on 120 00 100 00 St Peters 1050 00 1050 St Pauls 1200 00 1200 00 MontpelierOur Savi our 75 00 75 00 Old ChurchImmanuel 728 00 658 45 184 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 185
CHURCHESCoNTINUED RECEIPTS FROM PARISHES AND II OPERATING ACCOUNT OF THE DIOCESE
Pledged Paid so HOLCOMBE PALMER Treasurer COUNTY PLACE AND CHURCH to 1970 Pledges Program to Date REPORT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY FleetooSt 131 00 53400 To the Executive Committee HeathsvilleStMarys 100 00 500 00 Stephens 00 1000 00 WicomicoWicomnico Church 1000 Diocese of Virginia
ORANGE COUNTY Richmond Virginia GordonsvilleChriat Church 2000 00 100000 00 3100 00 St Thomas 3500 have We examined the balance sheet of the Diocesan Program of the PAGE COUNTY of Diocese Virginia as of December 31 1970 on cash basis and the related InghamSt Pauls 200 00 200 00 LurayChciot Mission Church 200 00 200 00 statements of income and expenditures and changes in fund balances for the Mission Church 200 00 231 50 Pies GroveSt Georges then ended Our examination year was made in accordance with generally PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY accepted auditing standards and accordingly included such tests of the HaymarketHaymarket Pariah 440 00 440 00 MauaaaaaTrinity 4800 00 4800 00 accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered St Martins 200 00 250 00 necessary in the circumstances WoodbridgeSt Margarets 500 00 500 00
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY In our opinion the accompanying statements present fairly the assets WaahingtouBromfleld 1980 00 1980 00 and liabilities of the Diocesan Program of the Diocese of Virginia at Decem RICHMOND COUNTY ber 31 1970 and the income and and in fund FarnhamNorth Facoham 725 00 725 00 expenditures changes balances WarsawSt Johns 1000 00 1400 00 for the then cash year ended on basis consistent with that of the preceding ROCKINGHAM COUNTY year HarrisonhurgEounauuel 2000 00 2000 00 680 00 678 92 PULLEN Co LynnwsodGrace Certified Public Accountants SHENANDOAH COUNTY Richmond Virginia Mt JacksonSt Andrews 200 00 200 00 350 00 350 00 Orkney SpringsTraoslguratisn March26 197 WosdstockEnmaouel 1058 00 1056 00
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY 00 00 FredericksburgSt Georges 11750 11750 6200 00 6159 96 FredericksburgTrinity 88 00 23 00 BumpassSt Jehmms 00 540 00 Christ Church 480
STAFFORD COUNTY 100 00 StaffordAquia 100 00
WARREN COUNTY 6300 00 6300 00 Front RoyalCalvary
WESTMORELAND COUNTY 500 00 500 00 Colonial BeachSt Marys HagueCople Pariah 1100 00 110000 840 00 MontrossSt James 840 00 200 00 Nomini GroveSt Pauls 200 00 70000 Oak GroveSt Peters 700 00
Tomes 725032 30 719380 60 II DIOCESAN PROGRAM BALANCE SHEET
December 31 1970 ExRmn ASSETS LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
OPERATING FUNDS OPERATING FUNDS
Cash $107806 22 Liabilities Less of other funds Equity Accounts payable therein below 18079 45 taxes withheld .$ 33 88826 77 Payroll 1958 Diocesan So Loans and advances Missionary ciety 52439 34 Advances to Bishops St Barnabas Mission... 5091 71 Missions Funds 7500 00 59489 38 Notes payable American Airlines Inc deposit 425 00 Payable $2500 annually 7500 00 National Churchdue The Church Pension March 13 1972 10000 00 Fund 78 deposit 9004 17500 00 Officers and employee Restricted funds unexpended loans 4639 28 balances Hospitalization pre Gifts designated objec miums advance 8390 13 jectives 39002 79 Other restricted funds 23985 09 Charlottesville Housing 62987 88 Foundation note due Fund balance April 23 1972 10000 00 Appropriated operating Advances to missions.. 7502 21 reserve 10595 20 Unappropriated deficit. 10502 71 Bishops residence 11 9249 River Road advance 3781 58 51242 98 Total Operating Funds 140069 75
Total Operating Funds 140069 75 CHURCH EXTENSION FUNDS
CHURCH EXTENsIoN FUNDS Liabilities Notes Equity in Operating Funds cash above 1897945 payable First Merchants Na- Total Church Extension Funds 18979 45 tional Bankdemand 50000 00
BISHOPS MIssIoNs FUNDS Fund balance deficit Note receivable7% due 1172se- Designated fundsDepart cured bydeed of trust note on prop ment of Missions 17489 54 erty sold 18000 00 Undesignated funds def Land and buildings 95 1579598 icit 48510 09 Rectories 154166 66 31020 55
rrOtal Church Extension Funds 18979 45
Bisnoss MISSIONS FUNDS
Liabilities
Notes payable $891938 04 Loans from Diocesan Mis sionary Society 157994 00 Advances from Operating Funds 7500 00 $1057432 04 Fund balances
Expenditures made by the missions $115905 99 Expenditures made from Church Extension Funds 435797 91 Expenditures made by Di ocese 4194 92 Donated 138434 75 694333 57
Total Missions Bishops Funds 1751765 flu Total Bishops Missions Funds 1751765 61
$1910814 81 $1910814 81 188 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 189
SUMMARY OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES Amount Iotat OPERATING FUNDS Other gifts designated for the De
partment of Missions 7008 00 Year Ended December 31 1970 EXHIBIT ______14670 54
Appropriated Individual gifts for Program 21554 90 Operating Unap pro
Reserve priated Total Total Income $787213 31
Balance 1970.$10 109 88 14300 82 4190 94 DeficitJanuary EXPENDITURES
Add Work outside the Diocesan Departmental Program 326548 00 Transfer from Unappropriated 485 32 Department of Missions 135066 07 Operating Fund 485 32 of Christian Education 99 Excess of income over expendi Department 51349
43 4283 43 Program Director 10208 24 tures for the year 4283 Department of Christian Social
Relations 96 $10595 20 10017 39 577 81 11889 of Christian 82 Deduct Department Stewardship 16347 Diocesan Operating Expenses 227283 09 Transfer to Appropriated Oper Diocesan of publishing THE VIRaINIA 485 32 485 32 expense ating Reserve CHURCHMAN 4236 71
Balance DeficitDecember 31 Total Expenditures 782929 88 1970 $10595 20 10502 71 92 49
Excess of Income Over Expenditures for the Year 4283 43
STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURES OPERATING FUNDS STATEMENT OF INCOME EXPENDITURES AND BALANCES CHURCH EXTENSION FUNDS Year Ended December 31 1970 EXHIBIT Year Income Amount Total Ended December 31 1970 EXHIBIT Church pledgesi 970 $719380 60 DESIONATED FUNDSDEPARTMENT 01 MISSIONS Church pledges1969 14786 14 74 $734166 Amount Total Investment income BALANCEJANUARY 1970 $23413 04 For clergy pension premiums 14965 03 INCOME Use of office and bookkeeping serv ices Gift from St Johns McLean Virginia for
Sterling Park Mission 2000 00 Trustees of the funds 153360 Gifts designated for Department of Missions 3512 69 Memorial Trustees 200 00 5512 69 Church schools 122 50 1856 10 EXPENDITURES $28925 73 Gifts and income designated for De
partment of Missions Grants
of the Diocesan Invested Funds St Andrews Ada 1945 00 54 Missionary Society 7662 St Bartholomews Richmond 335 10
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190 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 191
Amount lotat Amount Total St Margarets Woodbridge .$ 6414 00 Dunn Loring property Fairfax 01 Sterling Park Mission 1800 00 County 5890 Sydenstriker property West Spring Richmond Area Planning Com field Fairfax mittee 500 00 County 3503 35
______10994 10 Total Bishops Missions $28355 88 Other miscellaneous expenses 442 09 11436 19 Other expenditures
Interest on loan from First Merchants BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 $17489 54 National Bank 3033 33 Church of the UNDESIGNATED FUNDS Creator Mechanicsville 10657 41 Church of the Resurrection BALANCEJAN VARY 1970 Deficit $44990 62 Alexandria $23902 23 Less INcoME Received from Church of the Resurrection 15500 04 Designated income from sales of property 8402 19 Vassar RoadSuifragan Bishops resi Coverston property Prince William dencefrom Diocesan Missionary So County 450 00 ciety 16225 95 Dunn Loring property Fairfax County... 1649 99 Vaughan 10976 16 property Sydenstriker property West Springfield Walker property 23479 83 Fairfax County 1552 61
St Barnabas Mission 100 00 50681 94
Total Expenditures 54201 41 EXPENDITURES 5691 32
For Bishops Missions BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 Deficit $48510 09 Curtailment of loans
St Barnabas Mission Annandale
AdvanceOperating Fund 2500 00 SUMMARY OF CHANGES IN FUND BALANCE BISHOPS MISSIONS FUNDS St Margarets Mission Woodbridge Year Loanland and building 2029 35 Ended December 31 1970
EXHIBIT Church of the Creator Mechanicsville EXPENDITUEES MADE BY THE MIssIoNs Loanland 1000 00 Loanbuilding 3313 01 Amount Tot at 4313 01 BALANCEJANUARY 1970 69 Church of the Resurrection 95338 Alexandria 8120 16 ADD Coverston property Prince St Aidans Vernon William County 2000 00 Mission Mt
Principal on loan on land and build
18962 52 ing 7757 77
Principal on loan on rectory 753 62 5691 32 8511 39 REPORTS TREASURERS 193 192 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 OF
Amount Total Amount Total
Less in note St Barnabas Mission Annandale Remaining equity received in connection with Principal on loan on land and build sale $18000 00 ing 2567 71 7000 00 Principal on loan on rectory 481 34 Walker property 1115239 3049 05 18152 39 St Margarets Mission Woodbridge
loan land and Principal on on BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 $435797 91
building 199 60
EXPENDITURES MDE BY THE DIoCEsE St Martins Mission Ilenrico County
Principal on loan on rectory 232 52 BALANCEJANUARY 1970 1232 92
Church of the Resurrection Mission ADD Alexandria Expenditures made from Operating Funds Principal on loan on land and buildings 6074 74 during the year for the following St Francis-in-the-Field Mission Great Falls 2000 00 St Martins Henrico 1615 45 20567 30 Mission County St Margarets Mission Woodbridge 460 92
residenceli River Road 885 63 BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 $115905 99 Bishops 2962 00
EXPENDITURES MADE FROM CHURCH EXTENSION FUNDS BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 4194 92
BALANCEJANUARY 1970 $425594 42 DONATED ADD BALANCEJANTTABYI 1970 AND DECEMBER31 1970 $138434 75
Expenditures made from Church Extension Funds during the year for the following missions
St Barnabas Mission Annandale 2500 00
St Margarets Mission Woodbridge 2029 35
Church of the Creator Mechanicsville 4313 01
Church of the Resurrection Alexandria 8120 16 Sydenstriker property West Springfield Fairfax County 3503 35 Coverston property Irince William County 2000 00 Dunn Loring property Fairfax County 5890 01 28355 88
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CLASSIFICATION AND ACCOUNT 1-1-70 Receipts nients In Out 12-31-70
DEPARTMENT MISSIONS 6750 Deacon revolving auto loan fond .8 6750 Bernard Johnson Discretionary Fond 577 87 158707 1663 01 501 93 1450 Blue Ridge Miosions 1450 485 50 Margaret Grindle Towle Fund 485 50
Total Department of Missions 1077 87 1654 57 1677 51 105493
DEPARTMENT OF CEBISTIAN EDUCATION Mrs McLeod Discretionary Fund 155 155 7322 5000 12322 Conference scholarships 05 200 00 Reserve for equipment replacement 1736 1665 65 270 40t Revolving Fund 290 94 1532 15 1497 42 325 67 Diocesan Youth Projects 5980 5980 Rev Milton LeRoy Discretionary Fund 95 42 290 00 380 33 75 13 84
Total Department of Christian Education 225388 187215 200097 6165 206341
DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL RELATIONS Richmond City Missionary 187 83 187 83 211 62 211 62
Total Department of Christian Social Relations 187 83 187 83 211 62 211 62
DIOCESAN OPERATING EXPENSES 739 52 Reserve for repairs to Bishops house 77 299 2000 00 2440 25 2000 00 00 Reserve for expenses of General Convention 4000 4775 47 10175 47 600 00t Fletcher Lowe special 56000 56000 38 600 00 80 Reserve for auto replacement 5765 2034 5000 00 9330 58 359 26 00 00 Scholarships John Moneure 2000 2000 359 26 925 100 00 Scholarships Children of Clergy 00 8700 00 7200 00 2325 00 All Saints Memorial Chapel Mitchells Virginia 2034 87 1002 02 3036 89
Total Diocesan Expense Budget 11974 28 7037 49 23209 79 17600 00 13401 98 196 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 197
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Account EXPENDITURES_OPERATI FUNDS Amount Total PROGRAM Adnunistrative WORK OUTSIDE THE DIOCESAN DEPARTMENTAL expenses Assistant executive secretary and office sec SCHEDULE Year Ended December 31 1970 retary salary annuity and social security .$ 12445 67 Amount Assistant ccount to executive secretary 2420 88 Travel 00 2303 05 assessment 311525 General church pledge and Upkeepnew church sites 2994 91 of Inc 2500 00 to Service of Church Virginia Grants Chaplaincy Telephone postage and supplies 1700 00 2650 00 of Churches Virginia Council Fire insurance 3000 00 1879 29 Lawrenceville Virginia St Pauls College Retired workers 00 pensions 1680 00 assessment 1373 of Washington Synod Province 80 5500 00 25423 of the Churches in Virginia Inc Chaplains Service Total 326548 00 $135066 07 Total
EXPENDITURESOPERATING FUNDS DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION
Year Ended December 31 1970 SCHEDULE FUNDS EXPENDITURES_OPERATING Account mount DEPARTMENT OF MISSIONS Secretarysalary and social security 6712 66 1970 SCHEDULE Year Ended December 31 Office expense 698 50
Transfer to restricted fundsreserve for of Total replacement equip Account Amount ment 200 Of
EXPENDITURES Summer conferences and camps 12000 00 Adult education 100000 Aid to congregations Madison College 00 4499 97 2335 Alexandria All Saints Mary Washington College 4075 00 Meade Memorial 1999 94 Alexandria Commonwealth 5442 10 Virginia University 14025 83 Alexandria St Marks University of Virginia 00 5999 90 10303 Arlington St Johns 8558 48 Charlottesville Albemarle Total 13999 93 51349 99 Charlottesville Trinity 2784 78 Great Falls St Francis of the Messiah 9999 92 Highland Springs Church EXPENDITURESOPERATING FUNDS 1907 73 Louisa Trinity Parish PROGRAM DIRECTOR 6549 95 Mechanicsville Church of the Creator Year Ended December 1970 5999 92 31 SCHEDULE Page County Ministry 4499 96 Reston Account Amount 90 Richmond St Bartholomews 6499 91 Program Directorsalary housing pension etc 8882 00 Richmond St Martins 1999 Utilities 00 678 95 Richmond St Peters 10000 Travel 647 29 9099 96 Triangle St Martins 9299 92 West Point St Pauls Total 500 00 10208 24 Woodbridge St Margarets $109642 27 REPORTS 200 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 OF TREASURERS 201
EXPENDITURESOPERATING FUNDS Account Amount DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL RELATIONS Clergy pension fund assessment 8461 00 TravelBishop Smith Year Ended December 31 1970 SCHEDULE 1746 01 insurance Aetna subsidy 8000 00 Account Amount TravelBishop Gibson 1500 00 TravelBishop Hall 2781 30 Office 500 00 expense TravelE Palmer 1750 35 Travel 1036 35 TravelBishop Chilton 753 30 Executive secretarysalary and social security 6188 00 Depreciation of Diocesan autos 00 Utilities 415 61 4000 Bishops office ordinations 198 50 Richmondtrust 3500 00 Examining Chaplains and Standing Committee 270 80 WashingtonMETC 250 00 Medical examinationministerial students 580 00 Clergy conference expense 2040 26 Total 11889 96 Telephone and telegraph 9334 17 Postage 2193 76 Stationery and supplies EXPENDITURESOPERATING FUNDS expense 5527 19 Audit expense 1900 00 DEPARTMENT OF CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP Repairs to office equipment 1623 04
Year Ended December 31 1970 SCHEDULE Fuel water and electricity 3633 50 Repairs to Mayo House 1691 89 Account Amount Insurance and taxesMayo House 2806 37
Executive secretarysalary and social security 6226 34 Janitors supplies and cleaning 5887 49
Secretarysalary and social security 5946 50 Miscellaneous 2138 46 and for Telephone and telegraph 343 32 Expenses rent Suifragan Bishops office Alexandria 2133 34
Postage 250 00 Expenses of council meeting 1370 84
Stationery and supplies 400 00 Printing of Diocesan Journal 6328 27 General Promotionstewardship 2324 09 convention expenses 1925 00 Baseline and Travelexecutive secretary 857 57 Bi-Polar Management 8326 02 Scholarship of Children of Clergy 7000 00 Total 16347 82 John Moneure Scholarship 2000 00 Deacons training program 14478 18
EXPENDITURESOPERATING FUNDS Total $227283 09 DIOCESAN OPERATING EXPENSES
Year Ended December 31 1969 SCHEDULE
Account Amount EXPENDITURESOPERATING FUNDS DIOCESAN EXPENSE OF PUBLISHING Salaries and housing 8102224 17 THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN UtilitiesBishop Gibson 188 44 Year Ended December 1970 SCHEDULE UtilitiesBishop Smith 581 04 31
residence Episcopal Alexandria 2437 50 Account Amount Tot at UtilitiesBishop Hall 1445 33 Editorsalary and social security 12515 91 Episcopal residence Richmond 3000 00 Assistant Editorsalary and social security 6356 55 Social security 2796 79 Reserve for purchase of auto 1000 00 Lay workers annuity 2230 78 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 203 202 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
Account Amount Total Account Amount Total Church of The Creator Mechanicsville 00 Printing expense 10956 Land and 63 7356 31 building $159502 Mailing expense 434 10 Rectory 21429 27 Clipping and photo service expense 29 180931 90 Administrative expense 1635 Rolf Property Alexandria Travel 1121 84 Land 45000 00
Total Expenditures 41376 00 St Francis-in-the-Field Mission Great Falls Less Land and building 59000 00 55 Parish subscription income 32556 income 4582 74 Advertising Church of the Resurrection Mission Alexandria
Land and building $412767 90 Total Income 37139 29 Rectory 29805 31
442573 21 71 Net Expenditures 4236 Coverston Tract Prince William
Land 19410 86
ASSETSBISHOPS MISSIONS FUNDS Reston Property Fairfax County Land 14042 74 December 31 1970 SCHEDULE
Dunn Loring Property Faiifax County Account Amount Total
Land 50339 00 Note receivable7% due 3-11-72secured by
deed of trust note sold 18000 00 on property Hulliard Property Loudoun County
Land 34423 85 St Aidens Mission Mt Vernon
Land and building $298720 97 Sydenstiiker Property West Springfield Fair 70 Rectory 29851 fax County 328572 67 Land 44383 48 St Barnabas Mission Annandale residenceil River Richmond Land and building $107581 84 Bishops Road 75 Rectory 24696 Land and building 80094 75 132278 59
St Martins Mission Henrico County Total $1751765 61
Land and building 96105 80 25475 35 Rectory LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES 121581 15 BISHOPS MISSIONS FUNDS St Margarets Mission Woodbridge
79 December 31 1970 SCHEDULE 10 Land and building $138008 28 Rectory 22908 Account Amount Total 160917 07 Equity of Church Extension Funds in note re Moncure Property Richmond ceivable from property sold 18000 00 Land 20216 34 204 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 205
Amount Total Account Account Amount Total Aidans Vernon St Mission Mt Moncure Property Richmond
Note payableland and building $216095 35 Fund balance Note payablerectory 17123 05 Expenditures made from Church Exten from Diocesan Society.. 7500 00 Loan Missionary sion Funds 20216 34 Fund balance Church of The the Mission 46 Creator Mechanicsville Expenditures made by 41375 Notes Expenditures made from Church Exten payablebuilding $122791 56 Loan from Diocesan sion Funds 46478 81 Missionary Society. 22500 00 328572 67 Fund balance
St Barnabas Mission Annandale Expenditures made from Church Exten sion Funds Note payableland and building 52214 88 34800 34 Donations Note payablerectory 15093 70 840 00 00 Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society 7500 180931 90 Rolf Advance from Operating Fund 7500 00 Property Alexandria Fund balance Fund balance Expenditures made from Church Exten 11 Expenditures made by the Mission 17023 sion Funds Exten 45000 00 Expenditures made from Church
sion Funds 3294690 St Francis-in-the-Field Mission Great Falls 132278 59 Note payableland 8500 00 St Martins Mission Henrico County Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society... 12400 00 Note payableland and building 17530 44 Fund balances Note payablerectory 9723 19 Expenditures made by the Mission 8630 00 Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society.. 62500 00 Expenditures made from Church Exten Fund balance sion Funds 1397000 96 Donated Expenditures made by the Mission 7042 Land 15500 00
Expenditures made from Church Exten 59000 00 Church of the sion Funds 23169 11 Resurrection Mission Alexandria made Diocese 1615 45 Notes Expenditures by payableland building and rectory $288707 96 121581 15 Fund balances Woodbridge St Margarets Mission Expenditures made from Church Exten 47 Note payableland and building 54703 sion Funds 4148034 70 made Note payablerectory 15585 Expenditures by the Mission 37384 91 00 Donated Loan from Diocesan Missionary Society.. 45594 Land 75000 00
21 Fund balance 442573 Coverston Tract Prince William County Mission 55 Expenditures made by the 4449 Notes payableland 6000 00 Church Exten Expenditures made from Fund balance sion Funds 4012343
460 92 Expenditures made from Church Exten Expenditures made by Diocese sion Funds 160917 07 13410 86 19410 86 206 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 207
Account Amount Total COMMENTS ON FINANCIAL POSITION AND INCOME AND EXPENDITURES Reston Property Fairfax County Virginia
Fund balance FINANCIAL POSITION made from Church Exten Expenditures The financial position of the Diocese of Virginia at December 31 1970 sion Funds 14042 74 in detail in is presented the Balance Sheet Exhibit Comments relating to the several fund classifications are as follows Dunn Loring Property Fairfax County
Notes payableland 14613 86 OPERATING FuNDS
Firnd balance summary of Operating Funds at December 31 1970 is given below in
with similar as of December 1969 Expenditures made from Church Exten comparison summary 31
sion Funds 35725 14 Increase 50339 00 U3-31-70 UB-31-69 Decrease
Hilliard Loudoun Iroperty County Cash 88826 77 85300 24 3526 53
Fund balance Loans and advances 51242 98 37211 65 14031 33 Exten Expenditures made from Church sion Funds 34423 85 Total Assets 140069 75 122511 89 17557 86
Fair Sydenstriker Property West Springfield LIABILITIES AND FUNDS
fax County Accounts payable 59489 38 7838 70 51650 68 Notes payableland 22373 43 Notes payable 17500 00 60000 00 42500 00 Restricted unexpended bal Fund balance ances 62987 88 58864 13 4123 75 Expenditures made from Church Exten Fund balances sion Funds 22010 05 deficit
______44383 48 Appropriatedoperating
Bishops Residenceil River Road Richmond reserve 10595 20 10109 88 485 32 Unappropriated Note payableland and building 30 881 45 deficit 10502 71 14300 82 3798 11 Fund balance
Expenditures made by Diocese 2118 55 Total Liabilites and Donations 47094 75 Funds $140069 75 $122511 89 17557 86 80094 75
The increase of in fund Total $1751765 61 $3798.11 balanceunappropriated during the year is explained in Exhibit
CHURCH EXTENSION FUNDS
summary of Church Extension Funds at December 31 1970 is given below in with comparison similar summary as of December 31 1969
Increase
12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease
Cash 18979 45 28422 42 9442 97 208 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 209
Increase INCOME AND EXPENDITURES 12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease The income and expenditures of the Operating Funds for the current LIABILITIES AND FUNDS year are presented in Exhibit condensed compalison for the current
Notes payable $50000 00 $50000 00 and preceding years is presented below
Increase Fund balance deficit 1970 1969 Decrease DesignatedDepartment of iNCoME Missions 17489 54 23413 04 5923 50 Tjndesignateddeficit 48510 09 44990 62 3519 47 Church pledge $734166 74 $842323 20 $108156 46 Investment income 14965 03 13441 77 1523 26 Use of office and 18979 45 28422 42 9442 97 bookkeeping service 1856 10 1793 60 62 50 Gifts and The changes in the fund balances during the year are explained in detail income designated in Exhibit for Department of Missions. 14670 54 9597 10 5073 44
Other designated gifts 21554 90 2505 02 19049 88 BisHops MISSIONS FUNDS
summary of Bishops Missions Funds at December 31 1970 is given Total Income $787213 31 $869660 69 82447 38 below in comparison with similar summary as of December 31 1969 EXPENDITURES In crease Work outside the Diocesan De 12-31-70 12-31-60 Decrease partmental Program $326548 00 $369186 37 42638 37 Note receivable 00 00 18000 18000 Department of Missions 105066 07 160262 60 25196 53 Land and 95 34 buildings 1579598 $1615751 36152 39 Department of Christian Edu Rectories 154166 66 154166 66 cation 51349 99 60854 51 9504 52 Program Director 10208 24 14691 77 4483 53 Total Assets 61 00 $1751765 $1769918 18152 39 Department of Christian Social
Relations 11889 96 20224 46 8334 50 LIABILITIES FUNDS AND Department of Chlistian Stew
Liabilities $1057432 04 $1109317 22 $51885 18 ardship 16347 82 22140 81 5792 99 Diocesan operating expenses 227283 09 222015 05 5268 04 Fund balances Diocesan expense of publishing THE VIRGINIA CHURCHMAN 4236 71 14585 94 10349 33 Expenditures made by the Missions 115905 09 95338 69 20567 30 Total Expenditures .$782929 88 $883961 51 $101031 63 Expenditures made flom Church Extension Funds 435797 91 425594 42 10203 49 income Over Under Expenditures made by Dio Expenditures 4283 43 14300 82 18584 25 cese 4194 92 1232 92 2962 00 Donated 138434 75 138434 75
Total Liabilities ACCOUNTANTS COMMENTS RELATING TO CERTAIN and Funds $1751765 61 $1769918 00 $18152 39 AUDITING PROCEDURES
The scope of our examination is set forth in the Report of Certified
he increases in the fund balances during the year are explained in detail Public Accountants Certain features of the auditing procedures employed
iii Exhibit in our examination of the 1970 financial statements follow 210 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DiOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 211
By means of selected tests cash receipts as recorded were traced to III DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA bank deposits and cancelled checks were examined in support of cash dis bursements Receipted bills and invoices supporting the expenditures REPORT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS during the were substantially tested Cash on deposit at end of the year To the Executive Committee to the year was reconciled with amounts reported directly us by depositories Diocese of Virginia Accounts and notes receivable were verified by nn inspection of the notes and an examination of the supporting office records Richmond Virginia Notes payable were confirmed by the holders thereof or satisfactorily We have examined the balance sheet of the Diocesan Missionary Society proved of Virginia as of December 31 1970 on cash basis and the related state The cash transactions pertaining to the operations of the various depart ments of changes in fund balances for the year then ended Our examination ments of the Diocese of Virginia were tested as to their general accuracy was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and but we did not examine all the transactions accordingly included such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as we considered necessary in the circumstances
In our opinion the accompanying statements present fairly the assets
and liabilities of the Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia at December 31 1970 and the changes in fund balances for the year then ended on cash basis consistent with that of the preceding year
PULLEN Co
Certified Public Accountants
Richmond Virginia
March 26 1971 III DIOCESAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA BALANCE SHEET
December 31 1970 EXrnBIT ASSETS LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCES
REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS
Cash 58515 26 Fund balance
Eess Principal of Revolving Loan
Due to Real Estate Funds Funds
below 2740 37 Loaned to churches and
missions $398119 23 55774 89 Available for loans 125408 76
Equity in securities of Invested
Funds below 18606 98 Total Piincipal $523527 99 Loans to churches and missions 398119 23 Undistributed income 344 61
Due from Diocese of Virginia .$ 52439 34 Less Due to Invested Funds Total Revolving Loan Funds 52387260 below 1067 84
51371 50 INVESTED FUNDS
Fund balance Total Revolving Loan Funds 23872 60 Principal FUNDS Principal of Invested Funds 78705 22 Securities At Cost Net gain on securities 1754 21 Treasury Bonds 1466 87
Preferred Stocks 29363 20 Total Principal 80459 43
Common Stocks 34 68236 Undistributed income 1067 84
Total Securities 99066 41 Total Invested Funds 81527 27 Less Equity of Revolving Loan Funds therein 18606 98 REAL ESTATE FUNDS
Liabilities Securities of Invested Funds 80459 43 Notes payable lue from Diocese of Virginia 1067 84 Secured by deed of trust on real estate contra 15921 13 Total Invested Funds 81527 27 Unsecured 25000 00
40921 13 REAL ESTATE FUNDS Fund balance Real estate Partially mort Principal of real estate funds
gagedcontra Note includes proceeds from sale
Richmond area 34090 00 of property of $2740.37 which Shrine Mont 122800 00 have not been distrib Blue Ridge Missions 114300 00 uted or provision made
Valley Convocation 55752 00 therefor 360419 53 Rappahannock Valley Convo
cation 25192 12
$352134 12 Due from Revolving Loan Funds 2740 37 Notes receivable
From sale of St Timothys Episcopal Church 514% due
in monthly installments to
1981 15466 17 co
lii REPORTS OF TREASURERS 215
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
December 31 1970
The following funds are held in the Revolving Loan Funds and are loan from on the Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of with the that 12 Virginia provision the Trustees of the Funds may withdraw same upon two years notice
Yancey-Mason Fund $41591 90 James Massie Fund 12 1000 00 Roy Ellerson Massie Mrs Eugene Fund 5000 00
$47591 90
Contingent liability
Contingent liability exists jointly with the Trustees of the
Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
Virginia as endorsers of the following mortgage notes held by the First and Merchants National Bank
Date of Maker Note Balance
Church of Our Saviour Rio Virginia.. 215-67 43827 39
St Andrews Episcopal Church Arling
ton Virginia 63061 2567 19
St Dunstans Mission McLean Vir ginia 103064 31440 45
St Marks Episcopal Church Fairfax Groveton Virginia 72662 4761 74
Madison Parish Purcellville Virginia. 101464
Church of Good Shepherd Burke Vir
ginia 111069 48758 25
Total $131355 02 sz As collateral for the above notes the First and Merchants
National Bank is holding assignment of sundry funds of the Trustees of the Funds of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the Diocese of Virginia and the following funds of the Diocesan iUI Missionary Society of Virginia II n1212.0 216 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIoCEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 217
Remitted to Balance Diocesan Program Amount Total Restricted Funds for
At City Missionary 211 62 Ellen Fund Designation Assignment 12-31-70 Goldsborough Fund 5217 41 Gilpin Beveridge Mason General Reserve Fund 13259 47 77300 42 Moncure Funds 200 00 Hope Stewart Fund 5000 00 5000 00 Remitted to Trustees of the Norma Stewart Fund 5000 00 5000 00 Funds 2855 52 Diocesan Revolving Fund 50797 12 244060 77 10855 48
Totals 74056 59 $331361 19 BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970UNDISTRIBTTTED INCOME 34461
The value which the real is carried the FUND BALANCEDECEMBER 1970 at estate on books represents 31 523872 60
acquisition cost or value assigned at date of acquisition by the Diocesan Missionary Society CHANGES IN FUND BALANCEINVESTED FUNDS
Year Ended December CHANGES IN FUND BALANCEREVOLVING LOAN FUNDS 31 1970 EXHIBIT PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT Year Ended December 31 1970 EXrnBIT BALANCEJANUARY 1970 Amount Total PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT Principal of Invested Funds 78705 22 Amount Total Net gain on securities 1754 21
BALANCEJANCARY 1970 $513724 27 80459 43 No changes during 1970 ADD BALANCEDECEMBER 31 l97OPiuNCIpAL Contributions of Invested Principal Funds 78705 22 Viva Voce pledge 205000 Net on securities gain 1754 21 Bequest from Fairfax Harrison 80459 42 Estate 5382 79 INCOME ACCOUNT Income added to principal BALANCEJANUARY 1970TJNDISTBIBUTED IN below 93 2370 COME 371 81 9803 72 ADD
BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970PRINciPAL 523527 99 Income from securities $12794 27 Interest on savings account 1718 78 INCOME ACCOUNT
INCOME mount lotat Total Income $14513 05 LESS Interest on loans 5145 61 Amount credited to Income from investments and Revolving Loan Fund representing income from savings account transferred that funds from Invested Funds 6054 48 equity in securities and interest ______11200 09 on Savings account.. 6054 48 DISTRIBUTIONS 8458 57
Transferred toprincipalabove.$ 2370 93 8.8.30 38 218 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 219
Amount Total Amount Total DEDUCT DEDUCT
Remittances and transfers Transfer of proceeds from the sale To Diocesan Program 7662 54 of the Suifragan Bishops resi
To beneficiary of Sally Aiken Wil dence hams Fund 100 00 To Church Extension Fund of 54 7762 the Diocesan program 16225 95 To advancesSuifragan Bish INCOME 84 BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970UN0I5TRIBUTED 1067 ops residence of the Diocesan program 2768 06
FUND BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 81527 27 To the Trustees of the Funds 7583 45
26577 46
ESTATE FUNDS CHANGES IN FUND BALANCEREAL BALANCEDECEMBER 31 1970 $360419 53
Year Ended December 31 1970 EXMTBIT NOTE The above balance at December 31 1970 includes cash proceeds Amount Total from the sales of propel ties of $2740.37 which have not been distributed or BALANCEJANUARY 1969 $375515 38 provision made therefor ADD
of notes Curtailment principal on STATEMENT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS payable on property Our examination was made primarily for the purpose of rendering an Suifragan Bishops residence paid opinion on the basic financial statements of the Diocesan Missionary Society by the Diocesan program 902 86 of Virginia taken as whole St Bartholomews Mission Rich In connection with our examination we have reviewed the supplemen mond Virginiapaid by the tary information presented hereafter which is not necessary for fair Mission 1815 18 of financial and in fund balances This ______2718 04 presentation position changes supple mental information has been subjected to the same audit procedures applied Interest collected in 1970 regard in the examination of the basic financial statements and is in our opinion ing the sale of St Timothys fairly stated in all material respects in relation to the basic financial state Church sold during 1964 904 07 ments taken as whole Gain on property sold during PULLEN COMPANY
the year Certified Public Accountants
Proceeds from sale of Sufiragan Richmond Virginia Bishops residence $40942.95 March 26 1971 less $12365.49 applied to mortgage payable 28577 46
Less Cost of property sold $33083.45 less mortgage pay able of $12365.49 20717 96
7859 50 11481 61
$386996 99 LOANS TO CHURCHES AND MISSIONSREVOLVING LOAN FUNDS
December 31 1970 I- SCHEDULE Changes During Year
Decreases
Balance Increases Principal Interest
1J-31-70 Loans Made Collections Received NOTES RECEIVABLE
All Saints Sharon 6% dated August 15 1966 payable $119.36 89 978 20 454 12 monthly including interest 6786 211S 54 71111 11 63 All Saints Shajon 6% dated October 1967 6581 Church of the Good Shepherd Burke 6% dated January 13 1970 27 12000 00 644 73 643 48 payable $117.11 monthly including interest 11355
Church of the Messiah Highland Springstemporary loan 250 00 unsecured 15000 00 March Church of Our Savior Montpelier Virginia 4% dated 16 cc 39 574 70 131 59 1960 payable $54.33 monthly 2725 dated Church of Our Savior Rio Virginia 3z% December 17 then be amortized 1961 interest only payable first two years to 33 677 90 80 28 over period of next eight years 1802 dated Vestry of the Church of Our Savior Sandston Virginia 4% then to be February 1958 interest payable to January 1962 amirtized in 120 monthly payments of $151.87 beginning February
1962 8119 33 dated Vestry of the Church of Our Savior Sandston Virginia De cember 16 1957 interest 12% first five years 1% next five years in 120 then 4% payable serially beginning 1968 monthly payments 00 of $101.25 principal and interest 10000
St Dunstans Church Falls Church Virginia Secured by deed of trust 4% dated July 1958 payable $50.00 monthly interest and principal 2295 30 537 91 112 09 Trustees of St James Episcopal Church Mt Vernon Fairfax County Virginia Secured by deed of trust on 5.117 acres at Roberts Road and Route 235 Fairfax County dated August 1960 interest at 3/2% for five years and thereafter at 4% payable semiannually with yearly installments of not less than $1000.00 first installment due June 23 1971 balance due twenty years from date 10000 00 400 00 Trustees of St James Episcopal Mission Mt Vernon Fairfax
County Virginia Secured by deed of trust on 5.117 acres at Roberts Road and Route 235 dated June 23 1960 interest at 4% until payable semiannually July 23 1963 and thereafter payable in installments of monthly not less than $437.41 including interest and much as more as maker chooses to pay balance due 10 years after date 8981 05 3595 81 484 37 Trustees of St Johns Episcopal Church Glencarlyn Arlington
Virginia 4% dated March 1960 interest only payable until Cc April 1964 then principal and interest payable in monthly installments of $341.73 816 26 4305 98 136 51 St Johns Church Centreville Secured by deed of trust no
interest dated February 28 1962 due in 1970 4700 00 Trustees of St Marks Church Groveton Alexandria Virginia
4% dated June 12 1959 payable $150.00 monthly interest and
principal 27390 26 745 59 1204 41 Changes During Year
Decreases
Balance Increases Principal Interest
12-31-70 Loans Made Collections Received Noms REcEIvABLECONTINUED
St Thomas Mission Church McLean Virginia Secured by deed of trust on 5.129 acres in Fairfax County 12% dated December
27 1962 interest only payable November 1963 and 1964 then
interest end principal to be amortized in 84 equal monthly install
ments Interest only until November 1966 4233 85 103947 20444 St Thomas Mission McLean Virginia Secured by deed of trust
on 5.129 acres in Fairfax County 4% from November 1962 dated December 27 1962 interest only payable November
1963 and 1964 thereafter interest and principal to be amortized in 96 equal monthly installments 10995 60 1463 47 510 84
Total Notes Receivable $131783 07
OPEN LOANS
Church of the Creator Mechanicsville 5% Department of Mis sions 22500 00
Church of the Good Shepherd 5% 69000 00 -4 St Aidans Mission Stratford Landing 6% Department of Mis Co sions 7500 00 -4
St Barnabas Mission Annandale 4% 7500 00 St Bartholomews Mission Richmond 4% 1603 66 26187$ 4235
St Francis-in-the-Field Mission 5% Department of Missions. 12400 00 St Mission Margarets Woodbridge Department of Missions 24394 00 St Margarets Mission Woodbridge 4% Department of Missions 21200 00 St Martins Mission Richmond 4% Departmont of Missions. 50000 00 St Martins Mission Richmond 4% Department of Missions 5000 00 St Martins Mission Richmond 4% Department of Missions 7500 00 St Pauls Mission West Point $400.00 annually 5238 50 .. St Pauls West Mission Point 12% interest 1000 00 St Peters Church of Richmond 6% Department Missions 26000 00 7000 00 7000 00 192 50 Trinity Church Charlottesville Virginia dated August 22 1961 to be when repaid present property at this Mission is sold 5500 00 Diocese of Virginia demand loan 6% 50000 00
Total Loans Open $266336 16
Total $398119 23 19000 00 72526 24 5145 61
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462 Continental SECURITIESINVESTED FUNDS Corporation 4230 68 155 00 110 Dow Chemical Corporation 3775 30 286 00 December 1970 496 First and Merchants 31 National Bank 5858 15 1190 40
300 General Electric Company 4142 27 780 00 SCHEDULE 400 Joy Manufacturing Company 3120 60 560 00 Number 90 Kroger Company 1420 12 117 00 Shares of 435 Merck and Company Inc 5715 90 957 00 Par Income or 900 Middle South Utilities Inc 4537 48 864 00 Received Value Description Amount 35 Northern States Power Company 651 21 57 76
45 Pennsalt Chemicals Corporation 897 81 58 50 13 TREASURY BONDS 800 Phillips Petroleum Company 5116 03 1040 00 1000 Treasury Bonds Decem Richmond 2% 1315 Corporation 5579 58 1249 25 ber 1967-72 943 75 25 00 15 100 Southern Company 1155 86 121 50 500 Treasury Bonds June 180 Standard Oil 3% Company New Jersey 5468 63 931 50 1978-83 523 12 16 26 15 30 Union Carbide Corporation 1801 86 60 00 200 Virginia Electric and Power Company 2283 46 280 00 41 Total IT Treasury Bonds .8 1466 87 26 150 Woolworth Company 2168 54 180 00
Total Common Stocks 68236 34 22 PREFERRED STOCKS 11282
25 Power Company 4/% Appalachian Totals 99066 41 12794 27 cumulative 2695 88 112 52 86 00 00 Beneficial Finance Company 5%
10 Consolidated Edison Company of New 12 50 00 York $5.00 cumulative 1075 REAL ESTATE OWNEDREAL ESTATE FUNDS 30 181 25 58 Continental Corporation 649 December 31 1970 100 General American Investors Corpo 450 00 ration $4.50 cumulative 10779 20 SCHEDULE General Motors $5.00.. 2080 00 100 00 20 Corporation mount 100 Oklahoma Natural Gas Company at Which Series 5629 20 237 52 434% Date Appraised Carried Pacific Railroad 4% 55 Union Company Acquired Description Value on Books noncumulative 550 00 22 00 RICHMOND AREA 50 Virginia Electric Power Company 50 152 Bowles Henrieo $5.00 cumulative 5818 50 312 property County .8 31000 00 33190 00 Unknown Pulton lot Richmond 900 OOt 900 00 79 Total Preferred Stocks 29363 20 1470 31900 00 34090 00
COMMON STocKs SHRINE MONT $122800 00 8122800 00
73 312 50 200 American Cyanamid Company 2608 46 76 BLUE RIDGE MISSIONS 50 Asbestos Corporation Ltd 2026 00 502 65 54 40 John the 34 Beneficial Finance Company 112362 St Baptist Ivy 21000 00 21000 00 of 48 601 60 112362 Good 376 Chesapeake Corporation Virginia. 2268 Shepherd Hickory Hill 45000 00 19000 00 Corn- Grace Hill 266 Commonwealth Natural Gas 112362 Church Red 33450 00 14000 00 00 379 05 pany 2907 f- I- i_ 4-f 4- CJ 00 00 00 Ca
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Year Ended December 31 1970 SCHEDULE
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT INCOHE ACCOUNT
Income FUND from Remit Balane Additions Balance Balance Loans tances Balance 1-1-70 With 12-31-70 1-1-70 and and 12-31-70 drawals Invest Transfers ments
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Diocesan Revolving Proper 236627 98 IJ 743279 $244060 77 1274 09 1274 09 General Reserve Fund 74929 49 2370 93 77300 42
Madge Freedley Matteosian 5290 29 5290 29 221 47 211 62 Norma Stewart 00 5000 5000 00 100 00 100 00 Hope Stewart 5000 00 5000 00 100 00 100 00 Lucy Stewart 75 5118 5118 75 104 75 104 75 Richard Meade 00 1000 1000 00 20 00 20 00 Margie Shanks 32 32 91 4765 4765 90 62 Ellen Goldsborough 86956 74 86956 74 5378 84 5217 41 161 43 Margaret Mason 88 88 5883 5883 35 36 35 36 Annie Belle Yancey 89 89 5883 5883 35 36 35 36 Yancey-Mason 41591 90 41591 90 85 2668 2495 52 173 33 Annie Stewart 00 5000 5000 00 100 00 100 00 James Massie 1000 00 1000 00 60 00 60 00 Ellerson Roy Massie Mrs Eugene... 00 5000 5000 00 300 00 300 00 SCHEDULE 4Continued
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT INCOMn ACCOUNT
Income FUND from Remit- Balanc Balance Additions Balance Balance Loans tances 1-1-70 With- 12-31-70 1-1-70 and and 12-31-70 drawals Invest- Transfers ments
85 18 85 18 Tanners Ridge Sarah Stoddard... 2471 49 2471 49 20 00 20 00 Kittie Morris 500 00 500 00 54 383 37 353 37 Louisa Davis 8649 54 8649 20 00 20 00 Elizabeth Cardoza Lloyd 500 00 500 00 20 Archdeacons Residence Fund 7555 00 7555 00 20 200 00 200 Frederick Goodwin 5000 00 5000 00 00
09 48 $344 61 Totals $513724 27 9803 72 $523527 99 $11200 $10855
Transferred to Principal General Reserve Fund Funds tRemitted to Diocesan ProgramRestricted City Missionary FundsEllen Goldsborough Fund .1 Remitted to Diocesan ProgramRestricted Funds Mason Moncure Funds Remitted to Diocesan ProgramRestricted Gilpin Beveridge Remitted to Trustees of the Funds
PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNDSINVESTED FUNDS Year Ended December 81 1970 SCIIEDTJLE
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT INCOME ACCOUNT
Income FUND Remit from Balance Additions Balance Balance tances Balance Loans and 1-1-70 With- 12-31-70 1-1-70 and 12-31-70 Invest drawals Transfers ments
Forrest of Douglas 10055 00 10055 00 1005 50 1005 50 William Rives 32440 57 32440 57 3244 06 244 06 -I Leigh Wilber-Elizabeth Griffith Hox CI ton Reid 10480 00 10480 00 1048 00 048 00 Frances Young 5000 00 5000 00 500 00 500 00 Bessie Memorial Ramsay Rogers 103873 1038 73 103 88 103 88 Phyllis Langhorne Brand 20 4264 4264 20 426 42 426 42 Brent Betty 6306 72 6306 72 630 68 630 68 Margaret Mason 00 2000 2000 00 200 00 200 00 Sally Aiken Williams Fund of John rJ
Moncure School 2080 00 00 2080 100 00 100 001 Annie Belle 00 00 Yancey 1000 1010 100 00 100 00 Archdeacon Neve Endowment 3030 00 3030 00 303 00 303 00 Grace House 1010 00 1010 00 101 00 101 00
Totals 78705 22 78705 22 7762 54 7762 54
Remitted to Diocesan Program
tRemitted to beneficiary of Sally Aiken Williams Fund 230 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIoCEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 231
NOTES PAYABLEREAL ESTATE FUNDS COMMENTS ON FINANCIAL POSITION AND December 81 1970 CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES
SCHEDULE FINANCIAL POSITION
The financial position of the Diocesan at December Description mount Missionary Society 31 1970 is presented in detail in the Balance Sbeet Exhibit Comments SECURED BY DEED OF TRUST relating to the several fund classifications are as follows
First and Merchants National Bank REVOLVING LOAN FUNDS Dated December 1951 5% payable $228.78 of monthly beginning January 1963 maturity De summary Revolving Loan Funds at December 31 1970 is given in cember 1977secured by deed of trust on property below comparison with similar summary as of December 31 1969 by St Bartholomews Mission Henrico occupied Increase County Virginia 15921 13 12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease Cash UNSECURED 55774 89 33469 72 $22305 17 Equity in securities of Invested December Shenandoah County Bank and Trustdated Funds 18606 98 28609 08 10002 10 00 1970 due December 1971 25000 Loans to churches and missions 398119 23 451645 47 53526 24 from Diocese of Due Virginia 51371 50 51371 50 Total 40921 13
Total Assets $523872 60 $513724 27 $10148 33
Fund balanceprincipal account. $523872 60 $513724 27 $10148 33
The increase of $10148.33 in the fund balance resulted from the following as shown in Exhibit supported by Schedule
Increase in principal
Contributions received 7432 79 Income added to principal 2370 93
Increase in Principal 9803 72
Income account
Income received 11200 09
Less
Transferred to principal .$ 2370 93
Distributions of income 8484 55 10855 48
Undistributed Income 344 61
Increase in Fund Balance 10148 33 DIOCESE VIRGINIA 232 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL OF 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 233
INVESTED FUNDS Increase Liabilities Invested Frmds December 1970 is given below in and funds summary of at 31 12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease comparison with similar summary as of December 31 1969 Liabilities 40921 13 61004 66 $20083 53 Increase Fund balanceprincipal ac 12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease count 360419 53 375515 38 15095 85 Securities 99066 41 99068 51 10 $401340 66 $436520 04 $35179 38 Less Revolving Loan Funds 10 equity 18606 98 28609 08 10002 The 22 net decrease of $15095.85 in the fund Due from to Diocese of Virginia 1067 84 931 38 1999 balance resulted from the following as shown in Exhibit Due from Revolving Loan Funds 10367 88 10367 88
Due from First Merchants Na Increases
935 31 935 31 t.ional Bank Curtail of principal of loans by Diocesan Program and Missions 2718 04 Net Assets 81527 27 80831 24 69603 Interest received on sale of Diocesan property 904 07 Gain on sale of property 7859 50 Fund balance
Principal 80459 43 80459 43 Total Increases 11481 61 84 371 81 696 03 TJndistrihuted income 1067 Decreases
Transfers to advancesDiocesan Program 2768 06 81527 27 80831 24 69603 Transfers to Church Extension Funds 16225 95 Transfers to Trustees of the Funds 7583 45 resulted from the The increase of $696.03 in the fund balance following 26577 46
as shown in Exhibit supported by Schedule Nat Decrease in Fund Balance Increase in undistributed income $15095 85
Income received 8458 57
Less ACCOUNTANTS COMMENTS RELATING TO CERTAIN AUDITING PROCEDURES Distribution of income 7762 54
The of scope our examination is contained in the Report of Certified in Fund Balance 696 03 Public Accountants Certain features of the increase auditing procedures employed in our examination of the 1970 financial statemeats follow Cash on REAL EsTATE FUNDS deposit at the end of the year was reconciled with amounts reported directly to us the below by depositories The cash transactions pertain summary of Real Estate Funds at December 31 1970 is given ing to the operations of the and income principal of the Invested Funds were in comparison with similar summary as of December 31 1969 tested as to their general but Increase accuracy we did not examine all the trans actions 12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease Notes and loans receivable were tested by direct correspondence with Real estate $352134 12 $385217 57 $33083 45 debtors in the case of loans to the or Bishops Missions accounts by refer Due from Loan Fimds 2740 37 1090 37 1650 00 Revolving ence to the as shown the liability on records of the Diocese of Virginia 17 10 745 93 Notes receivable 19466 20212 Diocesan Program Accounts receivable 27000 00 30000 00 3000 00 The securities shown in Schedule arc held by First and Merchants National Bank Custodian and were confirmed directly to us Total Assets 66 $436520 04 $35179 38 $401340 Notes payable were confirmed by thc holders thereof or satisfactorily verified CD CD CD P- DOCD CD CC CC CDCDo CD -.CD ij- CD DC DCC CDCDCo CD CD Cn .P DO CD ICDpD
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IV ASSETS AND FUND BALANCES
December 31 1970 EXHIBIT
ASSETS FUND BALANCES
Principal Inconie Total Principal Income Total CASH AND ACCRUED INTEREST PRINCIPAL FUNDS
CashFirst and Merchants Individual Frmds
National Bank 40 46 132109 29571 161680 86 Balance January 1970. $2784446 26 $2784446 26 Accrued interest receivable 48 17956 17956 48 Additions 1970 during 346986 32 346986 32
Total Cash and Accrued $3131432 58 $3131432 58 Interest Withdlawals 1970 132109 40 47527 94 179637 34 during 139232 04 139232 04
Balance December 31 1970 $2992200 54 $2992200 54 SECURITIES Note Reserves for Contingencies Bonds Balance January 1970 .$ 286101 26 286101 26 Government 299273 62 299273 62 Additions 1970 during 24100 00 24100 00 Bank and Canadian Govern-
ment 34726 58 34726 58 310201 26 310201 26 Industrial 738917 61 738917 61 Withdrawals 1970. during 221255 09 221255 09 Railroad 26727 58 26727 58 Public utility 305151 58 305151 58 Balance December 31
1970 88946 17 88946 17 Total Bonds $1404796 97 $1404796 97
Total Principal Funds $3081146 71 $3081146 71 Income Iotal Principal Income Total Principal
-f ocks Income Accounts
Pieferred 144738 92 144738 92 Fund Balance 75 Common 1271909 52 1271909 52 Individual funds 15727 75 15727 19 General investment account 31800 19 31800 Total Stocks S1416648 44 $1416648 44 Fund Balance Income 94 Total Securities $2821445 41 $2821445 41 Accounts 47527 94 17527
CFotal market value $4022434 69 Uoal Estate
Land and building at 110 West Erank1in Street Mayo
Memorial 80000 00 80000 00
Diocesan Missionary Societl of Virginia
Funds invested in Diocesan
Revolving Loan Fund 17591 90 47591 90
$3081146 71 47527 94 $3128674 65 $3081146 71 47527 94 $3128674 65
See accompanying notes to financial statements
STATEMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNDS EXULBIT
Year Ended December 31 1970
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT INCoME ACCOUNT
FUND DESCRIPTION Income Income Expenses Balance Additions With- Balance Balance Frons Transferred and Balance January 1970 drawals December January Invest to Remit- December 1970 1970 1970 31 1970 ments Principal tances 31 1970
GENERAL FUND DIOCESAN FUNDS Albert Baker 71002 05 5914 49 76916 54 1966 87 4614 99 6581 86 -d Rosalie Noland Ball 82985 45 6912 70 89898 15 5393 88 5393 88 Gibson Bishop Special 11075 83 922 63 11998 46 71990 719 90 Boykin Memorial of Blue Ridge School 5750 00 478 99 6228 99 37373 37373 Bruce Fund 11899 51 991 24 12890 75 77344 77344 Bishops Fund Dabney Jefferson Carr 10000 00 10000 00 Bishops Residence Fund 7583 45 7583 45 Jennie Calvert Cooper 5865 00 488 57 6353 57 381 21 381 2i Chambers 00 10450 870 50 11320 50 679 23 679 23 Katherine Cooke 63 500 Scholarship... 6006 37 6507 00 390 42 390 42 Disabled Clergy 54 13 213800 18023 231823 67 13902 68 13092 68 Widows and Orphans Fund 41 50 16344 1361 17705 91 1062 35 1062 35 Sallie May Dooley Fund 264436 02 22027 54 286463 56 17187 81 17187 81 The Fund Episcopal 57 454 24 4785 95 62240 19 244725 3734 41 6926 91 Forrest Douglas 11563 25 963 23 12526 48 751 58 751 58 Ida Gale Fund 25572 44 213020 27702 64 1662 15 1662 15 Hattie Newcomer Gupta Fund.. 3450 00 287 40 3737 40 224 24 244 24 Elbert Moncure Goodwin Memorial 10000 00 833 01 10833 01 649 98 649 98 Bishop Goodwin Fund for Emer Needs gency 5994 38 499 35 6493 73 1798 30 389 62 2187 92 Goodwin Memorial Bishop 8596 63 716 11 9312 74 429 83 558 76 988 59 John Green Fund Hayes 5750 00 478 99 6228 99 373 73 373 73 Isabella Lukens 00 83 31 31 15 1000 1083 00 64 99 79 99 Bishop Roy Mason Memorial 47 275 28 75 3304 3579 165 22 214 78 380 00 Mason Margaret 2076 90 173 02 2249 92 134 99 134 99 Ernest Lynnwood May Legacy 25246 75 2103 07 27349 82 1514 80 1640 98 1514 80 98 James Massie 00 1000 1000 00 60 00 60 00 Roy Ellerson Massie 00 Mrs Eugene 5000 5000 00 300 00 300 00 Memorial Mayo 80000 00 80000 00 368 65 368 65 STATEMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNUSCoNnNuED
INcesen AccoUNT PReNetwas Accourcr
FUND DESCRIPTION Income Income Expenses and Balance Balance Additions With- Balance Balance From Transferred Invest- to Remit- December January 1970 drawala December January lances 31 1970 1970 1970 31 1970 1970 menta Principal
8636 George Mayo Memorial 1328 73 110 70 1439 43 8636 252 93 John Moncure Memorial 3891 48 324 18 4215 66 252 53 to 21 21 Frances Edmonia Newman 19973 20 1663 78 21636 98 1298 1298 96 34 Charles Nourse 1482 19 123 48 1605 67 96 34 242 William Francis Powers Fund. 1210071 12100 71 01 67 24201 George Ross Jr 261873 94 38948 28 300822 22 17027 67 17027 St Georges Crozet Scholarship 31 CS Fund 5.175 00 431 09 5606 09 3.483 95 336 36 3820 235 90 St Peters Mission Richmond... 3629 40 538 24 4167 64 235 90 to 29 Stafford and Olive Fox-Thomas... 58867 89 4903 71 63771 60 3.826 29 3826 900 00 47 Mary Amanda Stewart 15000 00 1249 51 16249 51 937 50 974 97 3012 51 00 38 Hugh McGuire Taylor Memorial. 53425 00 4450 32 57875 32 3132 87 3472 2875 3730 Diocesan 764 51 764 51 Virginia Library 11762 13 979 80 12741 93 CS 03 984 03 Frances Whittle Memorial.. 15139 46 2245 16 17384 62 884 52 Fancy-Mason Fund 41591 90 41591 90 2495 52 2495 37 37 Lucy Briscoe Barber 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 47 Sophia Slaughter Memorial.. 115 00 59 124 55 47 Churchill Chamberlayne Schol .ri arship Fund of St Christophers 87 School 48415 00 4032 98 52447 98 3146 87 3146
Randolph Williams Legacy for St Christophers School 3008 01 250 58 3258 59
Diocesan Funds in General Fund See Other Diocesan 60 76 05 Funds following General Fund $1490877 83 $161814 05 325859 $1649433 29 $16260 24 9152517 $18247 $75831 $13706
P.uszsn FUNDS ABINoDN P.issis 691 98 Abingdon Church Cemetery 10138 50 1394 55 11533 05 691 98 ABLISeOT0N PARIsH
St Michaels Theological Education 2258 46 366 03 2624 49 147 89 147 89 St Michaels Thanksgiving and En
dowment Fund 266 95 18725 45420 1900 19 00
St Michaels Organ Fund 7020 28 15 1976 371 60 8624 83 476 35 ASHLAND PAnosu 476 35 St James The Less Emily Carter
DeJarnette Garden Fund 2500 00 208 26 2708 26 162 49 Permanent Endowment 162 49 1000 00 83 31 31 1083 64 99 64 99 Revolving Endowment 893 35 74 43 987 78 58 06 BECKFORD PARIsH 58 06 Shrine Mont Endowment 4866 23 405 37 60 5271 316 29 316 29 John Douglas Woodward MemoriaL 6572 60 547 51 11 7120 427 20 427 Frances Gibson Woodward Memo 20
rial 39922 04 3325 52 43247 56 2594 85 85 Warner Minor Woodward and Mary 2594 Stewart Woodward Memorial 17250 00 1436 94 94 Edmond 18686 1121 21 1121 21 Lee Woodward Memorial. 423 68 62 84 48652 27 53 BERKELEY PARISH 27 53 St Johns Church Building Fund... 662 61 98 27 76088 43 06 43 06 BLAII5 PARISH
Epiphany Building Fund 50 411 4161 50 61 30 61 50 BLAIR formerly Henrico PARIsH Lucy Stewart Fund of Emman uel Church Brook Hill 00 28750 2394 89 31144 89 1868 69 1868 69 Annie Stewart Fund of Emman uel Church Brook Hill 00 28750 2394 89 31144 89 BROMFIELD PAlusH 1568 69 1868 69
Louise OBannon Memorial Fund of Emmanuel Church 2000 00 166 61 2166 61 129 99 Austin 129 99 Mary Endowment Fund 575 00 47 91 62291 37 37 Sarah Miller Fund 3737 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 3737 Adelaide Pringle Fund 669 94 55 82 725769 200 43 54 4354 William Smoot Fund 200 31500 00 557 96 11 12457 96 747 47 747 47 St Pauls Woodville Cemetery En dowment Fund 5617 60 467 96 6085 56 365 13 365 13 Henry Turner Fund 2134 06 177 78 84 2311 138 71 138 71 Brucic Brice Fund of Trinity Church 500 00 41 66 541 66 32 45 32 49 Mary Herodon King of Trinity Church 00 2500 2500 00 8749 8749 Cmuov CHURCH PARISH LA1CASTER Grace Church Cemetery Fund 4755 90 666 Is 5752 08 312 12 Jesse Ball DuPont Presersation.. 31212 62476 68 16870 49 99349 17 5610 95 5610 95 St Marys White Chapel Cemetery 36756 94 3831 87 40588 81 St 2401 62 2401 62 Marys White Chapel Endow ment 4028 65 335 60 4364 25 261 85 26185 Foundation for Historic Christ Inc Church 3420 52 721 61 4142 13 234 46 234 46 Grace Chapel Memorial 45 3034 368 85 3403 30 196 71 18671 The Flemintine Pierce Fund 99 6813 1149 39 I-.. 7963 38 453 54 226 77 226 Sraco 77 Scholarship lund 946 56 712 35 1658 91 92 99 92 99 STATEMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNDSCONTINUED
PRINCIPAL ACCOUNT INCOME Accouwr
FUND DESCRIPTION Income Income Expenses and Balance Balance Additions With- Balance Balance From Transferred December Invest to Remit.- December January 1970 drawals January tances 31 1970 1970 1970 31 1970 1970 ments Principal
CmusT CHURCH P.eieien MIDDLESEX 56 37 1084 89 1064 89 Christ Church Restoration Fund... 16366 81 2464 18831 41 04 58418 58418 Christ Church Cemetery 7087 63 3040 10128 2749 Christ Church Endowment 550 00 150 00 2745 CLARKE PARISH Charles Henry Lewis and Estelle 73 373 73 St Pierre Green Lewis Fund 5750 00 478 99 6228 99 373 47 Wickliffe Church Endowment Fund 115 00 59 124 59 47 COPLE PARISH 40 1131 98 1131 98 Yeocomico Church Endowment 16123 31 3543 09 19666 73 1393 54 1393 54 Yeocomico Cemetery Endowment. 21439 78 1785 95 23225 CUNNINGHAM CHAPEL PARIsH Duvall Chambers Fund of Em 165 84 2156 49 12938 125 38 manuel Chapel Boyce 1990 65 07 159 96 2080 03 124 80 124 80 George Reynolds Green Memorial. 1920 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 3737 Henry Page Memorial Meade Memorial Cemetery Endow 47 747 ment 115 00 59 12459 DETTINGEN PARISH 96 402 33 3115 29 176 33 176 33 St Martins Building Fund 2712 Garetta Hagemeyer Fund of St 298 59 298 95 Annes Church 4600 00 383 19 4983 19
Mary Rixey and Frances Rixey Chsrch 16 1.066 60 13870 76 832 24 83224 cIsc Fund sf Tiisity 12804 149 49 149 49 Sauna Wolfe 2300 00 191 60 2451 60 Dovxss PARIsH CC John Wickham Fund of St Marys 82 22 82 22 Church Lorraine 1265 00 105 39 1370 39 Richard Allen St Mary 74 74 Church 1150 00 95 81 1245 81 74 74
FALLS CHURCH PARISH The Ball Dulany Fund of Fails Church 805 00 67 07 87207 5232 St Pauls Lincolnia 5232 1527 50 127 26 76 FREDERICK PARISH 1654
The Marshall Scholarship Fund of Christ Church Winchester 2500 00 208 26 2708 26 162 49 162 49 Harry Byrd Fund 20000 00 1666 01 21666 01 1299 96 1299 96 GIBSON-WIrH-NEVE formerly Neve PARISH
Mary Walker Triplett Endowment Fund of St Johns Church 420 71 35 06 45577 2734 2734 HANOVER-WITH-BRUNSWICK formerly Brunswick PARISH Lambs Creek Church Fund 3016 20 447 30 3463 50 196 04 196 04 Emmanuel Churchyard of Hanover Parish 4255 38 58 1257 5512 96 303 09 Hanover Parish Fund 303 09 8268 56 1226 23 79 St Johns Fund 9494 537 44 537 44 7994 98 1645 69 67 HAYMARKET PARISH 9640 543 64 543 64 St Pauls Cemetery Fund 13300 00 3061 90 16361 90 933 71 HEseisIco PARISH 933 71 Moore St Johns Church... 1150 00 95 81 81 1245 74 74 74 74 Joseph Estes St Johns Church 2300 00 191 60 2491 60 14949 KINoSToze PARISH 149 49
Charles Healy FundChrist Church 500 00 4166 541 66 32 49 32 49 Kate Harrison Robertson Fund 786 60 65 54 852 14 5112 II Bettie Williams Fund 51 12 786 60 65 54 852 14 51 12 Cordelia 51 12 Cary Murray 1550 00 95 81 1245 81 74 74 Eugenia Williams Fund 74 74 571 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 Ellen Tabb Lane 37 37 Randolph Fund.. 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 37 37 Christ Church Graveyard Fund 3550 00 869 73 4419 73 245 77 Christ 245 77 CO Church Cemetery Fund John Gill 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 Christ Church 37 37 Cemetery Fund Carrie Davis Livett 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 37 37 Christ Church Carrie Davis Livett Fund 2300 00 191 60 60 2491 149 49 149 49 Christ Church Sally Tompkins Fund 646 10 53 84 699 94 41 99 41 99 Marchant Fund Christ Church 500 00 500 00 12 50 12 50 Marchant Fund Trinity Church 300 00 300 00 750 50 Trinity ChurchEndowment Fund 230 00 169 17 399 17 20 95 20 95 STATEMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNDSC0NnNuED
Psenccimii ACCOUNT INCOME ACCOUNT -1
FUND DESCRIPTION Income Income Expenses Balance Additions With- Balance Balance From Transferred and Balance
January 1970 drawals December January Invest- to Remit- December 1970 1970 31 1970 1970 mentS Principal tances 31 1970
14124 Kingston Parish General Fund 2000 00 168 61 2166 61 14124 Christ Church Cemetery Fund Florence Reed 500 00 41 66 54166 32 49 32 49 60 60 Trinity Church Cemetery Fund. 12600 00 1674 59 14274 59 836 836 Col \%illiam Clark Colbourn Me morial 200 00 16 67 216 67 13 00 13 00 LANGLEY PARISH
St Dunstans Episcopal Church Parochial School Fund 31 58 70 36 28 2055 205 LEEDS PARISH
Mary Morris Ambler Churchyard Fund 725 00 60 41 785 41 47 12 47 12 24 Caroline Stribling Fund 1650 00 137 48 1787 46 107 24 107 Henry and Agnes Marshall Fund. Leeds 115 00 59 124 59 47 47 Churchyard iT Keith Marshall 5750 00 478 89 6228 99 373 73 573 73 MONTICELLO PARISH Julia Macon St Lukes Simeon 1725 00 143 71 1868 71 11212 112 12 Julia Macon Christ Church Charlottesville Womens Auxil iary 2300 00 191 60 2491 60 149 49 149 49 Carrie Randolph Memorial 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 37 37 Joseph Allen Wheat Memorial St Pauls Memsrial Church 5.750 00 478 99 6.228 99 373 73 373 73
Lucy Minor Davis Memorial 100000 83 31 1083 31 64 99 64 99 Wylie Page Fund of Christ Church 1000 00 83 31 1083 31 64 99 64 99 MowrRoss PARISH CC Wharton Memorial Fund of St Pauls Nomini Grove 2300 00 191 60 2491 60 149 49 14949 Lucy Chandler Dent Fund of St James Church 1150 00 95 81 1245 81 74 74 74 74 Susan Jane Brown Hutt Memorial St Pauls Nomini Grove 4047 50 589 67 4637 17 263 08 263 08
NEWTON PARISH
Adelaide Van Dusen bequest of Church Calvary 10473 33 1553 18 12026 51 Henry 680 74 680 74 Wagner Memorial 15100 86 44 2239 17340 30 Calvary Church Endswment Me 981 52 981 52 morial 1833 67 271 94 2105 61 NORTH FARNHAM PARISH 119 18 119 18 North Farnham Parish Fund 402 50 33 54 436 04 Olo CHURCH PARISH fsrmerly St 2616 26 16 PAULS PARISH Janie Ruffin Fund Immanuel Old Church 1063 69 157 75 1221 44 Immanuel Church 69 13 69 13 Cemetery Fund. 10973 46 589 10 11962 56 713 87 OVERWHARTON PARISH 713 87 Dipple Graveyard Fund 994 28 82 84 1077 12 Aquia Church 64 62 Cemetery Fund 23590 00 5465 06 64 62 29055 06 30 PIEDMONT PARISH 1608 1608 30 Wheat Fund Emmanuel Delaplane 00 1000 8331 31 Charles 1083 64 99 Ritchie Ward Fund 64 99 -4 Emmanuel Church Delaplane 575 00 47 91 622 CO Elizabeth 91 37 37 Homer Fund sf Trin 37 37 ity Church Marshall 00 2070 17245 45 Emmanuel 2242 134 54 Church Contingency 134 54 Fund 00 2500 208 26 2708 26 RIDLEY 162 49 PARISH 162 49 Christ Church Brandy Fund 00 18650 1553 56 20203 56 RIVANNA PARIsH 1212 21 1212 21 St Johns is Church Fund 10000 00 833 01 01 CO Rivanna 10833 649 98 Parish Endowment Fund. 1495 00 649 98 12455 55 Rivanna 1619 97 17 Rectory Endowment Fund 2357 50 97 17 19639 2553 89 Mary Cooke Fund Grace 153 23 153 23 Church 345 00 2875 373 75 22 42 Lettio Wooling Cocks Fund Grace 22 42 CO Church 575 00 47 91 622 91 Grace Cemetery Fund 37 37 3737 5951 48 1600 77 7552 25 Bremo Grace Church Endowment 394 11 39411 Frnd 11335 00 11335 00 ST ANNES Piiissu Christ Church Cemetery Fund. 00 3660 1504 89 89 Christ Church Endowment 5164 237 89 23789 1380 00 114 97 1494 97 Sp DAVIDS PARISH 89 69 85 69 Henry Douglas Pollard Memorial. 5750 00 478 99 Sx JAMES 6228 99 373 73 NORTHAM PARISH 373 73 Rosalie Noland Ball Fund of Grace
Churah Goochland 05 35853 3912 75 39765 80 2367 42 2367 42 STATEMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNDSCoNTINuED
INCOME Accouarr PRINCIPAL ACcoUNr
Income Income Expenses FUND DESCRIPTION Balance From Transferred and Additions With Balance Balance Balance Remit December December January Invest to January 1970 drawals tances 31 1970 1970 1970 ments Principal 1970 1970 31
ST MARsS Pisisn Investment St Stephens Memorial 367 03 23 367 03 Fund 5646 83 470 40 6117 ST MARTINS PARIsH Morris Hunter Fund of St Mar 405 17 405 17 5750 00 1526 99 7276 99 garets 14 95 249 17 14 95 Fund 230 00 19 17 Nancy Wright Pollard Ernest and Kenneth Lowry 275 14 68 275 14 Fund 4233 05 352 63 4585 128 53 12853 55 293 27 2270 82 St Martins BuildinglFund 1977 of Fork Florence Page Fund 120 80 38 120 80 Church 1858 55 154 83 2013 Noland Fund of Fork Mary 42 108 38 108 38 50 138 92 1806 Church 1667 53 21 674 53 674 in 80 1366 41 11575 Fork Church Cemetery Fund 10208 Fund Trinity Beosic Clarke 02 62 02 1033 69 62 Church 954 19 79 50 Rosie Thompson Memorial Fund 12 69 343 12 343 94 439 75 5718 of Church of Our Saviour 5278 22 42 373 75 22 42 345 00 28 75 Myra Thompson Memorial 567 96 47 567 96 75 1576 72 9700 Our Saviour Cemetery Endowment 8123 Elizabeth Frances and Watkins Leigh Wickham Memorial Fund 15 69 C3 15 69 241 50 20 13 261 ot the Church of our Saviour. Altazeva Hackett Oliver Memorial 44 84 835 33 49 82 98 766 49 68 84 Fund of St Martin Mary Wilkie Fork Church Me 64 99 31 64 99 00 83 31 1083 morial 1000 ST Miccs Piusu Johnson Fund of St Nannie 419 52 419 52 537 66 6992 04 Peters Church Port Royal 6454 38 Sr PAULS P.eaieu 37 37 37 37 Fund 575 00 47 91 622 91 St Paule Endowment 47 59 124 59 47 Winston Fund 115 00 Bettie 71 305 71 12 5848 51 305 St Pauls Cemetery Fund 4080 39 1768
St Pauls Parish Fund 575 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 37 37 Alice Ashton Fitzhugh Memorial... 00 9771 1449 03 11220 03 635 09 63509 ST Smpnxue P.uszsu St Marys Fleeton Memorial Fund 00 31 1000 1083 2083 31 117 49 117 49 ST THOMAS PARISH
St Thomas Church Fund 00 00 20300 1691 21991 00 1319 46 1319 46 Seovr PARIsH
Christ Church Endowment Fund.. 79 927 00 6250 7177 79 406 29 406 29 Christ Church Organ Fund 77 165 1989 76 2155 53 59 27 59 27 Christ Church Restoration Fund.. 50 3312 275 95 3588 45 98 68 98 68 SHELBIJRNE-WITH-CAMERON PARISH Virginia Long Fund St James Womens Auxiliary 115 00 59 124 59 47 47 Eustis Fund of the Church of Our Saviour Oatlaods 75 194 00 2328 2522 75 151 36 151 36 Church of Our Saviour Oatlands Fund 1955 00 162 87 2117 87 127 07 1o7 u7 -u SLAUGHTER PARISH
Emmanuel Church Fund 18868 28 74 3371 22240 02 1289 40 1289 40 Emmanuel Fund Rectory 14761 00 2258 15 17019 15 963 34 963 34 in Norman Hurst Memorial Fund.. 890 00 890 00 53 40 53 40 SotrH FARNHAM PARISH St Pauls Building Fund 8251 28 687 35 8938 63 St Johns Cemetery Fund 7327 50 910 40 90 8237 483 77 St Johns Fund Emergency 40805 98 6391 95 47197 93 2652 30 265230 St Pauls Cemetery Fund 4670 00 389 03 5059 03 303 34 303 54 St Pauls Cemetery Endowment Fund 1506 91 125 54 45 1632 97 94 97 94 Henry and Arthur Temple and Henry Walker Endowment 15824 00 1318 15 17142 15 1028 52 1028 52 TRIRrTY P.s.nIsH St Johns Chapel and Cemetery Fund 37 395 4751 80 5147 17 308 83 308 83 St Johns Invested Funds for Future Needs 7998 98 24 1186 9185 22 519 91 519 91 St Johns Green Springs 20000 00 01 1666 21666 01 300 00 1299 96 1599 96 Tssuao PARISH
The General Church Fund of Pu- hick Church 7705 00 641 84 8346 84 500 81 500 81 UPPER TRusto PARIsH St Johns Church Centreville Cemetery Endowment Fund 2406 25 200 46 2606 71 156 40 156 40 WALKER PAlusH
Grace Church Cismont Cemetery Endowment Fund 20124 39 38 2401 22525 77 1336 67 1336 67 Boyden Memorial Fund 975 00 47 91 622 91 37 37 3737 STATEMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INCOME OF FUNDS CONTINUED
PRINCIPAL Acrousex Isecosen Arcousex
FUND DESCRIPTION Income -1 Income Expenses CC Balance Additions With- Balance Balance From Tcannferced and Balance January 1970 drawala December January Invent- tn Remit- December 1970 1970 31 1970 1970 ments Principal tances 31 1970
WARE-WJTu-PeTIWORTH formerly Ware PARIsH Ware Chnrch Fund 0842 50 570 00 7412 50 444 75 444 71 WAslisnuvuN PARIsH
The Huneerfnrd-GrifiIsh Cemetery Fund offit PeteroChureh 1150 00 95 81 1345 81 74 74 74 74 St Peters Church Endowment Fund 17288 79 1440 00 18728 79 1123 60 1123 60 WzevuvEse P.e.ssssu
Julia Sarkett Memorial Pond 8843 39 1404 77 2061 20 8180 96 511 83 511 83 Weotover Church Cemetery Fund 18425 90 1554 86 19980 36 1198 82 1198 82 WeetoverPsriohEndowmentFund. 4000 10 1333 21 5333 31 319 99 319 99 Mary Saunders Ruffin Memorial Fund 135152 120794 213946 9534 9534 WnsTAxEn formerly Benrico PARISH .0 Emma lacy Fund of Monumen tal Church 1150 00 95 81 1245 81 345 00 74 74 419 74 Grace Areoto Fund St Andrews 54156 95 4511 29 58668 24 3520 09 3520 09 Geo %V Bowie Fund St Andrews 5000 00 416 51 5416 51 324 99 324 99 St James Church Few 130 En -ci dowment Fund 2012 50 187 66 2180 16 130 80 130 80 WifiTTLE PARISH
Rertors Discretionary Fund of Grace Church 38000 00 3165 41 3165 40 18000 01 2311 65 2311 65 Our Saviour Georgetown Cemetery Endowment 230000 271410 501410 14949 14949 Grace Churrh Fund 10000000 833001 10833001 .. 316951 316955 Natalie McIntosh Fund 10000 00 833 01 833 00 10000 01 600 00 600 00 CO Pledge Fund of Grace Churrh 4120000 6109 98 47309 88 287791 2677 91 Wscosssco P.enson
Wieomoco P.R Church Fund... 7170 62 975 05 8145 67 484 96 484 96
Total Parish Funds... $1293568 43 $185172 27 $135973 45 $1342767 25 64700 81091 95 13849 36 6586799 2021 70
Tntallndividual Funds... $2784446 2$ $346996 32 $139232 04 $2992200 94 $16907 24 $172617 3209699 $541699 $9 $25727 75 12J$
Reserve for contingencies 266101 26 24100 00 $221255 09 99946 17 General investment ocroont Total income $208585 78 Leon Direct credits to
specific accounts... 2675 52
Inrome for alloratinn.$20571 26 Less Income allocated
to funds at b% 169741 60
935968 66 26649 67 35966 tO 24100 00 9918 14 31800 19
Total General Funds 93070547 52 $371086 32 9360487 13 71 91 $3081146 4375t $208585 78 56196 96 9148617 79 47527 94
NOTES and remittancee Expenoeo tranoferred to operating account
thources of income applied directly to specific funds Tramfers from the Diocesan Missionary Society applied to the following Fund Yancey-Mason 2495 52 James Masoie Fund rL 60 00 Ellerson Masoie Roy Fund 300 00 2955 52 Interest on government bonds applied to the following
Marchant Fund for Christ Church of the Kingston Parish 12 50 Marchant Fund for Trinity Churrh of the Kingston Parish 50 2000
.0 Total 2875 52
/Chsoges in the reserve for rontingencios areas follows Balance 1-1-70 286101 26 Tronsfero from income 2410000 12
310201 26 Less Capital gains diotribution to prinripol arcounto 8.33% 221252 19 Shipping rhnrgeo 90
221255 09
Dslsner 12-31-70 88946 17
-1 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 249 248 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
INVESTMENTS AND CASH HELDGENERAL FUND INCOME AND DISBURSEMENTSGENERAL FUND INCOME ACCOUNT December 31 1970 EXHIBIT
For Year Ended December 31 1970 FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK CUSTODIAN EXHIBIT
Boox VALUE
Rate Amount Total Maturity Par DESCRIPTION INDIVIDUAL FUNDS Amount Total
1970 16907 24 BalanceJanuary UNITED STATEe GOVERNMENT OELI0ATI0N5 01172 1000 00 1000 00 United States Treasury Bonds 21% 121572 38250 00 Add 40000 00 United States Treasury Bonds 2% 51573 00400 00 100000 00 United States Treasury Note 7s% 52071 160623 62 Investment income credited to individual 165000 00 United States Treasury Bills
172617 12 299273 62 accounts $306000 00
BANK BoNDs $189524 36 10000 00 International Bank for Reconetruetion and DeVelopment 101571 9781 28 8- 188 30 Deduct 25000 00 GoVernment of Canada 24945
transferred to accounts. 32096 96 34726 58 Income principal 35000 00 Distribution of income 141699 65 INDUSTRiAL BONDS 178 00 173796 61 20000 00 Allied Chemical Dye Corporation 3% 19940 180 85 10000 00 Aluminum Company of Canada 4% 10070 192 08 50000 00 American Tobacce Company 1% 49597 Finance 11 190 25326 00 1970 75 25000 00 Beneficial Company BalanceDecember 31 15727 192 00 25000 00 Caterpillar Tractor Company 5.3 25000 69 25000 00 Financial Corporation 6% 10 186 24894 04 24000 00 Columbia Gas System 1% 186 24014 ACCOUNT 00 GENERAL INvEsTMENT 50000 00 Corn Products Company 55% 81592 49780 Tire and Rubber 188 24865 00 25.000 00 Firestone Company 00 1970 26849 67 25000 00 Fruehauf Corporation 187 25000 BalanceJanuary 00 25000 00 General Motors Acceptance Curpuration 6% 188 25000 54 21000 00 General Motors Acceptance Eorpsration 7.125 12 190 24829 25 Add 20000 00 Gulf and Western Industries Inc 187 16676 80 10000 00 luternational Hsreestcr Credit Curperstion 4% 11 179 9078 for allocation. 26 00 Income from investments $205710 25000 00 International Nickel Company of Canada 6.85 193 25000 44 37200 00 Loews Theatres Incorporated 6.975 1903 30697 25 25000 00 Marathon Oil Company 4% 187 25041 Less 87 25000 00 Pullman Incorporated 5% 31587 24723 7.875 1994 40885 00 60 50000 00 Reynolds Tobacco Company Income allocated to funds at 6% 169741 183 25000 00 25000 00 Sears Roebuck and Company 6% 12 186 47532 56 35968 66 44000 00 Sinclair Oil Corporation 4% 193 25093 80 25000 00 Socony Mobil Oil Company 00 25000 00 Standard Oil Company of Indians 91591 25000 45 00 Tennessee Gas Trammission Company 1% 184 30062 62818 33 30000 1.3 31597 25000 00 25000 00 Union Carbide Corporation 192 25000 00 Deduct 25000 00 Westinghouse Electric Corporation 5% 5.2 5-1-91 25000 00 25000 00 Weyerhaeuser Company Transfer to eperating account 6918 14 738917 61 $745200 00 Transfer to contingency reserve 24100 00 14 RsmssoAD Bosene 31018 195 26727 58 30000 00 The Virgsniso Railway Company
Puss.sc UTssm BoNDs BalanceDecember 1970 31800 19 185 20121 56 31 20000 00 American Telephone and Telegraph Company. 4% 184 20198 00 25000 00 American Telephone and Telegraph Company. 4% 195 00 25000 00 American Telephone and Telegraph Company. 1.62 25138 Company See accompanying Notes to Financial Statements 50.000 00 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone 107 50 of Virginia 5% 50547 192 00 25000 00 Duke Power Company 4% 25000 11 195 50 21000 00 Florida Water Power Company 4% 25157 182 96 25000 00 General Telephone Company of California 55% 24858 1075 30 25000 00 New York Power and Light Company 2% 23395 0Ct0to 0to to to 0000 0o 01 CD
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INVESTMENTS AND CASH HELDGENERAL Balance FUNDCONCLUDED At
Amount Fund Assignment 12-31-70
John Green Hayes Fund 5000 00 6228 99 Total Securities $2821441 41 Bruce Fund 1060000 12890 75 CASE Hattie Newcomer Gilpin Fund 00 40 Uninvested balancePrincipal Account 132 105 40 3000 3737 Episcopal Fund 86544 23 62240 19 Total Cash and Securities in hands of First and Merchants
National Bank Custodian $2953554 81 REAL ESTATE 8000000 Totals $105144 23 33 DIocEsAN Mrsssussjsr SncsETT up VmusssA Funds invested in Diocesan 85007 Itevslving Fund 47591 90
Total General Fund $3081145 75
STATEMENT OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS
Our examination was made primal ily for the purpose of rendering an the basic financial statements of the Trustees of the Funds of the NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS opinion on Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia taken as whole December 31 1970 In connection with our examination we have reviewed the supplemen SECURiTIEs tary information hereafter which is not necessary for fair presentation of
financial position or recorded transactions and changes in fund balances Investment securities are Carried at Cost adjusted for asssortization This supplemental information has been subjected to the same audit pro of bond premiums and discounts cedures applied in the examination of the basic financial statements and is
in stated in all CONTINGENT LIABILny our opinion fairly material respects in relation to the basic financial statements taken as whole Contingent liability exists jointly with the Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia as endorsers of the following mortgage notes held PULLEN COMPANY by the First and Merchants National Bank Richmond Virginia Dale of Balance March 26 1971 Maker Note 12-31-70
St Andrews Church Arlington Virginia 63061 2567 19
St Dunstans Mission McLean Virginia 103064 31440 45
St Marks Episcopal Church Fairfax Virginia 72662 4761 74 Church of Our Saviour Rio Charlottesville
Virginia 21567 43827 39 Church of Good Shepherd Burks Virginia 111069 48758 25
$131355 02
As collateral for above notes the First and Merchants National
Bank is holding assignment of sundry funds of the Diocesan Missionary Society of Virginia and the following funds of the Trustees of the Funds of Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia 254 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 REPORTS OF TREASURERS 255
OPERATING ACCOUNT comparison of fund balances at December 31 1970 and 1969 is pre sented below Year Ended December 31 1970 Increase SCHEOULE 12-31-70 12-31-69 Decrease General Amount 7otal $3081146 71 $3070547 52 10599 19 APn0PRIAnoNs
Transfer from general investment account Changes in the 6918 14 principnl balances of the separate accounts listed under the general funds representing the above increase of $10590.19 arc shown DI5BUESEMENTS in Exhibit
Custodians fee for handling securities 24 4023 ACCOUNTANTS COMMENTS RELATING TO CEnTAIN ATJnITING PnacEnljnEs Auditing 1000 00 The of Insurancecommercial blanket bond 61 30 scope our examination is set forth in the Report of Certified Holcombe Palmer Public Accountants Certain features of the SalaryE 300 00 auditing procedures employed in our examination of Payments to Diocese of Virginia the 1970 financial statements follow Morris SalaryF 733 60 of By means selective tests recorded cash receipts were traced to Preparing 300 00 reports deposit into bank and cancelled checks were examined in support of dis Use ef Diocesan office 500 00 bursements Statements reflecting transactions of the custodians were 60 1533 examined for various periods throughout the year Cash on deposit was 6918 14 reconciled with amounts reported to us by the depositaries Invoices or other evidence in support of charges to the operating account were tested by us
Securities comprising the invested funds COMMENTS ON FINANCIAL POSITION AND were confirmed to us by the custodians summary of CHANGES IN FUND BALANCES investments is set forth in Exhibit
Exhibit sets forth the assets fund balances and contingent lia bilities at December 31 1970 Exhibit reflects the total increases and decreases during the year and the year-end balances of both fund principal and income of the individual funds of the general group In the allotting of income to the various funds your Treasurer has apportioned net income to the funds on basis of 6% of tbe average monthly
balance of principal except in the case of specified securities held for certain
funds in which case the income was directly credited as received from the
respective investment
Statements of the principal cash and securities and other assets held
for all funds in are presented Exhibit which was prepared from the
general and office records and is summarized as follows
Cash Securities Other Total
General Fund $132109 40 $2821445 41 $127591 90 $3081146 71
Consists of $80000.00 for real estate and $47591.90 invested in Diocesan Revolving Fund II
APPENDIX
PARISH OFFICERS Year 1971 in Most Cases
ALBEMARLE COUNTY
For Churches NOTE within the City of CharlottesvilleSee CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE
MONTICELLO PARISH
ST LUKES Missmrc SIME0N under VESTRY OF CITET5T CHURCH CHARLOTTES. VILLE
IVY PARISH
ST JOHN THE BAPTIST MIssioN NT CHAELOTTE5VILLE The Re Dudley Boog/ter Vicar
Senior WardenMr Prestoa Cianainy Rt Box 130 Charlottesville 22901
Junior WardenMr Richard PAROCHIAL REPORTS Gibson Rt Box 133 Charlottesville 22901
RegisterMr Paul Fisk 2409 Peyton Drive Charlottesville 22901 TreasurerMrs Faye Cianniny Rt Box 132 Charlottesville 22901
ST PAULs ChURCH IVY The Rev Dudley Booyher Rector Senior John WardenMr Hahn Rt Box 235 Charlottesville 22901 Junior WardeaMr Thomas It Keith Rt Box 280-B Charlottesville 22901
RegisterMr Fred Wood Jr 1717 Rugby Avenue Charlottesville 22901
TreasurerMr Robert Flood Dogwood Lane Charlottesville 22901
FREDERICK5VJLLE PARISH
BUCK MOUNTAIN CHURCH EAIILY5VILLE lhe Rev Calvin Saehers Supply
Senior WardenMr Birckhead Earlysville 22936
Junior WardenMr John Fiery Earlysville 22936
RegisterMr John Fiery Earlysville 22936 TreasurerMrs Ruby Birckhead Earlysville 22936
CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR Rio The Rev James Cunningham Rector Senior WardenDr Charles Hamner 2415 Commonwealth Drive Char lottesville 22901
Jimior John WardenMr Derr Jr 2303 Wakefield Road Charlottesville 22901
Arthur RegisterMrs Cook 1709 Old Forge Road Charlottesville 22901 TreasurerMrs Robert Kunkle 716 Highland Avenue Charlottesville 22901 ALEXANDRIA 259 258 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 CITY OF
GREENWOOD PARISH CITY OF ALEXANDRIA
EMMANUEL CHURCH GREENWOOD The Rev Howard LaRue Rector OLD ALEXANDRIA PARISH
Senior Warden Mr Francis Brawley Flordon Rt Charlottesville The Rev Lock CHIU5T CHURCH The Rev William Sydnor Rector Gregory 22901 Associate Rector Junior WardenMr Mason Barnett Rt Box 168 Charlottesville 22901 Richard 1203 Senior WardenBrig Gen Groves Westgrove Blvd RegisterMrs Hugh Flannagan Miller School Charlottesville Alexandria 22307 22901 Alex Junior WardenMr Charles Ray III 1509 Paul Spring Pkwy TreasurerMrs James Roberts 1413 Hollins Road Waynesboro 22981J andria 22308
Ira Devonald 2430 Ridge Road Drive Alexandria 22302 Hoix Crloss MIssIoN CHURCH AFTON The Rev Howard LaRje Vicar RegisterMrs TreasurerMr Clyde Lamond III 1606 Old Stage Road Alexandria Senior WardenMr Roy Barksdale Jr Rt Afton 22920 22308 Junior WardenMr John Fox Rt Afton 22921 RegisterMr Massie Hughes Rt Afton 22920 ST PAULS CHURCH The Rev Leon Laylor Rector The Rev Maurice TreasurerMr Ellis Fox Rt Afton 22920 Branscomb Jr Assistant WardenMr William Thomas II 318 Quaker Lane Alex ST ANNES PARISH Senior andria CHRIST ST ST CHURCH GLENDOWER JoHNs SCOTTSVILLE STEPHENS Junior WardenMr Arthur Bruner 914 Vicar Lane Alexandria ESMONT The Rev John Rector Wright Jr RegisterMrs Jolm Ticer 512 Prince Street Alexandria Senior WardenMr Walter Coles Keene 22946 TreasurerMr Simmons Savage Jr 409 Jefferson Street Alexandria Junior WardenMr James Huffman Esmont 22937 CHURCH The Rev Edward Merrow Rector The Rev Nelson RegisterMr Richard DeButts Esmont 22937 GRACE The Rev Holt Jenkins Assistant TreasurerMr Lamed Randolph North Garden 22959 Koscheski Jr Assistant Senior Warden1Ir Wm Forbes 2504 Hayes St Alexandria 22302 McILHANY MISSION CHURCH PARISH The Rev Roderick Junior WardenMr Richard Eudy 1115 Bayliss Dr Alexandria 22302 Ismay Vicar RegisterMrs Thomas Bakke 614 Oakley Place Alexandria 22302 TreasurerMr Norman Simpson 3725 Holmes Lane Alexandria 22302 Senior Warden Mr James Morris Rt North Garden 22959 Junior WardenMr Montebello Charlottesville Roy Haney 314 Circle MEADE MEMORIAL MISSION CHURCH The Rev John Davis Vicar 22903 Senior WardenMr Charles McKnight 1021 Quaker Lane Alexandria RegisterMr William Ridob Earlysville 22936 Junior WardenMr Frank Craven 121 North Peyton St Alexandria TreasurerMrs Massey 113 Piedmont Charlottesville 22903 RegisterMrs Clarence Halstead 2608 South 18th St Arlington TreasurerMr James Ashton Jr 1532 Princess St Alexandria MASON MISSION CHURCH PARISH The Rev William Menge bier Ph Supply SEMINARY PARISH
Senior WardenMr Woodrow Shifflett Mission Home 22956 IMMANUEL CHURCH-ON-THE-HILL The Rev Coleman McGehee Rector Junior Warden-Mr Christopher Miller Boonesville 22925 The Rev Kenneth Jones Assistant RegisterMrs Daniel Morris Jr Boonesville 22925 Senior WardenMr William Bryant 803 Hall Place Alexandria 22302 TreasurerMrs Gordon Garrison Rt Box 100 Crozet 22932 Junior WardenMr Daniel Kelly 100 Sylvan Court Alexandria 22304 RegisterMrs Hal Wynne 1513 23rd St Arlington 22202 WALKERS PARISH The Rev Allie Frazier Jr Rector TreasurerMr Gosorn 1213 Janneys Lane Alexandria 22302 Senior WardenMr Frank Robinson Jr Gordonsville EMMANUEL CHURCH VACANT Junior WardenCol Richard Sullivan Cobham 22929 Sr 2503 Hayes St Alexandria RegisterMr Shackelford Jr Woodberry Forest Senior WardenMr Daingerfield Ashton 22302 TreasurerMr Edward Stewart Keswick 22947 260 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF ViRGINIA 1971 CAROLINE COUNTY 261
Junior WardenCapt Addison Clifford Jr 2204 Knoll Road Alexan ST MARYS CHURCH The Rev Paul Banhston Rector dna 22302 Senior WardenCapt John Howell 5124 37th St Arlington 22207 RegisterMr Haywood Taylor 401 Jackson Place Alexandria 22302 Junior WardenMrs Doris Murphy 4433 Dittmar Rd Arlington 22207 TreasurerLt Col George Huffman 612 Tennessee Ave Alexandria RegisterMr Joseph Halasz 2818 Beechwood Circle Arlington 22207 22302 TreasurerCapt Robert Minton 4006 Stafford St Arlington 22207
THE CHURCH OF ST CLEMENT The Rev Maurice Hopson Rector ST MICHAELS CHURCH The Rev Georye Pratt Rector The Rev John 4107 Orleans Alexandria Senior WardenMr William Barrett Place Wesley Assistant Junior WardenMr John Muneks 6326 Beaehway Drive Falls Church Senior WardenCal Harold Hitchens 4300 Old Dominion Dr No 1016 RegisterMr Alexander Squadrini 6705 Haekberry Street Springfield Arlington 22207 TreasurerMr James Jacobson 4701 Kenmore Avenue Alexandria Junior WardenMr Dean Halt 1503 Wakefield St Arlington 22207 5924 Washington Blvd Arlington 22205 MIssIoN CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION The Rev James if Green Vicar RegisterMr Hougland TreasurerCal Major Martin 1406 Inglawood St Arlington 22205 Senior WardenMr George Cole III 4021 David Lane Alexandria 22311 Junior WardenMr Alton Wheelock 3004 Terry Place Alexandria 22304 ST PETERS CHURCH The Rev Jess Stribliny Jr Rector The Rev Richard RegisterMrs William Stribling Jr 4506 Kling Drive Alexandria Shimpflvy Assistaat 22312 Senior WardenMr Edward McCandleSs 2706 Dinwiddie St ..krling Alexandria TreasurerMr Jere Estes 5741 Sanger Avenue No 121 22311 ton
Junior WardenMr Walter Neighbors 3800 Tazawell St.Arlington ARLINGTON COUNTY RegisterMrs Marguerite Hentharn 3527 Kensington St Arlington TreasurerMr Donald Campbell 2912 Globe Road Arlington ARLINGTON PARISH
TRINITY CHURCH The Rev Gary Price Rector The Rev Robert Gilman ST ANDHEWs CHURCH The Rev Robert Andrews Rector The Rev 1-let- Assistant bert Lodder Assistant Senior WardenMr Berryman Davis 6711 Haycock Rd Falls Church Senior WardenMr Charles Hulvey 2213 Pollard St Arlington 22207 22043 Junior WardenCapt Robert Pond 2325 Richmond St Arlington 22207 Junior WardenCapt Janet Lewis 4201 31st St Arlington 22206 RegisterMr William Koezyk 5825 25th Road Arlington 22205 No 926 TreasurerMr Carl Jonson 5613 North 33rd St Arlington 22207 RegisterMrs Stephen Simmerman Jr 5611 Magnolia Lane Alexandria
ST GEOEOES CHURCH The Rev Hedley Williams Rector The Rev 22311 TreasurerMr Arthur 509 Devonshire Vienna Moody Burt III Assistant Wise Sr Drive N.E 22180 Senior WardenCapt Gerald Norton 640.8 Lyric Lane Falls Church CAROLINE 22044 COUNTY Junior WardenMr William Keller 529 George Mason Drive Arling ST ASAPHS PARISH ton 22203 ST ASAPHS BOwLING GREEN The Rev Ralph Fall Rector RegisterMrs Keith Clark 3708 Oakland Street Arlington 22207 CHIJHCH TreasurerMr Perry Knapp 3735 Pershing Drive Arlington 22203 Senior WardenMr Julien Mason Bowling Green 22427 Junior WardenMr Garland Gravatt Millard 22514 ST JOHNS MISSION CHURCH The Rev William Newland Jr Vicar RegisterMr George Davis III Bowling Green 22427 Senior WardenMr Cecil St King 401 Jefferson St Arlington 22204 TreasurerMrs Ruth Powers Bowling Green 22427 Junior WardenMr Clayton Tnsker 6111 Woodmont Rd Alexandria 22307 ST MARYS PARISH Richard 3728 Columbia No RegisterMr Matthews Pike Arlington ST PETERS CHURCH POET ROYAL The Rev Ralph Fall Rector 22204 Senior WardenMr Richard Pratt Port Royal 22535 TreasurerMrs Charles Cleveland 5721 First Street Arlington 22204 Junior WardenMr Harry Banks Port Royal 22535 262 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGIN1A 1971 CULPEPER COUNTY 263
TreasurerMrs Richard Pratt Port Royal 22535 CLARKE COUNTY RegisterMr Conway Davis Port Royal 22535 CLARKE PARISH
GRACE CHURCH BEEEYvILLE The Rev William Rector CHARLES CITY COUNTY Broohe Senior WardenDr Raleigh Watson Berryville 22611 WESTOVER PARISH Junior WardenMr Henry Jones Berryville 22611
WESTOVEE CHURCH CHARLES CITY The Rev James Alves Rector RegisterMrs James York Berryville 22611
Senior WardenMr Armistead Boyd Rt Charles City 23030 TreasurerMr Olcott Berryville 22611 Junior WardenMr Malcolm Jamieson Berkeley Plantation Charles ST MARYS MIssIoN BEEHYvILLE The Rev William Broohe Vicar City 23030 Senior William 22611 RegisterMr Shirley Carter Rt Box 59 Charles City 23030 WardenMr Cross Rt Berryville TreasurerMr Carter Williams III Rt Easthury Charles City 23030 Junior WardenMr Robert Cross 635 Cameron St Winchester 22601
RegisterMr Alfred Butler Box 137 Summit Point Va 25446 CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE TreasurerMr lolian Powell Rt Berryville 22611 PARISH MONTICELLO CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHEED MIsSIoN BLUEMONT The Rev William
CHRIST CHURCH The Rev Francis Cooper Rector The Rev James Broohe Vicar McLean Jr Assistant Senior WardenMrs Roger Tapscott Bluemont 22012
Senior WardenMr Robert Ponton 200 Carrsbrook Drive Charlottesville Junior WardenMr Ray McClaughry Bluemont 22012 22901 RegisterMrs Roy MeClaugbry Bluemont 22012 Junior WardenMr Marshall 1870 Watson Avenue Charlottesville TreasurerMrs Garfield Pitta 223 North Buckmarsh Berryville 22012 22901 CUNNINGHAM CHAPEL PARISH RegisterMr Carruthers University Circle Charlottesville 22901
TreasurerMr Perkins Jr 301 Preston Court Charlottesville 22901 CHRIST CHURCH MILLwoon ANI EMMANUEL CHURCH BOYCE The Rev Hol land Clarh Rector ST PAULS MEMORIAL CHURCH The Rev David Ward Rector The Rev Senior WardenMr Conroy Wilson Boyce 22620 Roderich Sinclair Assistant The Rev Franh Moss III Assistant Junior WardenMr William Cook Jr Boyce 22620 Senior WardenMr William Roteh 808 Fendall Terrace Charlottesville 2203 RegisterMr Robert McDonais Boyce 22620 TreasurerMr Julian 22620 Junior WardenMr Robert Ellisan 1612 King Mountain Road Char Everly Boyce
lottesville 22901 CULPEPER COUNTY RegisterMrs Woods 14 Canterbury Road Bellair Charlottes ville 22901 RIDLEY PARISH TreasurerMr Robert Vandell 1438 Grove Road Charlottesville 22901 CHRIST CHUECH BRANDY STATION VACANT
TRINITY MIssIoN CHURCH The Rev Henry Mitchell Vicar Junior WardenMr Allen Fant Brandy Station 22714 Station 22714 Senior WardenMr Stephen Waters 316 8th Street N.W Charlottes RegisterMrs Page Mitchell Brandy ville 22901 TreasurerMrs Helen Steele Culpeper 22701
Junior WardenMr Clarence Jones 1304 Preston Avenue Charlottes ST PAULS MISsIoN RACOON FORD VACANT ville 22901
Senior WardenMr Woodrow Davis Rt Culpeper 22701 RegisterMrs Ethel Edloe 316 8th Street NW Charlottesville 22901 RegisterMr Monroe Waugh Rt Culpeper 22701 TreasurerMrs Teresa Walker 206 6th Street N.W Charlottesville 22901 TreasurerMr Lucien Winston III Box 562 Culpeper 22701 FAIRFAX COUNTY 264 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 265
ST MARKS PARISH CITY OF FAIRFAX TRURO PARISH ST STEPHENS CHURCH CULPEPER The Rev John Chappell Rector
Senior WardenMr Reams Jr No Box 256-C Culpeper TRURO CHURCH The Rev Raymond Davis D.D Rector 22701 Senior WardenMr Rothwell Lillard Box 128 Fairfax 22030 Junior WardenMr Gayheart Jr 609 Madison Road Culpeper 22701 Junior WardenMr William Congleton 3504 Jean Street Fairfax 22030 RegisterMrs Browning Rt Culpeper 22701 RegisterMiss Elizabeth McCraw 4241 Berritt St Fairfax 22030 TreasurerMrs James Finks 131 West Davis Street Culpeper 22701 TreasurerMr Louis Covell 11610 Valley Road Fairfax 22030
CHURCH OF THE APOSTLES SLAUGHTER PARISH VACANT Senior WardenMr William Peterson Box 4411 Falls Church EMMANUEL RAPInAN CHURCH VACANT 22044
Senior WardenMr George Williams Rapidan 22733 Junior WardenMr John Parry 4525 Starr Jordan Drive Burke 22015
Junior WardenMr Clarence Chambers Rt Box 137-C Orange 22960 RegisterMiss Helen Parker Paeonian Springs 22129 RegisterMr William Strong Jr Rapidan 22733 TreasurerMr Fred Holland 1004 Park Street Vienna 22180 TreasurerMr Strong Rapidan 22733 FAIRFAX COUNTY ESSEX COUNTY WELLINGTON PARISH ST ANNES PARISH ST LUKES CHURCH ALEXANDRIA The Rev Edward Morgan III Rector VAUTERS CHURCH LORETTO The Rev Ralph Foil Rector Senior WardenMr Lewis Baughman 908 Emerald Drive Alexandria
Senior WardenMr Muscoe Garnett Loretto 22509 22308 Junior 7914 Alexandria Junior WardenMr Baird Chance 22439 WardenMr Henry Baker Nawmarket Road RegisterMrs Dickinson Loretto 22509 22308 Bonnie 908 Croton Drive Alexandria 22308 TreasurerMrs Camp Piper Box 776 Tappahannock 22560 RegisterMrs Williams TreasurerMr Henry Mitchell Jr 1128 Priscilla Lane Alexandria 22308 SOUTH FARNHAM PARISH ST AIDANS CHURCH ALEXANDRIA The Rev Arthur Underwood Rector GRACE MIssIoN CHURCH TAPPAHANNOCK The Rev Daniel Montague Senior WardenMr Christopher Patroff until February 1971 Vicar The Rev Alan Avery Curote Junior WardenLt Col Frederic Hyatt until February 1971 Senior WardenMr Markham Tappahannock 22560 RegisterMrs William Mitchell 2418 Cavendish Alexandria 22308 Junior WardenMrs Priscilla Muse Star Rt Tappahannock 22560 TraasurerLt Col Robert Frazier 2207 Cavandish Alexandria 22308 RegisterMrs Mary Hill Iowerton ALL SAINTS-SHARON MIssIoN CHAPEL ALEXANDRIA The Rev Sherodd TreasurerMrs Charles Baytop Jr Box S1S Jamaica Albritton Vicar TAPPAHANNOCK The Rev Daniel ST JoHNs CHURCH Montague Rector Senior WardenMr Richard Stephenson 5607 Hilldale Drive Alexan Alan Curate The Rev Avery dria 22310
Senior WardenMr Gordon Lewis Tappahannock 22560 Junior WardenMr Howard Rooney Jr 3428 Woodside Road Alexandria RegisterMr James Rice Tappahanaock 22560 22310 TreasurerMrs Yates Jr Tappahannock 22560 RegisterMrs John Eaton 4426 Roundhill Road Alexandria 22310 TreasurerMr Fred Walker 3807 Lakota Road Alexandria 22303 ST PAULS CHURCH MINOR The Rev Daniel Montague Rector The Rev MARKS MISSION ALEXANDRIA The Rev Burtis Dougherty Alan Avery Curate ST CHURCH Rector Dunnsvillc 22454 Junior WardenCapt Philip Winston Senior WardenMr Jacob Hellmann 5707 Marble Arch Way Alexandria RegisterMrs Benjamin Owen Walkerton 23177 22310 TreasurerCol John Canada Aylett 23009 FAIRFAX COUNTY 267 266 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
RegisterMr Edwyn Hardy 2535 Rambling Court Vienna 22180 Junior WardenMr Harry Rowe 5613 Marble Arch Way Alexandria TreasurerMr William Schock 2232 Westwood Place Falls Church 22043 22310 Col 4224 Corcoran St Alexandria 22309 RegisterLt Philip Boster TRURO PARISH TreasurerMrs Carl Tavenner 3600 Lockheed Blvd Alexandria 22306 POHICK CHURCH LOETON The Rev Albert Jones Rector FALLS CHURCH PARISH 22079 Senior WardenMr Chester Marr 8825 Jandell Road Lorton ST ALBANS ANNANDALE John 22191 CHURCH The Rev Frizzell Jr Rector Junior WardenMr Kenneth Hoppe 1440 Street Woodbridge The Rev Charles Kiblinger Assistant The Rev Harold McF Hammond RegisterMr James Allen 6901 Lois Drive Springfield 22150 Assistant TreasurerMr Richard Taylor 5407 Southampton Drive Springfield
Senior WardenMr Douglas Trollinger 4212 Downing Street Annandale 22151 22003 OLIvET CHURCH FRANCONIA The Rev Berry Simpson Rector Junior WardenMr Alfred Coppersmith 7602 Gaylord Drive Annandale 22003 Senior WardenMr Arthur Ray Steiger 6004 Rivanna Drive Springfield
RegisterMrs Mary Amburn Jones 7124 Jayhawk Street Annandale 22003 22150 Alexandria TreasurerMr Leslie Thorn 8300 Kay Court Annandale 22003 Junior WardenMr Herbert Higham 6208 Higham Drive
22310 LANGLEY PARISH RegisterMr Carol Hales 5735 Overly Drive Alexandria 22310 Alexandria ST JOHNS CHIJRCII MCLEAN The Rev Alfred St Matthews Rector The TreasurerMr Kenneth Kaldenbach 4710 Appletree Drive Rev Thomas Clemans Jr Assistant 22310
Senior WardenMr Bright Carper 1048 Douglass Drive McLean 22101 ST CHRIsToPHERS CHURCH SPRINGFIELD The Rev Stuart Tuller Rector Junior WardenMr Gilbert Queitzsch 1108 Balls Hill Road McLean The Rev Michael Vermillion Assistant 22101 officers RegisterMr George Caldwell Jr 3306 Parkside Terrace Fairfax 22030 No report on new TreasurerMr Henry Smoot 6515 Menlo Road McLean 22101 The Rev Jack Eby Rector THE CHURCH OF THE Gooo SHEPHERD BURKE
ST DUNSTANS CHURCH MCLEAN The Rev Grant Sheris Jr Rector The Fairfax Senior WardenMr John Comish 9119 Ashmeade Drive Rev Lynn McCallum Assistant Cromwell Drive Springfield Junior WardenMr Howard Cocklin 8661 Senior WardenMr John 2021 Rhode Island McLean 22101 Annandale Gore Ave RegisterMrs Valiarie Braybrooke 8943 Red Fox Drive Junior WardenMr Mayo FitzHugh Jr 1617 No Albemarle Street TreasurerMr Peter Prudence 8806 Kenilworth Drive Springfield McLean 22101
The Robert Lyles Rector RegisterMr Melvin Albert 2201 Reddfield Drive Falls Church ST BARNABAS CHURCH ANNANDALE Rev TreasurerMr William Rosemont McLean Watkins Jr 6903 Street 8516 Crestview Fairfax 22030 Senior WardenMr James Roberts Dr 22101 Annandale Junior WardenMr John Duley 5102 Southampton Drive MCGILL PARISH 22003 Alexandria RegisterMr Kenneth Sheelor 5027 Fillmore Ave Apt 101 THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMFORTER VIENNA The Rev Robertson 22311 Kendall Rector Annandale 22003 TreasurerMr James Andrews 5100 Kingston Drive Senior WardenMr Arthur Hughlett 640 Tazewell Rd Vienna 22180 Richard Stinson Rector Junior WardenMr George Baker Jr 9612 Verdict Drive Vienna 22180 ST JAMES CHURCH ALEXANDRIA The Rev RegisterMr Thomas 2408 Vienna 22180 Riley Carey Lane Robert 8401 Cherry Valley Lane Alexan Senior WardenCapt Sweatt TreasurerMr Robert Barton Jr 407 Mashie Drive Vienna 22180 dria 22309 WardenCol Louis Galling Qtrs 41 Ft Belvoir ST THOMAS CHURCH MCLEAN The Rev Robert Dickey Jr Rector Junior Alexandria 22309 RegisterMrs Robert Raymond 3112 McGeorge Terr Senior WardenMr Edward Gasson Box 42 Dunn Loring 22027 Norwich Court Alexandria TreasurerCapt Joseph Donnelly 3203 Junior WardenMr Hobbard Hudson 1508 Spring Hill Road McLean 22101 268 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 FAUQUIER COUNTY 269
UPPER TRURO PARISH ST PATRICKS CHURCH The Rev Michael Moore Rector ST TIMOTHYS CHURCH REENDON The Rev John Rector Henry Senior WardenMr George Bush Jr 6057 Leesburg Pike Falls Church Senior WardenMr Dudley Page 437 Sterling Road Rerndon 22070 22043 Junior WardenMr William Hanes 322 Grant Street Herndon 22070 Junior WardenMr Frank Williams 3208 Dye Drive Falls Church 22042 RegisterMr John Boyd 612 Nettletree Road Sterling RegisterMrs Margaret Carroll 602 Langston Lane Falls Church 22046 TreasurerMr Charles Bouton 1508 Crowell Road Vienna TreasurerMr Haydn Evans 7117 Camp Alger Avenue Falls Church 22042 ST FRANCIS IN THE FIELD MISSION GaEAT CHURCH FALLS The Rev James FAUQUIER COUNTY Petty Vicar
Senior WardenMr Elmer CEDAR RUN PARISH Garner 9004 Old Dominion Drive McLean 22101 Junior WardenMr John Allen Jr 1721 Fairview Avenue McLean 22101 GRACE CHURCH CASANOVA The Rev Charles Alien Rector RegisterMrs Linda Hancock 6396 Wingare Street Alexaodria 22312 Senior WardenMr Warren Schaeffer Rt Catlett 22019 TreasurerMr Curtis Roos Box 39 Great Falls 22066 Junior WardenMr Louie Warren Rt Box 45 Midland 22728
11arshall Rock Hill Casanova Sr JouRs RegisterMr Thomas Farm 22017 CHURCH CENTREvILLE 7he Rev William Ill Peterson Rector TreasurerMrs Austin Bach Ingleside Casanova 22017 Senior WardenMr Frederic Smith 6627 Clifton Rd Clifton 22024 Junior WardenMr ST CATLRTT The Rev Charles William Lusk 13700 Leland Rd Centreville 22020 STEPHENS Allen Vicar RegisterMr Benjamin 4708 Cocker Holly Avenue Fairfax 22030 Senior WardenMr Harold Kubc Broad Run 22014 TreasurerMrs Louise diZerega 115 Old Centreville Rd Manassas Junior WardenMrs Milburn Calvin Rt Catlett 22019 Park 22110 RegisterMrs Pernie Callahan 37 Calhoun Street Warrenton 22186
TreasurerMr Charles Gray Jr Calverton 22016 EPISCOPAL CONHREOATION OF THE CHURCH AT RE5TON The Rev Embry Rucher Vicar EMMANUEL PARISH Senior WardenMr Christian Rust 11553 Maple Ridge Road Reston 22070 Robert ST LUKEs CHURCH REHINuTON VACANT RegisterMrs Mime 1821 Wainwright Drive Beston 22070 TreasurerMrs Milne Senior WardenMr Maxwell Bowcn Remington 22734 Junior WardenMr Russell Fenimare Sumerduck 22742 CITY OF FALLS CHURCH RegisterMr 11arvin Bowen Sr Remington 22734 TreasurerMr FALLS CHURCH PARISH Taylor Chilton Rt Remington 22734
THE FALLS CHURCH The Rev Hodge Aires Rector The Rev Robin HAMILTON PARISH Murray Assistant ST JAMES CHURCH WARRENTON The Rev David Greer Rector Senior WardenMr Robert Hubbell 303 Lee St Falls Church 22046 Senior WardenMr Box Markham Junior WardenMr Bruce Douglas Smith 907 Scott 4604 37th St Arlington Junior WardenMr Walter 127 Warrenton 22186 RegisterMrs Robert Mellon Culpeper St Browning 301 Dorest Drive Falls Church 22046 TreasurerMr David RegisterMr Robert lIuenster Box 700 Warrenton 22186 Beatty 2334 Dale Drive Falls Church 22046 TreasurerMrs Eastham Carter 115 Culpeper St Warrenton 22186 ST PAULS CHURCH The Rev George Fleming Rector LEEDS PARISH Senior John WardenMr Bartlett 2626 West Street Falls Church 22046 Junior WardenMr David LEEDS CHURCH MAHICRAM The Rev Llewellyn Fairchild Rector McKeeman 3912 Larchwood Road Falls Church 22041 Senior WardenMr Fred Wayland Sr Warrenton 22186 RegisterMr Arthur Culver 6003 Jan Mar Falls Church Drive 22041 Junior WardenMr Samuel Eidson Jr Elmore Markham 22643 TreasurerMr Douglas Scruggs 3201 Magnolia Falls Church Avenue RegisterMr James Barrett Bird Hill Marshall 22115 22041 TreasurerMr Henry Baxley Sr Ploughshares Hume 22639 COUNTY 271 270 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 GOOCHLAND
Route No Box Winchester MEADE PARISH Senior WardenMr Thomas Whitham 56
22601 TRINITY TJPPERVILLR The Rev Francis Rhein Rector CHURCH Winchester 22601 Junior WardenMr Lokie Voight 253 Fox Drive Senior WardenMr Reed Thomas Paris RegisterMrs Robert Kern 730 Academy Circle Winchester 22601 Junior WardenAdm Neill Phillips TJpperville 22176 TreasurerMr Robert Yerby 428 North Braddock Street Winchester RegisterMr Wallace R. Kelley Middleburg 22601 TreasurerMr Thompson Woodland Middleburg CITY OF FREDERICKSBURG
PIEDMONT PARISH ST GEORGES PARISH ST GEORGES CHURCH FREDERICKSBURG The Rev Thomas Faulkner Jr EMMANUEL CHURCH DELAPLANE TRINITY CTTITRCTT MARSHALL The Rev Rector David Thomas Rector Anne Fredericks Senior WardenMr Willis Jr 1013 Princess St Senior WardenMr William Tolley Hume burg 22401 Junior WardenMr Robert Gilliam Warrenton Junior WardenMr Charles Ream 1412 Prince Edward St Fredericksburg RegisterMr Robert Moffett The Plains 22401 TreasurerMr James Warren Delaplane Register1Ir David Fitts 1108 Rappahannock Ave Fredericksburg ST ANDREWS MIssIoN ADA The Rev Llewellyn Fairchild Vicar 22401 TreasurerMr Miles Fleming Place Fredericksburg 22401 Senior WardenMr Ordie Frazier 126 Rappahannock St. Warrenton Spiller 22186 TRINITY CHURCH FREDERICKSBURG VACANT The Rev Robert Shaw Junior WardenMr Frazier Ph died March 1971 RegisterMr Frazier 22401 Senior WardenMr John Calhoun 1209 Bragg Rd Fredericksburg TreasurerMr Frazier Junior WardenMr Robert Dunn 1319 Parcell St Fredericksburg 22401 Cornell Fredericksburg 22401 WHITTLE PARISH RegisterDr Donald Glover 808 St TreasurerMr Kenneth Pullen 33 Pendleton Road Fredericksburg 22401 GRACE CHURCH THE PLAINS The Rev Robert Pierce Rector GLOUCESTER COUNTY No report on new officers ABINGDON PARISH FLUVANNA COUNTY ABINGDON CHURCH WHITE MARSH The Rev Howard MeG Mueller Rector
RIVANNA PARISH Senior WardenMr Edgar Pointer Gloucester 23061 Junior WardenDr Paul Hogg Gloucester Point 23062 GRACE CHURCH BREM0 BLUFF The Rev John Ellsworth L0CUM TENENS RegisterMr James Whitcomb Gloucester Point 23062 No on new officers report TreasurerMr William Burke Gloucester Point 23062
ST JOHNS CHURCH COLUMBIA VACANT WARE PARISH Senior WardenMr Payne Bremo Bluff WARE CHURCH GLOUCESTER The Rev Reginald Eastman Rector Junior WardenMr Stoneman Columbia 23038 Gloucester 23061 Senior WardenMr Chesterman Constantine RegisterMr Guy Cocke Columbia 23038 Junior WardenMr Charles Kerns Gloucester 23061 TreasurerMr Stoneman Columbia 23038 RegisterMr Alexander Atkins Dutton 23050 TreasurerMr Baldwin Perrin Gloucester 23061 FREDERICK COUNTY GOOCHLAND COUNTY FREDERICK PARISH ST JAMES-NORTHAM PARISH CHRIST CHURCH AND ST PAULS ON-THE-HILL MISSION WINCHESTER The The Rev Louis Breitenbach Rector Rev .Iohn Baden Rector The Rev Michael Thompson Assistant GRACE CHURCh GOOCHLAND 272 17Gm ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 HENRIc0 COUNTY 273
Senior WardenMr Herndon Layne Beaumont 23014 RegisterMr Clendon Pleasants Montpelier 23192 Junior WardenMr William Bolton Manakin-Sabot 23103 TreasurerMr Knight Bourne Montpelier 23192 RegisterMr Edward Carpenter Crozier 23039 TreasurerMrs Field Rite Coochland 23063 ST PAULS PARISH
DOVER PARISH ST PAULS CHURCH HANOVER The Rev Paul Hems Rector
Senior WardenMr Richard Hanover 23069 ST MARYS CHURCH 9S14 Rwsm ROAD RICHMOND Tire Rev Roll Taylor Souder Rector Junior WardenMr John Nelson Hanover 23069 Katherine Mechanicsville Senior RegisterMrs Brumble 23111 WardenMr James Covington Jr 410 St Christophers Rd TreasurerMr Edward Taylor Hanover 23069 Richmond 23226
Junior WardenMr Rex Manakin-Sabot 23103 Anderson CALVARY MISSION HANOvER The Rev Paul Hems Vicar RegisterDr Gilbert Bryson 5916 Fergusson Rd Richmond 23229 Senior WardenMr Moses Payne 23069 TreasurerMr Owen Harrison 5816 St Christophers Rd Richmond Junior WardenMrs Catherine Smith Hanover 23069 23226 RegisterMrs Celenia Freeman Hanover 23069 GREENE COUNTY TreasurerMr Richard Smith Hanover 23069 GIBSON WITH NEVE CHURCH PARISH OLD CHURCH PARISH GRACE CHURCH STANARDSYILLE The Rev John 1W Kettlewell Vicar Senior IMMANUEL MECRANICSVILLE WardenMr William Trimmer Stanardsville 22973 CHURCH lhe Rev Donald Gausby Locum Junior Tenens WardenMr Walter Savory Stannrdsville 22973 John RegisterMr Dickey Stanardsville 22973 Senior WardenMr Cary Hall Rt Box 500 Mechanicsville 23111 TreasurerMr Haught Stanardsville 22973 Junior WardenMr Arthur White 5915 Carneal Lane Mechanicsville 23111
HANOVER COUNTY RegisterMr Percy Gravatt Jr Rt Box 543 Mechanicsville 23111 TreasurerMr ASHLAND PARISH Wayne Saunders Rt Box 408 Mechanicsville 23111
ST JAMEs THE A5HLANO The Rev Hill LEss Riddle Rector CHURCH OF THE CREATOR MECHANICSVILLE The Rev Kenneth Taber II Senior WardenMr Drewry Kerr Jr Chapman Street Ext Ashland Vicar 23009 Senior WardenMr Thomas Blencowe 6604 Lark Way Mechanicsville .1. Junior WardenMr Robert Jeffers Beverly Road Ashland 23009 23111 RegisterMr John Witt No Box 643 Ashlnnd 23009 Junior WardenMr Gerald Nyc 1111 Meadow Drive Mechanicsville 23111 TreasurerMr James Cox Jr 318 James Street Ashland 23009 RegisterMrs Shirley Morris 1205 Elm Drive Mechanicsvillc 23111 TreasurerMr Wendell Thompson Box 531 Mcchanicsvillc 23111 ST MARTINS PARISH
FORK ST MARTINS CHURCH DOSWELL CHURCH DoswELL The Rev Charles HENRICO COUNTY Joy Rector NOTE For Churches within the City of RichmondSee City of Senior WardenWilliam Ferguson Doswell 23047 Richmond Junior WardenF McGiffin The Academy Doswell 23047 Stuart RegisterMiss Mary Mason 7709 Woodman Rd Richmond 23227 HENRICO PARISH TreasurerMr Nelson Cowell Doswell 23047 CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR SAND5TON The Rev Henry Havens Jr Rector MvssloN CHURCH OF OUR SAYIOUR MONTFELIER The Rev William Noe Senior WardenMr James Creasy III Rt Box 300 Mechanicsville Vicar 23111 Senior WardenMr Leslie Bell Montpelier 23192 Junior WardenMr Frederick Rowe 5212 Nine Mile Road Richmond Junior WardenMr Carl Davis Montpelicr 23192 23223 274 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 KING GEORGE COUNTY 275
RegisterMr Milton Myers 4814 Fiolay Street Richmond 23231 ST BARTHOLOMEWS MIssIoN CHURCH RICHMOND The Rev Hugh White-
TreasurerMr Benjamin Harrison Beauregarde Ave Highland sell lTicar
Springs 23075 Richmond 23229 Senior WardenMr John Nugent Rt Box 146
Junior WardeuMrs Hilda Smith 1802 Verona Rd Richmond 23229 MISSION CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH HIGHLANO SPRINGS The Rev Charles RegisterMr Edgar Cickson 3230 Whitchorse Road Richmond 23229 Glaenzer Vicar TreasurerMr James Carr 8125 Whittington Drive Richmond 23229 Senior WardenMr John Flournoy 211 Maple Leaf Ave Highland Springs 23075 ST MARTINS MIssIoN CIIURCH RICHMOND The Rev Eugene Grambine Junior WardenMr Joe Clark No Meadow Rd Sandston Vicar 23150 Senior WardenMr John Powell 9205 Mapleway Road Richmond 23229 Erick 124 Avenue RegisterMrs Larson Longstrect Highland Springs Junior WardenMr Vincent Montsingcr 2104 Milbank Rd Richmond 23075 23229 TreasurerMr 104 Irving Brooks Jr Oakridge Road Highland Springs RegisterMr Andrew Lucas 4402 West End Drive Richmond 23229 23075 TreasurerMrs John Shell 9500 Greenford Drive Richmond 23229 BLAIR PARISH VARINA PARISH CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY RICHMOND The Rev Bruce Campbell Rector VAHINA CHURCH The Rev Oscar Eddleton Rector Senior WardenMr Lackey Martin 1503 Bellevue Ave Richmond 23227 Senior WardenMr Theodore Chezik Rt 14 Box 332 Richmond 23231 Junior WardenMr Priestly Inman Sr 1404 Confederate Ave Rich Junior WardenMr William Cratz Rt 14 Box 320 Richmond 23231 mond 23227 RegisterMr Floyd Nuttall No 14 Box 286 Richmond 23231 RegisterMr Sterling Goode 6505 Woodrow Terrace Richmond 23228 TreasurerMr Elmer Kohl No Box 315 Richmond 23231 TreasurerMr Louis Armstrong 2308 Bryan Park Avenue Richmond
EMMANUEL CHURCH RICHMOND The Rev Frederick Warnecke Jr Rector KING AND QUEEN COUNTY The Rev Fred Goodwin III Assistant ST STEPHENS-WITH-STRATTON MAJOR AND DRYSDALE Senior WardenMr Omohundro Jr 5800 Rois Road 23227 PARISH Junior WardenMr Charles Dimn 8315 Buckeye Drive Richmond 23228 Allen Rector RegisterMr Joel Denton 7711 Alvarado Road Richmond 23229 IMMANUEL CHAPEL KING AND QUEEN The Rev Green 1606 Bellevue Richmond 23227 Court House 23085 TreasurerMr Bache Jr Avenue Senior WardenMr John Taylor King and Queen Junior WardenMr Leonard Trimyer King and Queen Court Rouse 23085 TUCKAHOE PARISH RegisterMr Samuel Ferguson King and Queen Court House 23085 The Rev David Ihe ST MATTHEWS CHURCH RICHMOND Lewis Rector TreasurerMr William Beane King and Queen Court House 23085 Rev Charles Johns on Assistant
Senior WardenMr John Dillard 209 Wexleigh Drive Richmond 23229 KING GEORGE COUNTY
Junior WardenMr Rex Jones Jr 407 West Drive Richmond 23229 HANOVER WITH BRUNSWICK PARISH RegisterMr Andrew McCutchcon Jr 1003 Francisco Road Richmond 23229 ST JOHNS CHURCH KING GEORGE AND EMMANUEL CHURCH PORT CONWAY TreasurerMr Edward Callear 7616 Sweat Briar Road Richmond 23229 VACANT
ALL SAINTS CHURCH RICHMOND The Rev Richard Fell Rector The Rev Senior WardenMr Rixey Junior Walker Jr Gordon Davis Associate Rector WardenMrs RegisterMr Robert Feno Rt Box 135 King George 22485 Senior WardenMr Joseph Elliott 4412 Stratford Rd Richlnond 23225 TreasurerMr Wesley Bizzell Junior WardenMr Herbert Hyman Jr 6221 Kimberly Circle Rich mond 23225 ST PAULS PARISH RegisterMrs Douglass Guess Jr 5006 Monumental Street 23226 PAULS OWENS TreasurerMr Andrew Fairbank Jr 5005 Park Avenue Richmond 23226 ST CHURCH VACANT 276 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 LOUDOUN COUNTY 277
Senior Rt LOUDOUN WardenMr Christopher Hontgas Box 77A King George COUNTY 22485 JOHNS PARISH Junior WardenMr Wayne Culbertson Box 88 Dahigren 22448 EHHANUEL CHURCH MIDDLEBUEG The Rev Neale Morgan Rector RegisterMr Neill Baxter Rt Box 238-A King George 22485 TreasurerMr David Brown Jr Box 37 Dahigren 22448 Senior WardenMr Robert Humphrey Jr Middleburg 22117
Junior WardenMr John Talbot III Middleburg 22117 KING WILLIAM COUNTY RegisterMrs Robert McConnell Middlaburg 22117 ST DAVIDS PARISH TreasurerMr Howard Allen Middleburg 22117
ST DAvIDS AYLETT The CHURCH Rev Donald Gausby Locum Tenens CHURCH OF OUR REnEEMER ALDIE The Rev Neale Morgan Vicar Senior WardenMr Kermit Mason Manquin 23106 Senior WardenMr John Hutchison Haymarket 22069 Junior WardenMr Earnest Hoover Box Manquin 23106 Junior WardenMr Shirley Flippo Rt Leesburg 22075 RegisterMrs Fox Box 40 Aylett 23009 RegisterMrs Johnston Russell Rt Box 42 Middleburg 22117 TreasurerMr Kermit Mason Manquin 23106 TreasurerMr John Wallace Rt Box 303 Leesburg 22075 ST JOHNS PARISH SHELBURNE-WITH-CAMERON PARISH ST JoHNS CHURCH WEST POINT The Rev Allen Green Rector ST JAMES CHURCH LEE5BURO The Rev Thomas Garner Jr Rector The Senior WardenMr Perry Box 249 West Point 23181 Rev Richard McCandtess Assistant Junior WardenMr Tyler Bland III Box 31 West Point 23181 RegisterMr Carter Fox Box 461 West Point 23181 Senior WardenMr Powell Harrison Jr Box 324 Leesburg 22075 TreasurerMr John Paul Causey Box 589 West Point 23181 Junior WardenMr Lawrence Muse 32 North Harrison St Leasburg 22075 RegisterMr Hughes Evans Ashburn 22011 ST PAULS MISSION CHURCH WEST POINT Capt Vincent Hodge Church TreasurerMr John Waller Rt Box 219 Leesburg 22075 Army CHURCH OF OUR SAvIoUrt MIssIoN The Rev Thomas Senior WardenMr Sherrod Gresham Box 289 West Point 23181 OATLANDS Garner Junior WardenMr William Rose West Point 23181 Jr Vicar Estlee Rt West Point 23181 RegisterMrs Custalow Senior WardenMr David Finley Rt Box 373 Leesbuig 22075 TreasurerMr Eli West Point 23181 Johnson Junior WardenMr Raymond Kirkpatrick 62 Morven Park Rd Leesburg 22075 LANCASTER COUNTY RegisterMrs Ida Kohr Box 135 Aldie 22001 CHRIST CHURCH PARISH TreasurerMrs Robert Whitton Lincoln 22078
GRACE CHURCH KILMARNOCK The Rev Robert Sheeran Rector The Rev EPISCOPAL CONGREGATION IN STERLING PARK MISSION The Rev Charles Morton Associate Rector Townsend Sydnor Jr Vicar TreasurerMr Frank Mondell Weems 22578 Senior WardenMr Ralph Montanez 1103 Sterling Blvd Sterling 22170 TreasurerMr David TRINITY CHURCH LANCA5TEH The Rev Morton Townsend Associate Rector George 602 West Holly Avenue Sterling 22170 Senior WardenMr Earl Hayden Kilmarnock 22482 MADISON PARISH ClerkMrs Elizabeth Murphy Merry Point TreasurerMr Lancaster 22503 Hammack ST PETERS CHURCH PURCELLvILLE The Rev Harry Lee Hoffman III Rector ST MARYS WHITE CHAPEL LIvELY The Rev Morton Townsend Associate Rector Senior WardenMr Carl Carver Box 239 Hamilton 22068 Junior Senior WardenMr Leonard Beadle Rt Lancaster 22503 WardenMr Newton Chamblin Box 355 Purcellville 22132 Box Philomont 22131 RegisterMr Robert Moncure Rt Lancaster 22503 RegisterMiss Lucy Brown AA TreasurerMr James Hamilton 22068 TreasurerMr Joyner Lively 22507 Hall 278 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 ORANGE COUNTY LOUISA COUNTY 279 TRINITy MISSION CHURCH Junior WardenMr PARISH Lipscomb Jr 704 Glendale ST 23229 Drive Richmond JAMES CHURCH LouIsA CHURCH OF THE Register_M JOHNS CHURCH INCARNATION MINERAL ST Wiley Rt Box WALDROP The Rev Mason 144 Quinton 23141 Minjch Loctim Treasurer_Mr Senior WardenMr Tenens Davis Quinton 23141 Ed Whitlock Louisa 23093 Jimior WardenMr Lewis Keller Jr Mineral 23117 Register_Mr5 Ruth Boxley Louisa 23093 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY Treasurer_Mr William Rt ST Palmore Mineral 23117 STEPHENS PARISH ST STEPHENS CHURCH HEATHSVILLE The Rev MADISON COUNTY Hurne Cox Rector Senior WardenDr Mercer Neale Heathsville GIBSONWITHNEVE Junior 22473 MISSION CHURCH Warden_E Palmer PARISH Pusey Heathsville 22473 PIEDMONT CHURCH Register-_Mr Howard MADISON The Rev John Straughan Heathsvjlle Cuyler .Jr Vicar 22473 Senior Treasurer_Jfr Leslie Warden-_Dr William Kilduff Heathsville 22473 Cave Madison 22727 Junior WardenMr Smith III Madison ST MARYS 22727 MISSION CHURCH FLEETON Register_r5 Gordon The Rev Stewart Payne Madison 22727 West Vicar Senior Treasurer_Mrs Louise Warden-_1jr Harold Blankenbaker Edwards Reedvjlle Madison 22727 Junior 22539 WardenMr Fred Biddlecornb Reedvjlle 22539 Register_r5 Dixie Deihl Reedvjlle 22539 MATHEWS COUNTY Treasurer_Mrs Mildred Wooding Reedvjfle 22539 KINGSTON PARISH WICOMICO CHRIST PARISH CHURCH WILLIAMS WHARF TRINITY CHURCH John FOSTER The Rev WICOMICO Kelley Rector CHURCH WICOMICO CHURCH The Rev Stewart West Rector Senior WardenMr Senior Warden-_Mr Baukhages Mathews 23109 MeLane Tilton Wicomico Church 22579 Jujior WardenCmdr Junior Warden_William Speight Cobbs Creek Deitz Jr 23035 Wicomjco Church 22579 Register_r Frederick RegisterMe Hammond Mathews McLane Tiltori Wicomico 23109 Church 22579 Treasurer_Mr John TreasurerMrs Celeste Everson North 23128 Reynolds Wicomjco Church 22579
MIDDLESEX COUNTY ORANGE COUNTY CHRIST CHURCH PARISH SCOTT PARISH
CHRIST CHURCH CHRIST MIDDLESEX The Rev Jere CHURCH G0RDONSvILLE Bunting Jr Rector The Rev Senior Chamberlain Rector WardenMr Alvin Senior Miller Urbanna 23175 WardenMr Frank Junior Rock Box WardenMr William Junior 465 Gordonsvjlle 22942 Jones Jr Urbanna 23175 Warden1r Robert Register_Mr Chappell Box Robert 551 Gordonsville 22942 Barlowe Saluda 23149 Register-_M1 Duke duFrane Rt Treasurer_Mr Gordonsville 22942 Fletcher Urbanna 23175 Treasurer_Mrs Elmer Clark Rt Barboursville 22923 ST NEW KENT COUNTY THOMAS PARISH ST THOMAS ST PETERS CHURCH ORANGE The PARISH Rev George Barton III Rector Senior ST PETERS WardenMr Duff CHURCH NEW KENT The Rev Green Spicers Mill Edward Eanes Rector Junior Estates Orange 22960 Senior WardenMr Letcher WardenMr Willis Box 102 Harris Jr New Kent 23124 Registerfr Orange 22960 Jeanes II Walnut Hills Treasurer_Mr Orange 22960 Morin III Landon Lane Orange 22960 280 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 CITY OF RICHMOND 281
PAGE COUNTY Junior WardenMr Ross Otters 12911 Colby Dr Woodbridge 22191 LURAY PARISH RegisterMai Matt Marshall Qtrs N-2 MCB Quantico CHRIST MISSION CHURCH LIJRAY The Rev TreasurerMr Tyrus Kelley 19302 22172 Jennings Hobson Jr Vicar Mockingbird Hgts Triangle The Rev deBordenave III Curate ST MARGARETS CHURCh WOODBRIDGE The Rev Rodney Caul/rins Rector Senior WardenMr Ray Schaffner Luray 22835 The Rev James Coram Associate Rector Junior WardenMr Michael Finger Highland Court Luray 22835 Senior WardenMr Dean Mosher 2222 Emporia St Woodbridge 22191 RegisterMrs Eastham Spring Street Luray 22835 Junior WardenMr Earl Flippo 14608 Aurora Dr Woodbridge 22191 TreasurerMr Lee Pittman 28 Blue Ridge Avenue Luray 22835 RegisterMrs Dana Demarest 13115 Vineyard Way Woodbridge 22191 ST PAULS INGHAM The Russell MISSION Rev Jennings Hobson Jr Vicar Th TreaurerMr Hassell Jr 13242 Sturbridge Rd Woodbridge Rev deBordenave Ill Curate 22191 Senior WardenMr Robert Good Box 179 Shenandoah 22849 RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY Junior WardenMrs Virginia Box Shenandoah Freeze 175 22849 BROMFIELD PARISH RegisterMrs Mary Ware Greene 418 Rockingham St Elkton 22827 TreasurerMr William Lawson No Elkton 22827 TRINJTY CHURCH WASHINGTON The Rev William Hargett Rector
Senior WardenMr George Davis Jr Washington 22747 ST GEORGES MISSION CHURCH STANLEY The Rev Jennings Hobson Junior WardenMr Parrish Viewtown 22746 Vicar The Rev deBordenave III Curate RegisterMrs Louise Eastham Washington 22747 Senior WardenMr Basil Knight Rt Stanley 22851 TreasurerMr Fred Schaefer Sperryville 22740 Junior WardenMr Harry Weakley Rt Stanley 22851 RegisterMrs Allene Rt 22851 Griffith Stanley CITY OF RICHMOND TreasurerMr Shirley Gray Stanley 22851 HENRICO PARISH PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY ST JOHNS CHURCH The Rev Thomas Pateman Rector HAYMARKET PARISH Senior WardenMr William Welsh 1213 Whitby Rd Richmond 23227 Sr IAULS HAYMARKET The Rev CHURCH Robert Crewdson Rector Junior WardenMr Herbert Lowry Box 9097 Richmond 23225 Senior WardenMr Macon Piercy 14530 John Marshall Highway RegisterMr Charles Britton 621 Conley Road Richmond 23227 Gainesville 22065 TreasurerCol Wallace Lundie 804 Greenview Drive Richmond 23231 Junior WardenMr Robert Burnett Haymarket 22069 Sr PETERS MISSION CHURCH The Rev Edward Gregory Vicar RegisterMiss Elizabeth Cobb Haymarket 22069 Senior WardenMr Edward Fleming 2316 Marvin Drive Richmond Treasurer-Mrs Elizabeth Smith 3601 James Madison Highway Haymarket 22069 23223 Junior WardenMr Irvin McQueen 2107 North 20th Street Richmond DETTINGEN PARISH 23223
IRINITY CHURCH MANA5SAS The Rev McAlister Marshall Rector TreasurerMr William Blakely 1501 Wentbridge Road Richmond 23227 Senior WardenMr Jackson Ratcliffe Sr Box 390 Manassas 22110 WHITAKER PARISH Junior WardenMr Joseph Leggett Jr 9005 Longstreet Dr Manassas 22110 Sr PAULS CHURCH The Rev John Spong Rector The Rev Walton RegisterMr Ralph Coon Jr Box 245 Manassas 22110 Pettit Jr Assistant TreasurerMr John Merchant 9115 Grant Avenue Manassas 22110 Senior WardenMr Robert Gordon 706 Tiber Road Richmond 23226 Junior WardenMr Merrill ST MARTINS Pasco 209 Ampthill Road Richmond 23226 MISSION CHURCH TRIANGLE The Rev Joseph Burroughs 4224 Richmond Vicar RegisterMr George Hinnant Kingcrest Parkway 23221 Senior WareMr Wilbur Ausley 18315 Nob Hill Triangle 22172 TreasurerMr Sidney Buford Scott Box 1575 Richmond 23213 282 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIEGINIA 1971 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY 283
GRACE AND HOLY TRINITY CHURCH The Rev Louis Haskell Rector Junior WardenMr Southward Jr 618 Generals Drive Mechanics The Rev Hilt Assistant Brown 111 ville 23111 Senior WardenMr Rieman McNamara Jr 8944 Tarrytown Drive 23229 RegisterMr Wayne Deane 3010 Pinehurst Road Richmond 23228 Junior WardenMr Leland 1825 Hanover Reeves Avenue Richmond TreaSurerSMiss Mary Ann 3211 Smith Chamberlayne Ave Apt 318 23220 Richmond 23227 Mrs Elizabeth Jarrett 3211 Chamberlayne Ave RegisterMr Edwin Munson 4604 Hanover Avenue Richmond 23230 Richmond 23227 TreasurerMr Byron Kirkman 809 Cathedral Place Richmond 23220 TIJCKAHOE PARISH ST ANDREWS CHURCH The Rev Harry Baldwin Jr Rector CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMFORTER The Rev Senior WardenMr William Butler Jr 1102 Blue Jay Lane 23229 Fletcher Lowe Rector
Junior Robert 6249 Daleshire Senior WardenMr WardenMr Edwards Drive Richmond Hyde Tucker 4703 Calumet Road 23226 23234 Junior John WardenMr OattS 8417 Freestone Avenue 23229 8019 Cherokee Richmond RegisterMr RegisterMr Cyrus Field Jr Rd 23225 Billy Dixon 2408 Essex Road Richmond 23229 TreasurerMr Melvin 1307 Richmond TreasurerMr Walter Garrett Irby Drive 23225 Jones Jr 4400 Kensington Ave Richmond 23230 ST JAMES CHURCH The Rev Richard Baker III Rector The Rev Robert ST STEPHENS CHURCH The Rev Reno Harp Jr Rector The Rev Halt Assistant Palmer Jr Hartl Assistant The Rev Robert Boyd Assistant Senior WardenDr William Martin 2201 Grove Richmond Senior WardenMr Avenue Thomas Rice 3600 West Broad Street 23230 23220 Junior WardenMr Shearer Bowman Jr Box 9525 Lakeside Junior WardenMr Daniel Williams 910 Capitol Street Richmond 23210 Station 23227 Richard 1200 Mutual RegisterMr Catlett Jr Building Richmond Register1200 Ross Building Richmond 23219 23219 TreasurerMr Pulliam 1512 Park Avenue Richmond 23220 TreasurerMr Charles Terry Jr 102 Matoaka Road Richmond 23226 ST RICHMOND MARKS CHURCH The Rev Boyd Howarth Rector The Rev COUNTY Hubert Thomte Assistant NORTH FARNHAM PARISH Senior WardenMr Robert Kennedy 8114 River Richmond 23229 Road FARNHAM CHUHCII FAHNHAM The Rev Dabney Weliford Rector Junior WardenMr William Hoy 5219 King William Road 23225 Senior RegisterMr James Jenkins 9504 Lyndonway Drive Richmond 23229 WardenMr Norman Edwards Farnham 22460 Junior Lester TreasurerMr Robert Brown 4116 Stuart Avenue 23221 WardenMr Terhune Sharps TreasurerMr Elliott Minor Farnham 22460 BLAIR PARISH LIJNENBIRG ST THOMAS CHURCH The Rev John Adams Jr Rector PARISH Senior WardenMr Robert Dunville 3917 Seminary Avenue 23227 ST JOHNS CHURCH WARSAW The Rev Dabney Weltford Rector Junior WardenMr Floyd Hedberg Rt Glen Allen 23060 Senior WardenMr Charles Lewis Rt Warsaw 22572 Garner RegisterMr DeVoe 3801 Noble Ave Richmond 23222 Junior WardenMr Julian Gallagher Warsaw 22572 TreasurerMr Chandler Martin 3411 Noble Avenue Richmond 23222 RegisterMr Carter Wellford Warsaw 22572 TreasurerMiss Eliza Bland ST PHILIPS CHURCH The Rev Henry Blake Rector Lamb Warsaw 22572
Senior WardenMr Reuben Clay 303 Overbrook Road 23222 Junior WardenMr Thurman Turner 2912 Hawthorne Avenue 23222 ROCKINGHAM COUNTY RegisterMr Charles Burrell 610 Lancaster Rd Richmond 23222 ROCKINGHAM PARISH TreasurerMr David Longley 1151 Wickham Street Richmond 23222 EMMANUEL CHURCH FLRRISONBURa The Rev James Lincoln Rector CHRIST ASCENSION CHURCH The Rev Thomas Barnes Rector Senior WardenMr Thomas Rt Senior Wilson III Harrisonburg 22801 WardenMr Faison Jr 8603 Pellington Place Apt Rich Junior WardenMr Markey Jr 220 West View mond 23229 St Harrisonburg 22801 284 176TH ANNUAL COUNCiL DiOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 WESTMOEELAND COUNTY 285
RegisterMrs James Poindexter Rt Box 194 Mt Crawford 22841 STAFFORD COUNTY TreasurerMr John Paul 504 South Mason St Harrisonburg 22801 OVERWHARTON PARISH
LYNWOOD PARISH AQUIA CHURCH STAFFORD The Rev William Boyd Loculn Tenens
Senior WardenGeorge Gordon Jr Stafford 25554 GRACE MEMORLL CHURCH PORT REPUBLIC CHURCH OF ST STEPHEN AND THE Junior WardenMr John Moncure Stafford GOOD SHEPHERD ROCKY BAR The Rev Richard Sander Rector RegisterMr William Cloe Jr Stafford Senior WardeaMr Vernon Wood Rt Box 268A Elkton 22827 TreasurerMr Miller Lewis Quantico 22134 Junior WardenMr Paul Landes Rt Box 45 Port Republic 24471 RegisterMrs Doris Raynes Rt Box 30A McGaheysville 22840 WARREN COUNTY TreasurerMrs Betty Dilworth Rt Box 89 Port Republic 24471 NEWTON PARISH
SHENANDOAH COUNTY CALVARY CHURCH FRONT ROYAL The Rev William Bartlett Rector Senior BECKFORD PARISH WardenMr William Matthews Jr Box 941 Front Royal 22630 Junior WardenMr Raymond Maddox Box 53 Front Royal 22630 EMMANUEL CHURCH W000sToCK The Rev William Pendletoa Vicar RegisterMr Jobn Ewell Box 1239 Front Royal 22630 Senior WardenMr Richard Smith Jr Woodstock 22664 TreasurerMr Cbarles Glascock Box 1448 Front Royal 22630 Junior WardenMr Fred Emswiller Jr Woodstock 22664 RegisterMr Albert Woodstock 22664 Mitchell WESTMORELAND COUNTY TreasurerMr Robert Grubbs Jr Woodstock 22664 COPLE PARISH ST ANDEEWs MISSION CHURCH MT JACKSON The Rev William Pendie YEOMICO CHURCH TUCKER HILL N0MINI CMUECH MT HOLLY ST JAMES ton Vicar CHURCH TIDWELLS The Rev James Guy Rector Senior WardenMr Edgar Hynes Jr Mt Jackson 22842 Senior WardenMr Tayloe Murphy Jr Rt Montross 22520 RegisterThe Rev William Pendleton Junior WardenCaptain Page Knight Rt Kinsale 22488 TreasurerCol James Streetman Mt Jackson 22842 RegisterMr Albert Zuger Mundy Point 22435 TreasurerMiss Louise Rt 22469 CATMEDEAL SERINE OF THE TRANSFIGURATION ORKNEY SPRINGS The Rev Sydnor Hague
Churchill Jr Gibson MONTROSS PARISH TreasurerMr Wilmer Moomaw Orkney Springs 22845 ST JAMES CHURCH MoNTRoss The Rev Treadwell Daeisoe Rector
Senior WardenMr England Montross 22520 SPOTSYLVANJA COUNTY Junior WardenMr John Harvey Jenkins Montross 22520 BERKELEY PARISH RegisterMr Chandler Jr Montross 22520 TreasurerMr Harold Montross CHRIST CHURCH SPOTSYLVANIA VACANT Gouldman Jr 22520
Senior WardenMr Leonard Pullen Rt Box 342 Fredericksburg 22401 ST PAULS MISSION CHURCH N0MINI GROVE The Rev lreodwell Davison Junior Arthur Rt WardenMr McWbirt Box 455 Spotsylvania 22553 Vicar RegisterMrs Hoge Rt Box 438 Spotsylvania 22553 Senior WardenMr Pierce RFD No Warsaw TreasurerMrs Elwood Rt Box 22553 Gayle 16 Spotsylvania Junior WardenMr Donald Pierce RFD No Warsaw 22572 RegisterMr Donald Pierce RFD No Warsaw 22572 ST JOHNS CMUECH BUMPA55 VACANT TreasurerMr Daniel Hutt RFD No Montross 22520 Senior WardenMr Webner Bumpass Junior WardenMr Waller Boggs Bumpass WASHINGTON PARISH RegisterMrs Webner Bumpass ST PETERS OAK TreasurerMrs Welma Boggs Bumpass CHU1ICH Cnova Ihe Rev lreadwell Davis Rector 286 176TH ANNUAL COUNCiL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
Senior WardenMr IL Gouldman Rt Colonial Beach 22443 Junior WardenMr David Latane Oak Grove 22443 RegisterMr Lawrence Latane Jr Montross 22520 TreasurerMr James Latane Oak Grove 22443
ST MARYS CHURCH COLONIAL BEACH The Rev Clyde Angel Rector
Senior WardenMr Leslie Daniel Rt Box 134 Colonial Beach 22443 Junior WardenMr Brice Sumner 3607 Riverside Drive Colonial Beach 22443 RegisterMr Bernard Jarboe 100 Lafayette Colooial Beach 22443 TreasurerMr William Thompson 506 Taggert Ave Colonial Beach 22443
PAROCHIAL STATISTICS 288 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 PAROCHIAL STATISTICS 289 RR I00 RRR Ce CO coo odOJd 1L 00.0 000 00-00 RRE EER .E q9Jj00J CO 000 COO CO 0CO CO0000-0 001..0 000 COOS CO 0500COOO0-CO .CC000.OOCO00COCOO CO CO CO CO CO 000000000 00
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Mount Vernon St James 36 488 243 302 126 50564 19 47601 38 105374 17 214200 00 75 91 90 90 Reston Reoton Mission 11 420 42 21268 21263 26 64 525 551 497 No Report Springfield St Christophers 1574 301 56 12 223521 00 450000 00 Vienna Holy Comforter 20 23 1275 770 803 82046 79843
FAUQUIE5I COUNTY 41 35 21 23 24250 00 Ada St Nadrews 50 40 5503 4793 45 45 49 55 313 19 144000 00 Casanova Grace 112 48 12658 11353 10 160 97 61 48 11271 22 10590 94 No Report No Report Catlett St Stephens 95 83 78500 00 Markham Leeds Church 98 79 87 27810 24686 111 80 85 20 32 919 62 28770 88 15000 00 190500 00 Marshall Piedmont Parish 97 90 115000 00 Remington St Lukes 112 56 60 18 8140 6310 235 No The Plains Grace No Re port 11 235 Report No 200 154 160 23 73139 00 64933 00 No Report Report p1 Upperville Trinity 63 00 Warrenton St James 12 20 748 537 572 205 111728 19 108639 61 88515 906850
FLUVANNA COUNTY 45 45 No Bremo Bluff Grace No Re port Report 00 Columbia St Johns 20 23 20 2488 59 74291 151500
FREDERICK COUNTY 680 698 360 18 91697 29 51475 00 715000 00 Winchester Frederick Parish 11 32 1014 96119
GLOUCESTER CoUNTY 15 419 201 226 71 47 32481 28 303400 00 Gloucester Ware Church 32118 14 432 298 298 105 60 22472 05 2000 00 330500 00 White Marsh Abingdon Church 24219
GoocoiAND COUNTY 75 00 Goochland Grace 152 104 106 27 17366 55 15028 90000 35 00 Richmond St Marys 274 285 133 37623 44 32343 193276
GREENE COUNTY 93 04 44 00 152000 00 Stanardsville Grace 97 87 8904 5942 5200
HANOVER COUNTY Ashland St James-the-Less 13 297 204 216 St Martins 130 29444 86 91 Doswell Parish 29119 205000 00 18 45 158 161 58 24279 82 20170 40 Hanover Calvary Mission 289500 00 70 32 35 Hanover St Pauls 25 1364 00 1142 70 220 19400 00 149 142 82 51 Mechanicsville Church of the Creator 19786 18541 31 1365 00 00 11 15 215 180000 143 157 126 35135 67 Montpelier Our Saviour 35004 82 145291 56 00 79 168000 53 53 36 8362 27 Old Church Immanucl 7314 74 3230 18 132350 00 180 114 109 46 20.924 22 17527 46 400 00 190000 00 HENRiCO COUNTY Highland Springo Messiah 294 173 127 87 68 Lakeside Epiphany 31278 26460 56 11 18 631 379 398 All Saints 102 60912 00 58460 00 Richmond 97789 00 387600 00 12 58 1494 950 375 Richmond Emmanuel 1014 222712 05 135902 03 210696 00 1286882 00 28 25 647 502 510 Richmond St Bartholomews 180 143074 71 111205 99 293 505300 00 171 157 113 07 Richmond St Martins 26594 26592 79 36396 92 12 321 110000 00 165 140 68 61 Richmond St Matthews 20462 19684 43 89000 00 00 18 33 1.835 310 114000 537 778 120774 15 Sd0t50 Our Savior 111647 00 2S665 00 00 228 168 550918 156 53 45960 33 Varma Varina Church 45718 14 56500 00 00 245 188 209000 188 76 20533 39 17393 15 136500 00 KING AND QUEEN COUNTY King and Queen Immanuel 18 18 18 3413 46 2606 89 25250 00 KING GEORGE COUNTY King George St Johns 126 99 81 7803 08 Owens St Pauls 6195 27 69053 00 230 121 Port 120 69 22187 44 Colony Emmanuel 19807 31 2700 00 125000 00 15 15 15 7307 67 4979 81 67553 00 p. Kio WILLIAM COUNTS Aylett St Davids 35 22 18 West 5547 86 49 Point St Johns 4969 700 00 28000 00 11 142 132 100 West 42 43301 17 83 Point St Pauls 42165 92705 00 ic 148 90 76 41 15628 93 67 15282 698 00 25000 00 LANCASTEIS COUNTY Kihnarnock Grace 389 227 241 75 45566 04 Lancaster Trinity 43208 76 5050 00 299500 00 108 46 54 40 5955 06 Lively St Marys Whitechapcl 5296 99 62000 00 114 49 61 11708 12 95 131000 00 LOUDOUN COUNTY Aldie Our Redeemer 97 62 .. 38 34 9507 21 68 Leesburg St James 5105 71000 00 35 20 450 328 332 210 145948 26 98 Middleburg Emmanuel 145425 558000 00 11 277 125 ... 124 25 37285 78 80 Oatlands Our Saviour 33383 17000 00 321000 00 22 18 15 5297 10 Furceliville Madison Parish 3406 62 51000 00 360 191 164 82 38697 87 Sterling Park Sterling Park Mission 37192 91 48133 00 261500 00 49 26 46645 31092 LOUISA COUNTY Lsuisia Trinity Parish 165 117 119 26 No Report II PAROCHIAL STATISTICSCoNTINuED
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MADISON CoUNTY 45 31 31 10 No Report Madison Piedmont Church
MATHEWS COUNTY 34 20045 so 600000 20700000 11 342 151 99 11 22975 Mathews Kingston Parish
MIDDLESEX COUNTY 08 18458 44 143800 00 219 156 183 62 33822 Christchurch Christ Church
NEW KENT COUNTY 28 17922 79 172000 00 186 159 152 65 19129 Tunstall St Peters C- COUNTY NORTHUMBERLAND 18 00 127000 00 116 78 77 30 14480 42 13475 5600 Fleeton 5t Marys 15 00 111500 00 92 85 84 22 17475 55 13962 8000 Ileathsville St Stephens 40 201500 00 96 57 65 16 12864 11 10114 Wicomico Church Wicomico Church
ORANGE COUNTY 88 2351 50 275000 00 224 168 168 47 20064 21 19877 Gordonsville Christ 27 5850 00 298000 00 375 303 311 32 31597 14 30760 Orange St Thomas
PAGE COUNTY 00 29 40 5841 41 5213 54 66000 St Pauls .. 23 Ingham 31 159155 00 175 87 84 16 10834 33 10756 Luray Christ 255000 162.70000 14 150 64 67 1280773 1171337 Stanley St Georges
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY 00 00 92 57 22591 96 15464 52 17363 240000 St Pauls 227 95 Haymarket 14 90 16566 02 310000 00 34 18 1249 498 506 244 72704 72201 Manassas Trinity 91 00 95 112 113 25994 97 26016 76 45794 140000 St Martins 18 181 Triangle 02 106000 00 200000 00 34 39 690 279 330 223 40898 29 40474 Woodbridge St Margarets
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY 10 00 138823 00 183 98 105 41 20745 47 18201 6325 Washusgton Trinity
RICHMOND CITY OF Christ Ascension 20 700 650 Grace 595 154 49702 35 and Holy Trinity 47863 07 125990 83 00 33 1029 685 435000 720 211 187516 21 Holy Comforter 146070 60 11869 23 1071661 00 848 568 562 193 St Andrews 92865 51 92498 52 13 11 31366 75 812400 00 1009 385 359 190 St James 63277 01 54632 81 26 44 1618 753000 00 St Johns 1282 1325 573 177110 00 00 159871 1860 00 1139000 00 400 320 309 108 36950 St Marko 86 34150 13 16 14 392600 00 835 716 699 132 St Pauls 107344 13 85342 04 31 430400 00 35 2086 1427 1481 407 St Peters 317941 24 285614 76 28789 0 167 127 2546500 00 St 113 28141 25 Philips 27677 40 8226 93 126700 00 644 471 410 47 St Stephens 34738 14 26824 59 55 54 7968 37 310000 00 2869 2241 2304 880 St Thomas 346576 61 211934 85 15 1978750 00 17 944 561 563 111 71927 71 68146 85 19900 00 442300 00 RICHMOND COUNTY Farnham Farnham Church 11 37 37 7763 10 54 Warsaw St Johns 7612 00 182 128 112 26000 56 No Report
ROCKINOHAR COUNTY Harrisonburg Emmanuel 14 515 360 370 Port 181 37673 83 87 Republic Lynwood Parish 37079 48 295 40 363500 00 25 293 145 141 86 17284 51 60 15607 237000 00 SHENANDOAH Couwrx Mt Jackson St Andrews 50 39 13 9160 12 89 Orkney Springs Transfiguration 8225 72500 00 Emmanuel 617 60 617 60 Woodstock 34850 00 134 75 84 32 14887 05 82 14100 175000 00 SPOT5YLYANIA COUNTY Fredericksburg St Georges 19 27 796 514 514 218 60496 38 55274 21 Fredericksburg Trioity 1012 00 685680 00 23 28 769 475 476 206 Lewioton St Johns 56956 43 19 54686 58469 22 248243 00 10 11 10 Christ 955 85 733 70 Spotsylvania 24500 00 54 29 35 6629 10 6427 50 50000 00 STAFFORD COUNTY Stafford Aquia Church 12 294 216 236 77 34231 04 24118 67 10000 00 221000 00 WARRFN COUNTY Front Royal Calvary 335 270 312 71 42739 50 26 35625 2000 00 378302 00 WESTMORELAND COUNTY Colonial Beach St Marys 12 216 103 109 57 14651 25 99 Hague Cople Parish 12894 3600 00 191825 00 14 11 352 218 227 69 18511 31 Montross St James 17841 57 00 146 115 116 106600 Nomini 49 14538 67 02 Grove St Pauls 13439 1124 30 109000 00 30 25 25 Oak St 28 3165 29 08 Grove Peters 2141 28900 00 91 41 42 9530 39 7789 59 81000 00 TOTALS 1557 2256 81105 51643 52172 19548 47 7681343 6930541 41 5429034 63 2425856 OF VIRGINIA 1971 294 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE REPORT OF THE STATISTICIAN 295
III REPORT OF THE STATISTICIAN CONFIRMATIONS AND RECEPTIONS
31 December 1970 Children For the Year Ending 1629 Adults 562 TYPES OF CONGREGATIONS Receptions 70 126 Parishes and Self-Supporting Churches 11 Aided Congregations Total Confirmations and Receptions 2261 .4 26 Organized Missions Stations SALARIED Unorganized Missions and Preaching PERSONNEL
Priests and Deacons 164 CONGREGATIONS Lay Readers
of Families 20741 .4 Directors of Christian Education Number Lay 16 Included in Families 8561 .8 Secretaries Individuals Not Thus 106 Persons 81105 2.4 Church MembersAll Baptized Bookkeepers and Business Managers 13 Parochial School Principals and Teachers 59
COMMUNICANTS Sextons Janitors Rousekeepers etc 162 51643 All Other Last Reported 152 Added by Confirmation 2186 CHURCH SCHOOL Received 70 Officers Added by Transfer 2601 and Teachers 2299 6.6 Students Added from Inactive List.. 684 Children 14322 9.0 Students Adults 2927 10.4 Total Additions 5541
Total Church School 19548 9.0 Lost by Death 531 RELEASED TIME Transferred 1766 SCHOOL List Removed from Active .2715 Officers and Teachers Students Total Losses 5012
Total Released Time School Net Gain 529 PARISH DAY SCHOOLS 52172 1.0 Present Number in Good Standing Number of Schools 24 Staff 120 SERVICES Communions.. 14428 1.5 Students Holy Commnnion Including Private 8764 5.2 Morning and Evening Prayer Nursery 577 753 2.1 Marriages Kindergarten 364 1061 5.8 Grades 14 Burials 218 2725 13.2 Grades 5-8 Other Sacraments 66 High School BAPTISMS Total Students Children 1433 1225 3.3 124 Adults
1557 .9 Total Baptisms REPORT OF THE STATISTICIAN 297 296 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971
DISBURSEMENTS ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For Local Support 193514 42 Total Attendance on First Sunday in Advent 28908 For Special Parish Use 377091 30 Total Attendance on First Sunday in Lent 21134 For Work Outside Parish or Mission 65063 22 Total Attendance on Easter Day 50519 Total Attendance on Trinity Sunday 27717 Grand Total of All Disbursements 635668 94
Total 128278 10.0 Balance on Hand 12-31-70 452084 62
DISBUESEMENTS TAKEN SUMMARy OF RECEIPTS ANI OTHER INFORMATION FROM PAEOCHIAL REPORTS REcEIvEn Securities and Other Non-Cash Items Received 6911 87 NoTE Not Received Cash in Savings Accounts 530963 63 RECEIPTS Investments 3141401 34
For Local Support 5548623 34 Indebtedness 5429034 63
For Special Parish or Mission Use 378801 77 NOTE Churches $56222.45 Income from Investments For Work Outside Parish or Mission.. 111885 66 Thirty reported but showed no investments listed on the annual parochIal report Receipts of Capital 492309 50 Non-Income Receipts 555889 56 REAL ESTATE
Grand Total of All Receipts 7087509 83 Total Value of Land 5782769 00 Balance on Hand 1-1-70 593833 64 Total Value of Improvements 44541489 56 Improvements Insured for 40881227 00 Proof Total 7681343 47 BERNAEo JOHNSON
Stetisticiee DISBURSEMENTS
For Local Support 3476122 97 NOTE REPORTS RECEIVEu Too LATE To BE INCLUDED IN THIS REPORT Church Pension Fund Assessment 238760 82 Parochial Fieaecial For Special Parish Use 906053 02
For Work Outside Parish or Mission 877733 52 Church of the Apostles Fairfax Church of the Apostles Fairfax For Capital Purposes 421951 75 Grace Church The Plains Grace Church The Plains For Non-Expense Purposes 1009919 33 Grace Church Bremo Bluff Grace Church Bremo Bluff Holy Cross Aften Grand Total of All Disbursements 6930541 41 St Pauls Challottesville
Balance on Hand 12-31-70 750802 06 St Christophers Springfield Trinity Parish Louisa Proof Total 7681343 47 Piedmont Church Madison St Johns Warsaw
REPOET OF OTHEE PAEISH FUNDS HAVINO SEPARATE TREASUREES
RECEIPTS
Balance on Hand 1-1-70 597603 00 Received During Year 490150 56
Grand Total of All Receipts 1087753 56 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIEGINIA 1971 299
APPENDIX III OVERVIEWWHAT HAVE WE PROPOSED IN GENERAL
We are that the proposing details of Diocesan administration shall not Restructure Report be spelled out in canon law We have the simply placed authority to carry out the policies of the INTRODUCTION Bishop and Council in the hands of the Executive
Board This Board is composed of one representative elected by each At the recommendation of the Division of Research and Field Study of Region of the Diocese and is balanced between clergy and lay Executive Council and after examination of the Diocesan representa the thorough tives Committee Survey and Management Study the Restructure was appointed We have concentrated all staff and administrative functions in the Robert Gibson The task of the Committee was defined by the Rt Rev of the person Secretary of the Diocese who is accountable to the Gibsons letter of dated June 13 1969 as to Bishop in Bishops appointment and Standing Committee Any staff needed will be and in the of employed supervised study the needs of the Diocese immediate and long-term areas by the Secretary from time to time to organization and structure and to report its findings We are asking the Council to insist that Boards of Diocesan-related Council The recommended to the Committee the Bishop and Bishop institutions remove requirements that our be of these should be Bishops presidents that complete revision of the Constitution and Canons con Boards and also to permit the to Bishops appoint representative to fill sidered his place on any Board at any time of the Diocese and The Committee held open hearings in various parts We are making possible the election of Archdeacons and the appoint studied the structure of several other Dioceses ment of Canons Archdeacons will have powers designated by Bishop and Council the Thus Bishop may transfer to an Archdeacon of the II PRINCIPLES OF RESTRUCTURE some weight of responsibility he carries that the The Restructure Committee determined early in its work We are recommending that Suifragan Bishops be clearly recognized in following principles would guide the formation of proposed changes in canon that by providing they automatically preside over Council in the absence organization of the Bishop or Bishop Coadjutor
We are seeking to the work Todays diocese must travel light unencumbered by over- spread among our Bishops and to free all of them from administrative detailed organization unnecessarily prescribed by Canon many duties so that they may concentrate more on their roles as Chief Pastors and definers of the faith and be in closer It must be able to change its organizational structure rapidly contact with communicants of the Diocese to meet changing needs The Diocese is divided into not than more 20 regions which are respon must be accessible and available to communi sible program units that The leadership We recommend most of what is now called Dioc and to the esan be initiated and carried cants public Program out on regional basis where it will respond to local needs The structure must enable and encourage local initiative and in Program each region is under the direction of Regional Council cooperation made of of each church up representatives or congregation Each Regional those who The active membership should control the church Council is presided over Dean who by receives seine pay from the Diocese control it are not active members of the church should not The Dean is the Bishops personal representative in his region and serves be estab at the pleasure of the Bishop and Committee Strong channels for the expression of opinion should Standing We are recommending that each out lished in the organization Bishop carry episcopal responsi bilities within fixed set of regions insofar as National Canons presently staff at minimum Keep employed allow continuous Only by contact can clergy and people come to know and The Diocese should be able to operate largely through ad hoc trust their Bishops We committees and groups are recommending that the many different kinds of churches in the Diocese be classified in one of two ways The proposed structure of the Diocese is predicated on
of the Churches conformity with the Constitution and Canons Self-supporting congregations with at least 100 communicants Episcopal Church and Diocescn Congregciiorts Congregations of less than 100 com the present Diocesan boundaries municants or congregations receiving aid 300 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 301
as the vehicle for local We have defined the basic units of the Church in terms of people rather Region appropriate bringing congregations and
churches into coordinated and action It is the level at which than in terms of geography buildings or clergy Provision is made to place planning to the Executive Board elected and to \vhich unhcaltby or weak congregations in special relationship with the Bishop representatives are they report therefore intend the to the unit of We have recommended changes which will give more authority to the We Region become primary geegrephic our Church As in the traditional definition of the Standing Committee of the Diocese By National Canon the Standing English and Virginian the Dean and of will be for the of Committee is the only group which shares ecclesiastical authority with the Parish clergy region responsible cure
all souls within the bends of their Bishop We have tried to give this Committee functions which permit region The is also echelon in the of the Dio and require it to exercise that authority It will advise the Bisbop and share Region necessary organization between the Diocesan and local levels of appointive and nominating powers with him It will review the perform cese providing continuity opera tion ance of the Diocesan Program
Structure There will be approximately 20 Regions the exact boun
IV THE RECOMMENDED STRUCTURES daries of which will be established by the Standing Committee The Region EXECUTIVE BOARD will include number of churches and congregations whose areas of influence are geographically contiguous Purpose The Executive Beard will held much of tbe power within The governing body of the Region is the Regional Council When the Diocese It will and present the Diocesan Program to Council prepare Regions are first formed the Dean shall call meeting of the Regional It will the funding of the Program to Council It will be responsible propose Council Each church of the Region will be represented by its active clergy for the executien of the Program approved by Council and by as many lay persons elected by its Vestry as it has delegates to To make the Executive Beard respensive to local needs we have pro Diocesan Council Each Diocesan congregation will be represented by its that each Region elect its own representatives to the Executive posed minister-in-charge and one lay person elected by the Bishops Committee Beard fer terms To make them mere representative we have two-year Each Regional Council must organize itself It may elect such officers that they be cx officio members of the Regional Councils proposed as it sees fit Each Council will be required to meet at least once year
It may decide to meet frequently Special meetings may be called by any Structure The Executive Beard ill include one elected member from Bishop or by the Dean or upon the request of the representatives of any each Region These members will serve for two years One-half of these three constituent bodies members will be clergy and one-half lay Initially it will be decided by lot Each Regional Council will elect its representative to the Executive whether Regions meprescntative will be clergy or lay Thereafter each Board The Board member will be member cx efflcie of the Regional region will alternatively elect clergy and lay peisons Council Each Bishop will he member of the Board Re may however name The Regional Council must approve all applications for new congrega representative to take his seat and to cast his vote tions within its geographical bounds It is charged to carry out such poitiens The President of the Executive Beard shall be elected by the Board of approved diocesan programs as are appropriate to it from its membership to serve for one year Re shall be lay person
Observetiens The regions are the heart of the structure proposals Obscrretiens The Executive Board will probably need to meet monthly Some regions may develop into cooperative congregational situations It should not hand ever its business to sub-committee where resources and professional ministries are shared If Board actions are to tie the Diocese together Board members should Some regions will place regional planning as high priority some attend regular Regional Council meetings They should report on the social concern etc meetings of the Board to the Regional Councils and they should represent Some regions may include representatives from other churches or the feelings of the Regienal Council to the Executive Board agencies within their regional structures Where possible we hope that the Board will seek to work through the Some regions may make it policy to consult regionally before calling Regional Councils instead of trying to administer the whole Diocese by any new clergy or other employees to any of the constituent bodies itself We hope the Beard will use oil her committees and task forces Some regions may organize some activitiessuch as Christian Educa
tionon basis even make certain that at least one REGION regional They may church employee in the region is specialist in the field The Diocese needs basic unit svhich is much smaller than Purpese We expect that activities in some regions will take forms that none of than We envision the the present convocations hut larger congregation us can new envision 302 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DTOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 303
of the Diocesan DEAN new Congregation although it may seek the cooperation of other Diocesan churches Congregations are represented on the Regional Purpose The Dean is direct representative of the Bishop He is Council but are not entitled to their own lay representatives in the Diocesan intended to he guiding and motivating force in the region an influential Council the However Regional Council will elect one lay delegate to the leader Diocesan Council to represent all the Diocesan Congregations of the Region Structure There will be Dean for one each region appointed by the The Minister-in-Charge of Diocesan Congregation is appointed by the Bishop with the advice and consent of the Standing Committee Bishop The Dean may be recalled by the Bishop He shall receive an honorar
ium from the Diocese He will be Chairman of the Regional Council Church is group of people which numbers at least 100 communi Observotioris There in are several areas in which Dean will be most cants good standing and provides its own financial support and helpful acknowledges the jurisdiction of the Ecclesiastical Authority of the Diocese of and maintains of Interpret policies of the Bishop and Diocese to churches and Virginia regular program identifiable Episcopal
congregations services and as group supports the Episcopate and has place to
worship and participates actively in the life of the Diocese and is Coordinate the work of the clergy in the region There is much recognized as Church by the Diocesan Council that could be done here from occasional cooperation and sharing The Vestry of Church has from to 18 members The Vestry elects of duties to real team or staff arrangement its Rector and its delegates to the Regional Council and the Diocesan consultant Act as to Vestries We recommend especially that Council
Vestries contemplating issuing call consult with Deans Not As at present the Bishop with the advice and consent of the Standing only might the Dean assist Vestry in assessing its needs hut Committee may change the status of Church to that of Diocesan Congre also he might be able to indicate some of the needs of the Region gation when it fails to meet any of the criteria for Church which are not being met The Rector and of Church Vestry are vested with the powers of the Encourage cooperation on regional basis with other groups Rector and Vestry of Porish as defined in the National Constitution and ministering in the community Canons
Convene Regional meetings SECRETARY OF THE DIOCESE CONGREGATiONS AND CHURCHES We want Purpose to free the Bishops from the necessity of adminis Purpose Local gatherings of Christian people will continue to be basic tering the Diocesan office
to the life of the Church and should be defined simply and flexibly Structure The Secretary of the Diocese will be the Administrative The criterion for full membership in the Diocese should be full partici Officer of the Diocese appointed by the Bishop with the advice and consent pation in the life of the Diocese church which is not participating fully of the Standing Committee He will serve at the of the in Diocesan life is is need of the attention of the Bishop Dean or Regional pleasure Bishop or Council Standing Committee
He will have the following duties Structure There will be two classifications Diocesan Congrega Personnel administration of Diocesan Staff tions Church
Diocesan facilities Diocescu Congreqotion is group of people which numbers less buildings transportation etc
than 100 communicants in good standing or receives financial aid from the Diocesan supportivo services material purchasing and con and the of the Ecclesiastical Author Diocese acknowledges jurisdiction tracting ity of the Diocese of Virginia and maintains regular program of Coordinate work of the Diocesan Treasurer and Registrar identifiable Episcopal services and as group supports the Episcopate Each Diocesan Congregation will have Bishops Committee charged with Official Publisher of the Diocese transacting the business of the congregation new Diocesan Congregation Administration of Budget may be established by an existing church with the advice and consent of the Such other duties as the Ecclesiastical Regional Council that church is responsible for any temporal obligations Authority may assign 304 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DiocEsE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 305
STANDING COMMITTEE PurposeAn extremely long range destination providing direction but perhaps forever beyond reach is of advice Purpose The Standing Committee high-level body and statement of definite direction of movement intended reviev sharing Ecclesiastical Anthority with the Bishop GoalA or an result Structure The Standing Committee shall have six lay and six Long Range GoalA goal with an indefinite time limit Generally the clerical members selected at large shorter-range the goal the more specific it should be The members shall be elected for three-year terms by the Council in each order statement To do certain of the Diocese and may not succeed themselves Two shall ObjectiveA precise something by date at certain maximum cost be elected each year
at his The Standing Committee shall advise the Bishop request to the or on its own initiative It shall give advice and consent appoint PURPOSE STATEMENT ment of Deans the Secretary of the Diocese the Chancellor of the Diocese THE PURPOSE OF THE DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA IS TO BE the Treasurer of the Diocese LIVING UNITY OF MEMBER CONGREGATIONS UNDER THE It shall set the boundaries of Regions and adjudicate requests for LEADERSHIP OF THE BISHOP AND THE GENERAL boundaries COUNCIL change of regional CONVENTION ALIVE INDIVIDUALLY AND CORPORATELY of the It shall evaluate the performance by the Diocese previous WITH THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST FOR ALL MEN to the Council each on the State of the years progiam and report year Church COMMENTARY The above statement of purpose is distillation of
much discussion and much argument by many groups of people It is Obserretions The success of the structure will depend on this Com distillation in the sense that all disagreements and differences have been will mittees taking its responsibility very seriously The Committee need dealt with eliminated or put aside in order to discover our most basic to meet at least quarteily It will choose its own president annually and essential purpose as an organization of individuals into congregations
and congregations into Diocese It is this we must seek to out Signed carry in all of our goals TIlE REV WILLIAM SY0N0R Chairman THE REV BENJAMIN CAMPnELL THE REV ROBERT SHAW PH CHURCH ALIVE AND GROWING MR ROBERT GRAY No LONG RANaE GOAL To reach out to not MRS ROBERT HOWE people currently partici pating in church life to attract new members ME RICHARD TAYLOR to provide purposeful and relevant Christian THE REV MILTON LEROY Secretary community
and Canonical to implement NOTE Constitutional changes necessary Goals for 1971-1976 the recommendations of this report have been prepared for proposal to the To strengthen conventional congregations and establish new ones Annual Council sharing ministries and facilities where appropriate or necessary
This must be done by constitutional change To establish Experimental or non-conventional congregations and ministries where they may be most effective REPORT ON PURPOSE AND GOALS
To review and realign boundaries of existing congregational re of The Purpose and Goals Report is the result of over two years study sponsibility in order to strengthen each congregation have been by the Diocese of Virginia Over 70% of our communicants in the involved either directly or indirectly process Goals for 1971 will direction and guid If accepted by Council this document provide To continue support to aided congregations ance for the next six years To Definitions of the terms used in this document are as follows bring as many aided congregations as possible to self-support ANNUAL C0UNvIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 306 176TH 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 307
in North Manassas To start new congregation Goals for 1971
To construct facilities at Trinity Mission adequate Church To develop plan with clearly stated objectives which we hope Charlottesville to accomplish each year through 1976
To develop plans with clearly stated objectives which we hope THE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OF PEOPLE to accomplish each year through 1976 IN PARISHES ALIVE TO THE CHURCH CHRISTIAN YOUTH No LONG RANGE GOAL To help our churches improve their educational AND THE WORLD programs Goals 1971-1976 No LONG RANGE GOAL To help our churches respond to the ideas and for needs of youth involving them in our total To train parish consultants to aid Sunday Schools in improving ministry teaching
Goals for 1971-1976 To promote and advise concerning the use of educational resources
consultants to aid congregations to develop meaningful School film To provide Sunday curriculum films strips short courses youth ministries To promote and/or conduct training and educational conferences conferences which offer intensive in for leaders To sponsor youth experience parish Christian community and opportunity to share their hopes and To offer leadership and training in the use of certain selected fears Christian Education courses
To train leaders of youth programs for the congregations To conduct conferences for special groups or of specialized interests
alienated To conduct camps for young people e.g families music groups
To encourage support and participate in ecumenical and inter- Goals for 1971 diocesan groups who To increase the number and improve the skills of those serve Goals for 1971 as consultants on the ministry of youth
To continue work toward the above goals stated which we To develop plans with clearly objectives hope 1976 To stated which to accomplish each year through develop plan including clearly objectives we hope to achieve each year through 1976 To conduct three camps of two weeks duration each for young To conduct music conference for people and conference people between the ages of and 14 young for families in 1971
OUR EPISCOPAL LEADERS THE GOSPEL FOR ALL MEN No LONG RANGE GOAL To form closer relationship between our INTERNATIONAL AND WORLDWIDE CONCERNS Bishops and the clergy and people No LoNG RANGE GOAL To renew our understanding and commitment Goals 1971-1976 for to the World Mission of the Church as visible the time available to To work out system whereby more of sign of the unity of all men under God
is in Bishops spent parishes Goals for 1971-1976
the of our Bishops concerning the Gospel To publicize thinking To establish and deepen companion relationship with the Dioceses church and and the issues confronting the society of Barbados and Mexico
and action by the Episcopate clergy and To promote dialogue To extend the understanding and commitment gained in the com the mission of the Church laity in contemporary panion relationship to embrace the world 308 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1871 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 309
Goals for 1971 Goals for 1971-1976
To promote study and of dioceses knowledge companion To assist congregations in developing and carrying out their finan cial programs To provide our companions with information and resources for better of understanding Virginia To increase congregational interest in the scope and nature of the work of the whole church To initiate program of youth exchange with our companions To promote understanding of proportionate giving To develop plan with clearly stated objectives which we hope to To continue to seek 50/50 giving as goal for congregations and accomplish each year through 1976 the Diocese
THE TRAINING AND MORALE OF CLERGY Goals for 1971 PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP-CLERGY To develop promotional materials regarding financial support LONG RANGE GOAL No To supply the Diocese with highly trained To develop plan with clearly stated objectives which we hope to and knowledgable body of clergy committed accomplish by 1976 to their calling Goals for 1971-1976 OUR MINISTRY THROUGH RELATED INSTITUTIONS To recruit and train lay people of promise for church related vocations No LONG RANGE GOAL To witness to our concern for handicapped chil dren and the and for educational To provide supervision training and evaluation for newly ordained elderly develop ment in the of church clergy through the first year of priesthood general through support related institutions To promote continuing education and orientation of clergy Goals for 1971-1976
To assure effective use of the skills and knowledge possessed by To promote support of Bloomfield Inc as church related insti the clergy tution aiding handicapped children
To that the material needs of assure clergy are adequately met To encourage support for church related institutions retirement residences and church schools To study new forms for the exercise of an ordained ministry To exemplify exceptionally high standards in the area of speciali
Goals for 1971 zation of each of these institutions
To continue the Deacons Training Program To encourage understanding and involvement of communicants in
each of these areas of witness To hold Spring and Fall Clergy Conferences
To offer short specialized training conferences Goals/or 1971
To send 10 clergy to continuing education programs OUR MINISTRY TO HIGHER EDUCATION
To develop plan with clearly stated objectives which we hope to No LONG RANGE GOAL To bring insights of the Christian Gospel to accomplish by 1976 bear upon the critical issues facing Higher Edu
cation and to offer pastoral care to the indivi
OUR FINANCIAL LIFE duals involved
Goala for 1971-1976 No LONG RANGE GOAL To provide adequate support for the achieve
ment of congregational diocesan and general To respond to the human and spiritual needs of the members of
church goals the university or college community and community at large 310 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 311
To witness to the of Jesus Christ To understanding of social issues in the broad context of presence and His Church within promote the University community state nation and world
Diocese to issues that are national or To speak and act prophetically on moral ethical and spiritual To respond as statewide issues facing persons related to higher education world in nature
To reconcile conflicting groups so that they may live together in Goals for 1971 Gods World To develop plan with clearly stated objectives which we hope to To conduct our ministry through ecumenical agencies wherever accomplish each year through 1976 possible To continue existing work toward the above goals
Goals for 1971 WORSHIPPING CHURCh To with develop plan clearly stated objectives which we hope 12 LONG RANGE GOAL To show our common concerns and gratitude in to accomplish each year through 1976 No our common worship COMMUNICATION LOCAL NATIONAL DIOCESAN Goals for 1971-1976
10 LONG RANGE GOAL To inform forms No communicants of the goals programs To enhance our traditional liturgical and actions of the Diocese and of national and To make studied response to the services and procedures approved world church organizations for trial use by General Convention
Goals for 1971-1976 of to To provide guidance in the area worship experimental congre To consider the communications aspect of Diocesan planning pro gations grams and promotion Goals for 1971 To inform communicants of the work of the church in the world To develop plan with clearly stated objectives which we hope to nation and diocese accomplish each year through 1976 To make efficient use of modern communications equipment for the service To develop guidelines and evaluation procedures To offer to in the theories and help parishes techniques of com Convention approved for Trial Use by General munication To hold workshops on the services approved for trial use before
for the Goals for 1971 they are authorized general use by Bishop
To The Churchman encourage Virginia an as independent newspaper COOPERATION AND UNITY serving the Diocese To where with other To underwrite The No 13 LONG RANGE GoAL cooperate appropriate sending Virginia Churchman to every diocesan bodies and to the of the household Christian study Report Consultation on Church Union To maintain communications office in the diocesan headquarters Goals for 1971-1976 To with develop plan clearly stated objectives which we hope to To the Report of the Consultation on Church Union and accomplish each year through 1976 study summarize our response ecumenical RESPONDING TO THE NEEDS OF THE To promote the use of an approach among congregations units COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY and diocesan program
No 11 LONG RANGE GOAL To make redemptive response as individuals Goals for 1971
congregations and as diocese to the needs of for each To prepare plan with clearly stated objectives year the world national state and local communities through 1976
with other denominations of the Goals for 1971-1976 To engage in joint study COCU
To help local churches relate to the needs of their communities Report ADDENDUM
Constitutional Amendment
Passed on Second Reading
January 1971
ARTICLE TI The Council shall hold on weekend upon the date desig Annual nated hy the Ecclesiastical Authority of the Diocese regular of the Council meeting at the place designated by the preceding meeting
The Ecclesiastical Authority of the Diocese may for any cause deemed the or hoth for regular by it to he sufficient change the time or place any meeting of the Council
CANONICAL CHANGES
CANON XXVI.A Board of Examining Chaplains consisting of at least the at the meeting two presbyters shall be nominated by Bishop regular Coun of the Council the nomination to he confirmed by the vote of the
cil The term of office of the Examining Chaplains shall be one year
New Section
The Board of Examining Chaplains mop conduct for the Diocesan Com mission on the Ministry the canonical examinations required by the Canons of the Ceneral Convention
CANON XVII New Canon
SECTION Membership
clerical and three The Council shall elect six persons three in each order to lay to the Commission on Ministry one-third No be elected annually to serve for term of three years one served so elected shall be eligible for re-election after having
two consecutive terms until after the expiration of one year
additional The Bishop may annually appoint not more than six shall he members for term of one year Such appointments nominated for election by Council Such appointments need not be communicants of the Church
SECTTON The duties of the Commission on Ministry shall he those Church prescribed in the Canons of the Episcopal 314 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRG1NIA 1971 315
SECTION For the conduct of the affairs of the Diocese there shall be Stand The Commission on Ministry shall annually report to the with such other Council of the Diocese ing Committee and an Executive Boord together the Council deem officers committees departments and boards as may Canons Remaining are to be re-numbered i.e XXVII old now desirable XXVIII
ARTICLE VIII
Council and exercise CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES PASSED ON FIRST READING The Bishop shall preside at all meetings of the He call UNDER RESTRUCTURE all the ordinary duties of presiding officer may special meeting of the Council at whatevem time and place he may think neces ARTICLE Section III Committee it shall be sary and whenever requested by the Standing the time and The lay order shall consist of two classes namely his duty to call special meeting to be held at place
selected by the Standing Committee The lay delegates for the churches
if there be shall at meeting The lay delegates cx officio The Bishop Coadjutor one preside any of the Council from which the Bishop is absent or whenever the Bishop There shall be one lay delegate from each church to be chosen by may request him to preside its Vestry or Congregation But from Church every having more Coon- Suffrogan Bishop if there be such may preside at sessions of than three hundred communicants in good standing reported to the the in the absence cit if he is requested to do so by Bishop being present or Diocesan authorities in the last annual reports there shall be an of the Bishop by the Bishop Coadjutor being present additional lay delegate for each three bundred communicants in
good standing or major fraction thereof above the first 300 ARTICLE IX The lay members of the Standing Committee the lay members of in the of the the Executive Board the Chancellor and the President of the In case of vacancy Episcopal othee special meeting Council be called the Standing Committee and the Council Episcopal Churchwomen of the Diocese shall he members of the may by shall elect ballot President from Diocesan Council cx officio immediately upon assembling by there be none among the Suff rayon Bishops of the Diocese or sf such from Each elected delegate and cx officio member shall have one vote who shall remain in office until the among the order of Presbytcrs election and the consecration of Bishop for the Diocese of Virginia ARTICLE Section III shall or until the next regular meeting of the Council whichever happen first The President so elected shall perform all the duties and possess SECTION All members of the Council shall be communicants in good all the privileges of presiding officer Re shall not have the power to standing of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia to do call special meeting of the Council except when requested so by ARTICLE IV the Standing Committee in which ease he shall call the special meeting
at the time and place set by the Standing Committee One-fourth of the members of the clerical and one-fourth of the mem both the If there be no vacancy in the Episcopal office yet Bishop bers of the lay order shall constitute for the transaction of quorum of the Council and the Bishop Coadjutor be absent from meeting business at any regular or special meeting of the Council hut smaller then the Council shall elect by ballot President pro tempore from number may adjourn among the Suffrngne Bishops of the Diocese or if there be none such from ARTICLE VI among the order of Presbyters
In addition to the Bishop of the Diocese there may be Bishop ARTICLE Coadjutor or Bishops Suffragan or both upon the conditions and shall be elected at each regular meeting of the Council pursuant to the authority contained in the Canons of the General Secretary of its Convention lie shall act as Secretary of the Council and make minutes pro
attest the acts of the body and perform such other In addition to the Bishop or Bishops the officers of the Diocese ceedings public duties be Canon shall consist of Secretary Treasurer Chancellor and Registrar as may prescribed by 316 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 176TH ANNUAL COUNCIL DIOCESE OF VIRGINIA 1971 317
In case of vacancy in the office of when Secretary arising the Council or the Bishop books papers and other documents bearing Council is not in session the Ecclesiastical Authority with the advice of the Church in the Diocese of and and upon the history Virginia perform consent the shall the of Standing Committee fill vacancy If the his office be of Standing such other duties pertaining to as may required him by Committee itself be the Ecclesiastical Authority then the Standing Com the Bishops the Diocesan Council or the Secretary of the Diocese mittee shall fill the vacancy
ARTICLE XIV ARTICLE XI The Standing Committee of the Doicesan Council shall consist of Treasuier the Diocese shall be of appointed by the Ecclesiastical twelve members six of the clerical order and vix of the lay order each with the advice and consent Authority of the Standing Committee or by the of whom shall be communicant in good standing of the Church in this
Standing Committee if it is at the time the Ecclesiastical Authority He Diocese
shall upon qualification continue in office until removed as hereinafter At each regular meeting the Diocesan Council shall elect two mem provided or until his successor is appointed and qualified He shall bers of each order for term of three years Each member of the com receive and keep safely all money and other confided to his property inittee shall hold office for the term for which he was elected and until custody and he shall disburse and dispose of the same as be may pro his successor is elected or appointed No member shall be eligible to vided by Canon He shall report annually to the Diocesan Council an succeed himself account showing all money and other property received by him and the In case of vacancy in the Episcopal office or in case neither the manner in which he has disbursed or disposed of the same The Treas Bishop nor the Bishop Coadjutoi be capable of performing the adminis urer shall give bond in an amount to be fixed by the Standing Committee trative duties of the Bishop and in any case when the Bishop shall with corporate surety approved by the Standing Committee which authorize it to act the Standing Committee shall be the Ecclesiastical bond shall be conditioned upon the faithful performance of the duties Authority of the Diocese of his office The Standing Committee at every regular meeting of the Diocesan At the close of each fiscal year accounts of the Treasurer shall be Council shall submit report of its proceedings When required by the audited by certified public accountant selected by the Standing Diocesan Council it shall also lay before the Diocesan Council any Committee documents which may have come into its possession It shall perform of In case the misconduct of the Treasurer or of his incapacity such other duties as may be prescribed by Canon refusal or failure to discharge the duties of his office the Standing In case of vacancy in the Standing Committee the Executive Committee shell remove hint and new appointment shall be made in the from the the to Board shall fill the vacancy same order appointee serve manner aforesaid until the next regular meeting of the Diocesan Council at which meeting
the Diocesan Council shall fill the vacancy ARTICLE XII
The Bishop with the advice and consent of the Standing Committee ARTICLE XV
the Committee if there or by Standing is no Bishop shall appoint Every congregation however called within the Diocese of Vir Chancellor who shall continue in office until his successor is appointed in ginia shall be bound by this Constitution and the Canons adopted He shall be lay communicant in good standing residing in the Diocese pursuance hereof of Virginia and member of the Virginia State Bar He shall be the That Articles XVII XVIll and XIX be renumbered as XVI legal advisor of the Ecclesiastical Authority of the Diocese and of the X\TII and XVIII respectively Diocesan Council
ARTICLE XIII CERTIFIEn ax THE REV CHARLES GIAENzEH The Bishop with the advice and consent of the Standing Com Secretary of the Diocese of Virginia mittee or by the Standing Committee if there is no Bishop shall appoint
Registrar who shall continue in office until his successor is appointed He shall receive and preserve under the direction of the Diocesan INDEX INDEX 319
163 Episcopal Churchwomen 10 Report Commission 176f Addendum31 3f Evangelism on 10 Report Examining Chaplains Report 158 Agenda format Resolution on presented 59 90 adopted resolution 140ff Executive Committee 4-5 Elections to 83 Report American prisoners of war resolutions 60 Appendices 130 Gibson The Rt Rev Robert D.D Pastoral Address Gibson The Rev Dr Churchill 70 128 Bequests titles etc 12 Glaenzer The Rev Charles interim Secretary 56 Bloomfield Inc Board Resolution on 79 Blue Ridge School 79 Report 149f Insurance Coverage 61 Resolution 93 Book 171ff Store Episcopal Directors nominations to 79 report 162 Institutions Reports Brotherhood of St Andrew Report 161 and Resolution 94 Jails Prisons Budget Committee on Report 95ff Budget Program 1971 presented 95 adopted 104ff Lay Readers licensed 134
titles 12f Candidates for Holy Orders 132 Legal 133 Letters Dimissory received 133f Given Canons Committee on 11 Report l6f Revised Canon and XXVI new 177f Liturgical Commission 10 Report Canon XXVII Report under Restructure 116ff
Capital Debt Service 1971 107 date of 127 budget Meeting Council Certified Church workers 27 Memorial Trustees Virginia Diocesan Center 171 59 Chaplain Service Report Ministry Commission on Appointed 124 Resolution Christian Education Department of Report 75 Minutes of Council 55-127 Christian Social Relations Department of Report 14Sf Missions Under Department of Missions 47 Church Schools Trustees Nominations 78 Report 146f Missions Department of Report 140 Churches Consecrated 134 Consecration removed 134 Mission Churches 44f Church Pension Fund Report 168 Mission Church Parishes 44 Clergy wives Resolution 94 Morris Mr Frederick elected Treasurer 57
Clergy listing 14-29 Under license 28f National Church 98ff Commissions Reports 173ff New Clergy 61 Commission on Ministry Appointed 124 Resolutions 59 119 125 New Parishes Report 125 Resolution Communications Committee Board Report 77 Nominations Report of Committee 79f Confirmations and Receptions 134ff Election 98 Constitutions and Canons Report 116ff Standing Committee Clergy 57 98 Constitutional Change Second Reading 116 Standing Committee Lay 58 Election Constitutional Executive Committee 58 Changes passed on First Reading under Restructure 314f Credentials Council of Churches 77 Committee Report of 55 Virginia 78 Virginia Chaplaincy Service Deacons ordained 132 Stuart Hall 78 Deans of Convocations Appointed 57 Book Store Episcopal 79 Delegates and Alternates 30-46 Trustees of Funds 78 Diocesan Boundaries Resolution 62ff 61 Report Diocesan Homes 78 Diocesan Virginia Missionary Society Nominations to 78 Resolutions 59 85 87 Church Schools 78 Report 159 Audit 212ff Diocesan Related The Hon Blake Resolution 58 Institutions Resolutions 60 91 92 Report 77 Nomina Newton tions 77f Official Acts of Bishops 132ff Diocese of Northern Resolution Virginia presented 60 92 Officials of Diocese Diocesan Program Estimated 103 Audit 186f Ordinations 132 Diocesan Seal 164ff Resolution Report Ordination of Women to Ministry Resolution presented 59
Ecumenical Relations Commission 10 Report 174f adopted 80 Emmanuel Church Woodstock Mission Church 125 Status Parish statistics receipts from 288-311 Episcopal Churchmen 10 Parochial Reports 257-287