. . . PROMOTING THE PRESERVATION
AND DISSEMINATION OF THE HERITAGE
OF EPISCOPAL CONGREGATIONS AND DIOCESES.

NEHA invites you to share their interest in the history of the Episcopal Church in America, including it's churches, it's people and how it has influenced the history of America itself.

Chapel Window by Tiffany
Grace-St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Memphis, Tennessee

This year's conference will be held from Tuesday, June 23rd to June 26th at the DeKoven Center, a beautiful retreat and conference center located on Lake Michigan in Racine, Wisconsin.  The DeKoven Center began in 1852 as Racine College.  In 1859, the Rev. James DeKoven became warden and gave the campus its focus, modeling the quadrangle on Radley College in England.  Now the property of the Diocese of Milwaukee, it continues a legacy of education, spiritual reflection, and recreation.  The National Episcopal Historians and Archivists has chosen this historic location as the site for its 2009 conference.

Pioneers of Prayer in the Field of Kemper and DeKoven

NEHA's 2009 Annual Conference

DeKoven Center
Racine, Wisconsin