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For those interested in preserving their
history we offer two helpful guides.

Writing a Congregational History
Archives for Congregations

Your rector has appointed you to write your parish history, or organize your parish archives, but you don't know where to start. These practical books will tell you what you need to consider before you proceed, then how to proceed and where to obtain further help. Great for workshops.

ARCHIVES
for
CONGREGATIONS

AN
INTRODUCTION
AND
GUIDE

WRITING
A
CONGREGATIONAL
HISTORY

By Laurence D. Fish

Lovers of the Episcopal Church's
history and architecture will love

The Historic Episcopal Churches
Engagement Calendar for 2008

Why was Alexander Moray not consecrated America's first bishop? What congregation survived underground for a century? What rector threatened to leave if his parish continued to discriminate against black members? Where, 100 years ago, did a bishop tell a woman to read services? What church was built on land once owned by a king? Packed with solid facts and delightful trivia, our spiral-bound, week-at-a-glance calendar features 53 churches with historical vignettes and photographs (28 in color). Major feasts and fasts and secular holidays noted.

The 2008 Episcocat Calendar

The Episcocats are back again, offering their insights on matters sacred and secular, from New Year resolutions to Lohengrin at weddings to an unorthodox offering for Thanksgiving Dinner. Their month-at-a-glance, wall-hanging calendar includes major and minor feasts and fasts and the appropriate liturgical color for each day, November 2007 through January 2009. Secular holidays noted.

The Episcocats

The Way of Purrfection

The Episcocats made their advent in the pages of The Episcopalian in 1960, and in 1978 the first book, Don’t You Just Adore Gothic?, appeared. Sequels have followed with regularity, of which the latest is The Way of Purrfection, published in 2004. All 10 books are available (some in limited quantities). Complete your collection. Perfect gifts for your cat-loving friends.

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