Any individual or organization that expresses and holds an interest in the history of the Episcopal Church and pays the dues and fees is eligible for membership in the Corporation.
President Christopher M. Agnew (2013)
St. Paul's, Nomini Grove, VA
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Past Presidents of NEHA
The Rev. Dr. Christopher M. Agnew Mr. Willis H.A. Moore The Rev. Stanley R. Upchurch The Rev. Gregory S. Straub Ms. Julia Randle The Rev. Laurence D. Fish The Rev. Robert G. Carroon
Vice -President Susan Witt
Archivist
Secretary
Elizabeth Allison Historiographer
Treasurer Trinity Church, Princeton, New Jersey
Trustees
The Rev. Phillip W. Ayers (2012)
Ss. Peter & Paul, Portland, OR
Susan Rehkopf (2013) Archivist The Rev. Bindy Snyder (2014) All Saints, Memphis, TN
Archives Coordinator
(Filling 2014 Vacancy)
Archivist & Historiographer
Diocese of Fond du Lac
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The Rev. Dr. Christopher M. Agnew (2013)
