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The National Episcopal Historians and Archivists (NEHA) and the Historical Society of the Episcopal Church (HSEC) welcome the Episcopal Women's History Project (EWHP) as a joint publisher of The Historiographer. EWHP joins NEHA and the HSEC in working together to distribute a quarterly publication to promote preserving of church records and writing of parochial and diocesan history in the Episcopal Church.
The Historiographer provides feature-focused content including biographical sketches on important church figures, historical sketches of churches, reports of church or diocesan archival committee activities, helpful "how-to" articles, and now promotion and reports of EWHP / NEHA / HSEC projects, activities and meetings. This joint publication will now reach a circulation of over 1,100. It is provided to members of all three organizations, bishops and diocesan offices across the globe. Members and non-members are encouraged to submit material for publication in the form of brief "snippets" of a few paragraphs or feature-length articles for publication. Learn more about submission guidelines at episcopalhistorians.org/historiographer. Comments are closed.
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The National Episcopal Historians & Archivists (NEHA) encourage every diocese, congregation, and organization in the Episcopal Church to collect, preserve, and organize its records and to share its history. A 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
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