Purpose

NEHA provides a forum for exchanging ideas, gives mutual support, and serves as an archival and historical network for any who preserve, explore and share the historical dimensions of the Episcopal Church. Begun as an outgrowth of the Church Historical Society in 1961, NEHA seeks to answer the needs of church leaders who know attention should be given to nurturing congregational, diocesan, and institutional historians, registrars and archivists.

Membership

Through the support and effort of our members, our purpose to collect, preserve, organize and share Episcopal history is accomplished. Not a member? Why not join today! Membership is open to individuals, congregations, dioceses and entities. Membership includes a subscription to the quarterly newsletter, The Historiographer.

Benefits

  • ​Publications that includes a quarterly newsletter, The Historiographer,  and regular communication by email through The Clearinghouse.
  • An annual themed conference with opportunities for learning of others research and expanding archival skills as well as other networking opportunities.
  • Awards presented to recognize outstanding accomplishments in fulfilling NEHA purposes.
  • Website for access to a variety of resources.​
Thank You!​ Membership is crucial in carrying out NEHA's purpose. In addition to supporting expenses for managing administrative overhead, memberships support publications and conferences. The National Episcopal Historians and Archivists pays tribute to our members whose contributions are beyond a regular level of support.

SUPPORT NEHA

Your gift is tax-deductible. Acknowledgement will be sent.
LIFETIME ($1,000)
  • Christy Campbell, New York, NY
  • Kurt Cook, Salt Lake City, UT
  • The Rev. Canon Nancy R. Holland, San Diego, CA
  • Richard J. Mammana, Jr., New Haven, CT
  • The Rev. Dr. Bindy W. Snyder, Memphis, TN
  • Susan T. Witt, Hamburg, NY
SPONSOR ($500)
  • The Rev. Canon Barnabas Hunt, SSP, San Diego, CA
  • Mrs. Susan L. Stonesifer, Silver Spring, MD
PATRON
  • St. Thomas Episcopal Parish, Upper Marlboro, MD
  • The Rev. Christopher M. Agnew, King George, VA
  • Herschel "Vince" Anderson, Tempe, AZ
  • Jean Ballard Terepka, New York, NY
  • The Rev. Canon Dr. Michael Barlowe, New York, NY
  • Dr. Maryann E. Brink, Hanover, MA
  • The Rev. Canon Robert G. Carroon, PhD, Hartford, CT
  • M.J. "Peg" Chambers, Hamden, CT
  • Sarah Hockings, Princeton, NJ
  • Mr. & Mrs. Dominick L. De Caprio, Newtown, PA
  • Carole Foster, Lakeville, MA
  • Jay L. Hoffman, San Francisco, CA
  • ​Edna Johnston, Richmond, VA
  • Wayne H. Kempton, New York, NY
  • The Rt. Rev. Edward L. Lee, Jr., Merion Station, PA
  • Marianna P. McJimsey, Colorado Springs, CO
  • Mr. J. Gage McKinney, Grass Valley, CA
  • Cathy O'Donnell, Rockville, MD
  • Mr. Neil Olsen, Milford, CT
  • The Rev. Dr. Scott Alexander Oxford, Black Mountain, NC
  • Mr. Matthew P. Payne, Appleton, WI
  • Dr. Elizabeth A. Potter, Sheboygan Falls, WI
  • Mrs. Julia E. Randle, Arlington, VA
  • Byron Rushing, Boston, MA
  • The Very Rev. Robert D. Schenkel, Jr., Bethlehem, PA
  • The Rev. Dr. Gardiner H. Shattuck, Jr., Warwick, RI
  • Ms. Lynne G. Smith, West Seneca, NY
  • St. Thomas Episcopal Parish, Upper Marlboro, MD
  • The Rev. Dr. Stephen J. S. Smith, Buffalo, NY
  • Mrs. Marilyn Stassen-McLaughlin, Honolulu, HI
  • The Rev. Dr. John L. Stonesifer, Silver Spring, MD
  • The Rev. Canon Dr. Gregory S. Straub, Fort Lauderdale, FL
  • The Rev. William B. Taylor, Jr., Carrollton, VA
  • Sister Ann Francis Thomas, AF, Cerritos, CA
  • The Rev. Sean Wallace, Brooklyn, NY
  • Joanne M. Wisor, Geneva, NY
  • Janet Zimmerman, Newton, PA
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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.​ It is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation registered in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.