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New Bishop of Cuba to Preach at 163rd Council

Posted by EDOT Staff on Jan 05, 2012

Bishop DelgadoPhoto by Ali Symons / General Synod Communications Pending final visa approval from the Cuban government, the Rt. Rev. Griselda Delgado Del Carpio, Bishop of Cuba, will attend the Diocese of Texas’ 163rd Annual Council in Bryan/College Station, February 10...

The Pre-Council meeting schedule has been released. See below or download here.     Convocation Deans Date Time Meeting Location East/West The Rev. Patrick Miller (East) The Rev. Chris A. Bowhay (West) Tuesday Jan...

The 163nd Council of the Diocese of Texas meets February 10-11, 2010 at the Brazos County Expo Complex. Every year Council delegates explore a wide variety of booths and exhibits. Craft-makers, outreach ministries, booksellers, jewelers andmore display, sell and promote their offerings during...

The Committee for Nominations met on November 17, 2011 at Camp Allen. With prayerful consideration and seeking a diverse list of nominees, we are pleased to place in nomination the following names: TREASURER OF THE DIOCESE – ELECT 1               ...

PreCouncil Forms Now Available

Posted by Shirley Platt on Nov 08, 2011

Forms required prior to attendance at Annual Council include: Official Certification of Lay Delegates Journal Directory Report Necrology Report (due only if a person who previously served at Council level died during 2011) More about precouncil requirements here. Each church must also file...

Those who have responsibility for submitting Journal reports to the 163rd Council are reminded that the deadline for submission is Wednesday, November 16. All reports must be submitted online in Microsoft Word to the Secretary of the Diocese. 

Please check this web site for a calendar of local events: www.visitaggieland.com. With so many things to do, you and your family will enjoy your visit to Bryan/College Station.   Historic Downtown Bryanwww.downtownbryan.com   George Bush Presidential Library and...

Bryan/College Station is a flourishing community located in the heart of east central Texas. Also known as “Aggieland,” it is home to Texas A&M University, the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum, a variety of festivals and special events and a wider selection of...