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St. Thomas' Episcopal Church
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Reidsville & Rockingham County, NC Community Links
	City of Reidsville, NC The official web page of the City of Reidsville, NC
	Rockingham County Government The official web page of Rockingham County, NC
	Rockingham County Community College
	Rockingham County Public Schools
	Annie Penn Hospital Reidsville, NC
	Chinqua Penn Plantation Reidsville, NC
Greensboro, NC	Greensboro, NC Our neighbor about 20 miles south of Reidsville, and the county seat of Guilford County, NC. Lots of links here to resources in and around Greensboro.

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Episcopal Church Links
Reverend Michael Bruce Curry	Meet the Reverend Michael Bruce Curry, the newly elected Bishop of the Diocese of North Carolina -  ``This is both a joyous and a humbling experience,'' Curry said. ``I'm very grateful and very thankful, and really looking forward to being part of the life of the church in North Carolina.'' (AP Story on Yahoo! News) This page has a complete biography of the Bishop-elect, his ordination and education and a history of his pastoral ministries. In addition, he answers these questions:: - A. The duty of every Christian is to know Christ and to make Christ known. How do you do this in your present ministry? How do you envision this duty as Bishop? - B. How do you visualize your leadership in the Diocese of North Carolina over the twelve to eighteen monthsfollowing your consecration? - C. Church growth includes planting new churches and invigorating existing congregations. This has become a budget priority in our Diocese, incorporating a Director of New Congregational Development. How would you incorporate this ministry into your leadership of the Diocese? - D. As the Bishop of North Carolina, what role do you expect to play in the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion?
	Anglicans Online One of the best place to start looking if you're just curious about the Episcopal Church is Anglicans Online. It has a vast collection of links to other places.  This web site is looked after by volunteers. It is not official in any way, though it does list links to official church sites and documents.  It is maintained by The Society of Archbishop Justus, Ltd.
	Episcopal Church, USA The official web site of the Episcopal Church in the United States.
	General Convention 2006 75th General Convention June 13-21, 2006 Columbus, OH Episcopal News Service News Coverage
	Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina The Diocese of North Carolina is the largest of the three in the state.  It is flanked by the Diocese of East Carolina on the Coastal Plain and the Diocese of Western North Carolina in the Mountain Region.  The diocesan headquarters is located in Raleigh. The Diocese of North Carolina comprises thirty-nine counties.  in our diocese the population is growing at a faster rate (17%) as compared with the state as a whole (14%).   The largest metropolitan areas of the state (Charlotte, Greensboro/High Point/Winston-Salem, and Raleigh/Chapel Hill/Durham) are in this diocese. There are 69 parishes in the diocese, 49 missions and 9 chapels.  In 1997, there were 44,860 baptized members.  During the episcopate of the Rt. Rev. Robert C. Johnson, Jr. there have been a number of important initiatives and ministries.  Under his leadership the diocese has strengthened its youth ministries including college chaplaincies, and its outreach ministry, especially to migrant and Hispanic persons.   The diocesan camp and conference center, the Summit, is increasingly becoming the spiritual center of the diocese. In addition to the Summit, other notable institutions of the diocese are St. Augustine's College, St. Mary's School (an all-girl preparatory school), and the Penick Village, a continuing care retirement community.  Also of importance is Thompson children's Home, which has become a state-wide service for the growing and changing needs of North Carolina families. Youth and Young Adult Ministries Sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of NC SummitYouth Happening Camp Summit
Episcopal Diocese of NC CURSILLO Home Page	Episcopal Diocese of NC Cursillo Home Page The Secretariat Members The Ultreyas within the Diocese The Team Members for the next Diocesan Weekend A listing of the Candidates for that weekend Candidate & Team Applications, Sponsors forms Birth, Death, Prayer request information Other Cursillo links
	North Carolina Episcopal Cursillo   National Episcopal Cursillo Home Page This Web Site is intended for both those who have "made" a Cursillo Three-Day Weekend and those simply inquiring about Cursillo. What is Cursillo? What is National Episcopl Cursillo? Who are the NEC Committee? NECS Seminar 2000 Palanca Coordinators (by Diocese) Lots More!
	The Summit The Summit Conference Center PO Box 660 Brown Summit, NC 27214-0660 Phone: (336) 342-6163
	The Daily Office The Online Daily Office, a mission of St. Claire*, exists to give busy people a way to participate in Morning and Evening Prayer including the readings and psalms for each day (along with a bit of music!). You will also find Noonday Prayer, Compline, and Devotions for Individuals and Families here. These rites are based on The Book of Common Prayer. The Mission of St. Clare 21265 Stevens Creek Blvd, Suite 205-339 Cupertino, CA 95014 *Why St. Clare? 1) because St. Clare is the patron of electronic media (and, by extension, patron of the Internet), and 2) because this web site originates from Silicon Valley (that is, Santa Clara County, California).
Calendar of the Church Year	Calendar of the Church Year A Calendar of the Church Year according to the Episcopal Church as authored by Charles Wohlers.
Episcopal Terms	Episcopal Glossary of Terms A guide for non-Episcopalians to many of the terms and phrases (from Acolyte to Vicar) in use around Sewanee, compiled by Gerald L. Smith, Sewanee, Tennessee.
Anglican Online Hymnal	Anglican Online Hymnal A work still in progress - this site is an online hymnal which will eventually contain over 2000 texts as used in many parts of the Anglican Communion throughout the world. Included are public domain texts from six Anglican hymnals used in the second half of the twentieth century (and still used today).
The Cyber Hymnal	The Cyber Hymnal Can't find what you're looking for in the Anglican Online Hymnal?  Then try this link to over 2000 Christian hymns and Gospel songs from many denominations. You'll find lyrics, scores, MIDI files, pictures, history, and more. This worship and teaching resource is provided as a public service.
The Book of Common Prayer	Books of Common Prayer (Episcopal Church USA / Churches of England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Anglican Churches of Canada, Rest of the World - many versions and languages) 1979 Book of Common Prayer Formatted
Bookstore Thanks to Tom Balsley for letting us know about this resource!	Episcopal Bookstore Education/Liturgy Resources (The Bookstore) is a non-profit ministry of St. Stephen's in Oxford, NC.  It is managed by an advisory board and manned by many volunteers. It is a major educational outreach ministry to community schools, the Diocese, the Episcopal Church across the country and overseas.  Prayer Books Hymnals Bibles Also available: Prayer Books & Hymnals in Spanish, Large Print selections and complete editions, Sanctuary editions and study editions.   Education Liturgy Resources 134 College St. Oxford, NC 27565 Phone: (919) 693-5547 Fax: (919) 693-3376 BUSINESS HOURS: Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.