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Two Leaders with Much in Common

Thursday, March 7, 2024 at 4:30 p.m.

Please join EPN as we welcome two ground-breaking leaders in conversation. Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, the first Black woman bishop in the Church of England, will join Bishop Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows, the first Black diocesan bishop in the Episcopal Church. Together, Bishop Rose and Bishop Jennifer will explore how we will live into our unique Anglican witness in a time of change and transformation for the church and the world. This conversation will inspire and encourage you in your ministry for the church and the world.

The Rt. Rev. Rose Hudson-Wilkin, CD, MBE
Bishop of Dover, Diocese of Canterbury; Kent (UK)

The Rt. Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows
Bishop, Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis; Indianapolis, Indiana

Opening Session – Thursday, March 7 (1:30 p.m.)

““You come to a conference like this and trust if you sit next to a stranger, it will be a blessing … a generous gift.”

The Rev. Dr. Sam Wells, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and 2023 Annual Conference Keynote Speaker

Conference registration opens October 16, 2023.
More information coming soon.

“You ask the question what’s in it for me?
You’ll only meet 700 amazing Christians who will transform and inspire your ministry for the rest of your life. Oh! I might try that.”

The Rev. Dr. Sam Wells, Vicar, St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and 2023 Conference Keynote Speaker

“For parishes thinking about becoming an EPN member, I say give it a try! Take it to your vestry and show them how it can change your ministry. It’s changing mine.”

The Rev. Tommy Thompson, Rector, Washington Memorial Chapel: The Episcopal Church at Valley Forge

“EPN membership helps us talk to other people from other parishes who are struggling with the same things. … great pollination of what’s going on in the Episcopal Church and a renewal being with other Episcopalians.”

Ms. Rosie Thompson, Sponsor, Watts and Co., London (UK)

“There is a richness of resources available as an EPN member. I can’t imagine there is a congregation out there, regardless of size and financial position, that couldn’t benefit from being in community with members of this organization.”

The Very Rev. Kate Moorhead Carrol, Dean, St. John’s Cathedral, Jacksonville, FL

“I’m slightly worried about where the church is going … but EPN is helping me stay informed about the future and how to navigate it.”

The Rev. Elizabeth Ivell, Associate Rector, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Morristown, NJ
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