Two events will highlight the Installation of the next Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church,
Bishop Michael Bruce Curry. The Rt. Rev. Michael Bruce Curry, Bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina, was elected and confirmed to
be the next Presiding Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church at the
78th General Convention on June 27. According to the Canons of The
Episcopal Church, he becomes Presiding Bishop and Primate on November 1.
Bishop Curry is the first African-American to be elected Presiding
Bishop and Primate of The Episcopal Church. Bishop Curry will be the
27th Presiding Bishop.
Saturday, October 31
All are invited to join a Vigil Celebration and Eucharist, sponsored by the Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE) in honor of the 27th Presiding Bishop on Saturday, October 31 at 11 am Eastern at the Armory, 2001 E. Capital St. SE in Washington, DC. The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society will sponsor a live webcast of the Vigil Celebration at www.episcopalchurch.org.
All are invited to join a Vigil Celebration and Eucharist, sponsored by the Union of Black Episcopalians (UBE) in honor of the 27th Presiding Bishop on Saturday, October 31 at 11 am Eastern at the Armory, 2001 E. Capital St. SE in Washington, DC. The Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society will sponsor a live webcast of the Vigil Celebration at www.episcopalchurch.org.
Additional information is available here. Ticket applications for the October 31 event are available here.
Sunday, November 1
The Holy Eucharist with the Installation of the 27th Presiding Bishop will occur on Sunday, November 1 at noon Eastern at Washington National Cathedral. The Holy Eucharist with the Installation of the 27th Presiding Bishop will be live webcast available here.
The Holy Eucharist with the Installation of the 27th Presiding Bishop will occur on Sunday, November 1 at noon Eastern at Washington National Cathedral. The Holy Eucharist with the Installation of the 27th Presiding Bishop will be live webcast available here.
Applications
for tickets for available seating for the November 1 event at
Washington National Cathedral will be distributed by lottery. "This
selection process was adopted as the fairest way to distribute tickets
to the general public, noted the Rev. Canon Michael Barlowe, chair of
the Transition Committee. "Demand for tickets far exceeds the capacity
of Washington National Cathedral."
Please note:
* Only one ticket per person, and each person must fill out a form here.
* There is no charge for a ticket.
* Applications will be accepted until 5 pm Eastern on Monday, September 21.
* Selections will be conducted by random drawing.
* Those allocated tickets will be notified on September 22, with further information.
* Only one ticket per person, and each person must fill out a form here.
* There is no charge for a ticket.
* Applications will be accepted until 5 pm Eastern on Monday, September 21.
* Selections will be conducted by random drawing.
* Those allocated tickets will be notified on September 22, with further information.
