Episcopal Ecological Network
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General Conventions
of
The Episcopal Church, USA

The Episcopal Church of the USA meets every three years as a deliberative and legislative body of Bishops and Laity. The information contained on this and the linked pages pertain to environmental and ecological information at the next (2012) General Convention and from previous General Conventions.

Environmental activities and resolutions at

78th General Convention (2015), Salt Lake City, UT
77th General Convention (2012), Indianapolis, IN
76th General Convention (2009), Anaheim, CA
75th General Convention (2006), Columbus, OH
74th General Convention (2003), Minneapolis, MN
73rd General Convention (2000), Denver, CO
72nd General Convention (1997), Philadelphia, PA
71st General Convention (1994), Indianapolis, IN
70th General Convention (1991), Phoenix, AZ
69th General Convention (1988), Detroit, MI
68th General Convention (1985), Anaheim, CA
67th General Convention (1982), New Orleans, LA
66th General Convention (1979), Denver, CO

Between General Conventions the Executive Council is the decision-making body of the Episcopal Church. The Executive Council passed environmental resolutions as noted below:

since the 76^th General Convention (2009-2012)
between the 76^th and 77^th General Conventions (2009-2012)
between 75^th and 76^th General Conventions (2006-2009)
between 74^th and 75^thGeneral Conventions (2003-2006)
between 73^rd and 74^th General Conventions (2000-2003)
between 72^nd and 73^rd General Conventions (1997-2000)
between 71^st and 72^nd General Conventions (1994-1997)
between 70^th and ^{71^st} General Conventions (1991-1994)
between 69^th and 70^th General Conventions (1988-1991)
between 68^th and 69^th General Conventions (1985-1988)
between 67^th and 68^th General Conventions (1982-1985)
between 66^th and 67^th General Conventions (1979-1982)
before the 66^th General Convention (1978 and earlier)

NOTE: Some of the above links may not function or may not be available. In 2006, 2009, and 2012, the Episcopal Church, USA, restructured its website and changed many links. These links will be updated as time permits and texts can be found. If you have an electronic copy of any of the above resolutions, please send them to news[@eenonline.org] (delete the square brackets before sending.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.

The Episcopal Ecological Network (EpEN) is a national network of active lay and clergy persons within the Episcopal Church, USA, who share a common concern for the environment and a common belief in the presence of God in all Creation and who work to make these concerns and beliefs known throughout all Provinces and Dioceses within the church. Members come from around the Episcopal Church, USA. The activities of the EpEN are focused on the areas of Reflection, Education, and Action.
For more information, click on the links on the left.

last update: 2013-02-21

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General Conventions of The Episcopal Church, USA

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part of The Episcopal Church, USA

General Conventions
of
The Episcopal Church, USA