Camp Mikell
May 3-5, 2019
The Episcopal Church Women of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta held their Annual Spring Retreat at the Camp Mikell - Camp and Conference Center
All Episcopal women are members of the ECW by virtue of their membership in the Church. We are women of all ages, ethnic origins and socioeconomic backgrounds.
Our Mission
We are Episcopal Church Women committed to one another and called to be witnesses of Christ.
Our challenge is to provide a safe place where every woman is free to become the person
Christ created her to be.
We are called. We are different. We are one body.
About the ECW
All Episcopal women are members of the ECW by virtue of their membership in the Church. We are women of all ages, ethnic origins and socioeconomic backgrounds.
The Episcopal Church Women meet in parishes across the Diocese of Atlanta and gather together twice a year for a daylong meeting in the fall and a weekend retreat in the spring. For more information, consult the organization's website.
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Photos
Click here to go to photo album
Cathedral Bookstore
Nora Robillard from the Cathedral Bookstore brought plenty of books...
Click here to see photos from the ECW Cathedral Bookstore photo album
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ECW Photos by Karen Thomson
Click here to see Karen's photo album
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Click here to download video file
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Music
Karen Thomson comes every year to the lead the ECW folks in song.
An example of the music is below..
An example of the music is below..
Click here to download video file
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The Theme of the Retreat was
"More Bad Girls of the Bible"
Led by Retreat Leader, Alma Hall from St. Paul's, Atlanta
and watch the video of the skit.
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For more information about Camp Mikell Camp and Conference Center, please visit their website:
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The Theme of the Retreat was
"More Bad Girls of the Bible"
Led by Retreat Leader, Alma Hall from St. Paul's, Atlanta
The Story of Yael
This skit is based on the words of the author of "Really Bad Girls of the Bible"
Liz Curtis Higgs, in her fictional modern version of the story of Yael
who is mentioned in Judges 4 & 5.
Click here
To read the description of the story and it's fictional modern updateand watch the video of the skit.
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For more information about Camp Mikell Camp and Conference Center, please visit their website:
The Rev. Kenneth C. Struble is Camp Mikell's Executive Director
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