News of The
Bishop Elliott Society &
Our Members
Bishop Elliott Society &
Our Members
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News of the Society
| Updated 3/09/2008 |
The Rev. Frank E. Fuller, President of the Society
since 2003, has accepted a call to be rector of St.
Mark's Church, Beaumont, in the Diocese of Texas,
and assumes his duties there 15 December 2007. He
will continue to serve his term on the board and
explore ways to extend the work of the Society
throughout the region. 11/29/07
since 2003, has accepted a call to be rector of St.
Mark's Church, Beaumont, in the Diocese of Texas,
and assumes his duties there 15 December 2007. He
will continue to serve his term on the board and
explore ways to extend the work of the Society
throughout the region. 11/29/07
The Rev. Dan Lauer, Society Board member since
2004, has returned to service in the U.S. Coast
Guard and is currently serving in Portsmouth, VA.
2004, has returned to service in the U.S. Coast
Guard and is currently serving in Portsmouth, VA.
| For views of the N.T. Wright Conference in San Antonio, Nov. 23-24 click here |
New President--
The Rev. John Badders, rector of St. John's Church,
McAllen, was unanimously elected President of the
Bishop Elliott Society, at the annual meeting of the
Board of Directors 8 March 2008 in San Antonio.
The Rev. John Badders, rector of St. John's Church,
McAllen, was unanimously elected President of the
Bishop Elliott Society, at the annual meeting of the
Board of Directors 8 March 2008 in San Antonio.
Other actions of the Board included appointment of the Rev. Frank Fuller as executive
director, and approval of a grant to the Anglican Communion Institute, Inc., to support
their development of a teaching conference program centered in Texas and Toronto,
Canada. The board also adopted a Rule of Life to commend to members of the Society.
New board members elected included Steven Emerson and B.J. Kershaw of Corpus
Christi, and Duncan Sutherland of Victoria.
director, and approval of a grant to the Anglican Communion Institute, Inc., to support
their development of a teaching conference program centered in Texas and Toronto,
Canada. The board also adopted a Rule of Life to commend to members of the Society.
New board members elected included Steven Emerson and B.J. Kershaw of Corpus
Christi, and Duncan Sutherland of Victoria.