Mt. Hope, Hope Church, 100 00 50 00 150 00 51 18 14 201 Mt. Joy, St. Luke's Church, 552 95 115 47 668 42 53 32 23 201 19 91 50 21. Muncy, St. James' Church 892 95 77 18 970 13 58 45 86 21 11 25 New Market, St. Chrysostom's Church 57 00 36 00 93 00 127 24 142 85 14 10 Newport, Church of the Nativity, 251 85. 251 85 18 97 23 68 38 621 Nickel Mines, Grace Church, 58 34 7 00 65 341 7 310 3 491 5 001 York. St. Andrew's Church, 22 30 1 10' 82 10 19 07 11.00. 112 17 York, St. John's Church, 4611 65 1457 49 $65001 62 $15945 57 $80947 19 25536 46 $9949 15 $9672 33 $8031 40 $134136 53 All statistics given are taken from that Total. NOTE-No report from St. Luke's Church, Altoona, since 1916. report. N. These parish reports received subsequent to June 1st and after all apportionments and assessments had been made. Diocesan Expenditures Extra Diocesan Expenditures Parish Societies Total CONSTITUTION OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN THE DIOCESE OF HARRISBURG, TOGETHER WITH THE CANONS AND RULES OF ORDER OF SAID DIOCESE Article I. The Church in the Diocese of Harrisburg, being a constituent part of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, accedes to, recognizes, and adopts the Constitution and Canons of that Church, and acknowledges its authority accordingly. The Diocese of Harrisburg comprises the following named Counties in the State of Pennsylvania: Fulton, Bedford, Huntingdon, Blair, Mifflin, Juniata, Lycoming, Tioga, Potter, Northumberland, Montour, Columbia, Union, Snyder, Sullivan, Clinton, Centre, Lancaster, Dauphin, Cumberland, York, Adams, Franklin and Perry. Article II. There shall be a stated Convention of the Church in this Diocese every year, on the second Tuesday in May, at such place as the preceding Convention may have appointed, but if no such appointment shall have been made, then the Bishop and Standing Committee shall appoint the place. The Bishop and Standing Committee shall have power to change the time and place of the meeting of the Convention. Article III. The Bishop may call special Conventions when he shall judge it conducive to the good of the Church; and he shall do so when requested by a vote of three-fourths of the Standing Committee. If the Episcopate be vacant, the Standing Committee shall have power to call a special Convention; such call to be made by a circular letter to all the Clergy and Parishes, and issued not less than twenty days previous to the day appointed for the meeting of the Convention, stating the special business for which it is called. Article IV. Every Convention shall be opened with Prayers, as directed by the Bishop. On the first morning of the Convention there shall be a Celebration of Holy Communion. |