The Archives welcomes research inquiries from members of the Church and from the general public.
An outline of select holdings provides an overview of the Archives' organizational records and special collections.
Recent policies, positions, and statements by and about governing bodies of The Episcopal Church.
The Archives invites you to support its mission by making a donation of funds or contributing archival records to its historical collections.
The Archives gathers a collection of formal documents that constitute the Church's canonical texts.
Help for parishes and dioceses in managing their own archives and records management programs.
The Archives offers selective archival records as exhibits from its holdings or to highlight information of continuing value and historical interest.
On August 14 the Archives and the Seminary of the Southwest announced the opening of an exhibit to mark the anniversary of Jonathan Daniels death. Entitled Jonathan Daniels: Called to be Fully Present, the exhibit draws on the Archives collections received in part from the recent acquisition of the Episcopal Divinity School Archives. The exhibit features original source material and a narrative of Daniels' early life, his awakening, and death. Special acknowledgment goes to intern archivist, Noble Brigham, who led the production and design team. Noble is a senior at Episcopal Academy in Newtown Square, PA. The exhibit is part of an extended online exhibit, The Church Awakens, telling the story of African American Episcopalians from an historical perspective. Visit The Church Awakens to learn more about the life of Jonathan Daniels.
The George Washington Carver housing projects, located next to Brown Chapel, were a center of SNCC activity in Selma. Daniels worked with SNCC on voter registration among Carver residents in the 1965 drive and likely participated in the demonstration. Photo courtesy of the Civil Rights Movement Veterans.
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