Statement of Introduction
On the Feast of the Epiphany 2008 a diverse group of members of The Order of the Daughters of the King from across the country gathered for a time of reflection and discernment. In the course of our reflections we realized a common calling: we are committed to working within the Order and that we have gifts to offer which we believe can help strengthen Daughters of the King chapters and offer a springboard for Daughters at Large to feel connected to the Order.

These gifts fall into the categories of education, spiritual formation and leadership development. Our desire is to empower individual Daughters and chapters to live into their vows of prayer and service.

We invite your prayers as we all move forward on this journey.

We are your servants in Christ,

The Episcopal Community of Daughters of the King.

The Circle of Leadership includes the following Daughters:

Cynthia Ayer - Diocese of Tennessee
Whitty Bohmer - Diocese of Lexington
Christine Budzowski - Diocese of Los Angeles
Jo Ann Ford (the Rev.) - Diocese of Colorado
Leigh Hartman - Diocese of San Diego
Florence Krejci - Diocese of Los Angeles
Elizabeth Hart Mitchelson - Diocese of Los Angeles
Sally Nichols - Diocese of San Diego
Kathleen Nyhuis - Diocese of Olympia
Jamie Peabody - Diocese of E. Tennessee
Patti Joy Posan - Diocese of Tennessee
Sue Schlanbusch - Diocese of E. Michigan
Andi Silberman - Diocese of Alabama
Patsy Tilley - Diocese of Michigan
Nancy Wyant - Diocese of N. California

Cover letter sent to the current National Council membership. (PDF)

Statement for Inquirers

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