Historical Society |
Tri-History ConferenceThe Tri-History Conference is co-sponsored by three historical organizations of the Episcopal Church. Held every three years at a different location, the purpose of the conference is to be a venue to examine the particular heritage of the Episcopal Church, its antecedents and other churches of the Anglican Communion. The three co-sponsoring organizations are:
| 2025 |
Date |
Location |
Theme |
2019 June 18–21 | Toronto, Ontario | Trauma and Survival in the Contemporary Church: Historical, Archival, and Missional Responses* |
2016 June 14–17 | Oneida, Wisconsin | Wondering, Witness/Worship, and War: Historical Encounters between the Episcopal and Anglican Church and Indigenous Peoples in North America* |
2013 June 11–14 | San Antonio, Texas | The Episcopal Church on the Borderlands*. |
2010 June 21–23 | Raleigh, North Carolina | From Manteo to the MDGs: Seeking Mission and Justice in the Anglican Tradition 1584–2010* |
2007 June 24–27 | Williamsburg, Virginia | Legacies and Promise: 400 Years of Anglican/Episcopal History* |
2004 June 20–23 | Chicago, Illinois | Lutheran/Episcopalian Joint Meeting* |
2001 June 23–27 | Toronto, Canada | (Re)Making Anglican Traditions(s) in North America*. |
1997 June 18–22 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania | Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory: Anglican Visions of Apocalypse and Hope*. |
1990 June 17–22 | Los Angeles, California | The Episcopal Church: Traditions/Traditions* |
1988 June 21–24 | New Orleans, Louisiana | The Episcopal Church and American Culture* |
1986 June 17–20 | Washington, D.C. | Movements in the Episcopal Church* |
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