Coverage of the consecration of the Rt. Rev. Carlye J. Hughes as 11th Bishop of Newark plus related events that weekend. Includes a 17-minute video of consecration highlights, over 200 photos and links to media coverage.
The sermon at the Consecration of Carlye J. Hughes as the 11th Bishop of Newark, given by her friend and mentor, the Rev. Brenda G. Husson, Rector of St. James’ Church, New York, NY.
The consecration of the Rev. Carlye J. Hughes as 11th Bishop of Newark on Saturday, September 22 was live streamed to the diocesan YouTube channel. Skip to youtu.be/BEvGRNNfl7A?t=3h31m30s for the beginning of the service.
You can also download the program for the consecration service and follow along. Click here for the program.
The Rev. Carlye J. Hughes to become first female and first African American Bishop of Newark.
The formal seating of our new Bishop, Carlye J. Hughes, will take place in Trinity & St. Philip’s Cathedral on Sunday, September 23 at 3 PM within the context of Evening Prayer.
In recognition of their 11 years of service to the people of the Diocese of Newark, the Transition Committee is holding a luncheon honoring Bishop Mark Beckwith and Marilyn Olson.
On May 19 we had an exciting and historic bishop election which resulted in the Rev. Carlye J. Hughes being chosen as the XI Bishop of Newark on the first ballot. Before our convention ended, the Secretary of Convention and President of the Standing Committee officially informed the Presiding Bishop’s office of our election. What happens next?
The Rev. Carlye J. Hughes was chosen XI Bishop of the Diocese of Newark during a special convention on May 19, 2018 at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Morristown.
The Rev. Carlye Hughes of the Diocese of Fort Worth was elected XI Bishop of Newark at a Special Convention convened in the context of a Eucharist held May 19, 2018 at St. Peter’s Church in Morristown, NJ. The event was livestreamed in two parts.
The electing convention for the XI Bishop of Newark will take place this Saturday, May 19 in the context of a Eucharist held at St. Peter’s Church in Morristown beginning at 10 AM. Voting will begin after the completion of the Liturgy of the Word, at approximately 11 AM. Once voting is concluded and the bishop-elect has been announced, the Eucharist will continue with the Holy Communion.
