Historical Society of the Episcopal Church

All members receive the digital Anglican and Episcopal History and print edition of the general interest newsletter, The Historiographer. Automatic renewal is also available.

Student $15	Retiree $30
Regular $45	Institution $60, includes up to 4 individuals

To add a print edition of Anglican and Episcopal History via U.S. mail is an additional $45.

Sustaining $100	Patron $250
Benefactor $500

A print edition of Anglican and Episcopal History via U.S. mail may be added at no additional charge.

Benefits

Digital issues of Anglican and Episcopal History, a peer-reviewed quarterly journal.
Print The Historiographer, a general interest newsletter published with other historical organizations.
News, announcements and updates sent via email in The Clearinghouse
Opportunity for fellowship, conferences and virtual meetings.
Board advocacy and interaction with other historical organizations, grants programs, awards program and other program support.
Consultation with the HSEC office for information and referral services.
Members-only access to additional resources, such as syllabi, through the website.

Lifetime Member $3,000

If you have interest in becoming a Lifetime member of the Society, please contact the Director of Operations. Lifetime members receive benefits of no more dues payments, print edition of AEH (if desired), special recognition by the Historical Society, and special promotional items. Lifetime member dues are added to the Historical Society's endowment fund to generate revenue to support its activities in perpetuity.

As the Historical Society of the Episcopal Church, we acknowledge the ancestral and unceded territories of all the Indigenous Peoples who call the lands inhabited by the Episcopal Church home, as well as the diverse and vibrant Indigenous Communities who make their homes here today. We acknowledge that the lands were seized through violence, colonization, and displacement, and we acknowledge the historical erasure and ongoing harms experienced by Indigenous peoples through massacres, resource exploitation, and forced assimilation. We commit to uplifting Indigenous voices, addressing ongoing colonial legacies, and working together to build a just and equitable future.