Ice Cream Social in Taos=Great Fun

On Saturday May 14, about 20 Daughters of the King and women interested in the Order met for ice cream and fellowship at St. James Episcopal Church in Taos.
Guests from Santa Fe and Albuquerque were warmly welcomed by the ladies of the Santiago Chapter. An assortment of ice creams and toppings were the highlight of the gathering which also included a short talk by Diocesan President Cindy Davis. She compared DOK to an ice cream sundae with Christ as the bowl, filled with scoops of Prayer and Service Ice Cream as well as the topping of Evangelism that overflows in the lives of Daughters. Cindy also gave a short report about the recent Prov. Assembly in Ft. Worth.
The next big event for Daughters of the King in the Diocese will be Assembly 2016 in Silver City on August 5-6. We will celebrate 120 years of Daughters in the diocese and look ahead to our future.

You Are Invited to an Ice Cream Social

All Women of the Diocese of the Rio Grande (ages 7 and up) are invited to come to St. James Church, Taos  on May 14 at 1:30 PM for a time of fellowship, delicious ice cream, informal worship together, and a brief introduction to the Order of the Daughters of the King (DoK) by Cindy Davis, diocesan president of the DoK.

Even if you think you have no interest in the Daughters, come up and meet other women of the Diocese in Taos while enjoying a bit of fun and fellowship. There will be door prizes, plenty of ice cream (lactose-free and sugar-free options will be available), other snacks, and some surprises.

Contact Cindy Davis, diocesan president; or the St. James Office to RSVP so we’ll have enough goodies!

To Get to St. James (208 Camino de Santiago, Taos): St. James is located at the corner of Gusdorf Road and Camino de Santiago (Santiago Street), one block north of Paseo del Cañon East (Highway 585) and one block east of Paseo del Pueblo Sur. (Map at: www.stjamestaos.org/getting-here)

The Order of the Daughters of the King is a vibrant, international and ecumenical Sisterhood of women and girls who seek to live out their Baptismal vows in relationship with Christ and each other, through the shared disciplines of Prayer and Service and Evangelism to women and girls. Daughters can be members of the Episcopal, Lutheran, Anglican, or Roman Catholic Church.

Jr. Daughters are girls (churched or not) age 7 to 21. At 21 they transition to a Sr. Chapter.
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