Charisse L. Rodgers has served the church in numerous capacities, to include, vestry person, church treasurer, ECW board, diocesan nominating committee, program committees, Diocesan Council, and alternate deputy to General Convention. Currently she is a member of the finance committee at SsAM.
Charisse L. Rodgers is a graduate of the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. She is a lifelong Episcopalian who has served on two vestries, been a church treasurer, been on the ECW Board and on the diocesan nominating and program committees as well as on Diocesan Council. Charisse was an alternate delegate to the 2012 General Convention and previously served as a board member of Cathedral Community Services, Inc. She is a member of the finance committee at the Church of Saints Andrew and Matthew. She volunteers for the Grand Opera House and is chairperson of the University of Pennsylvania Alumni Interview Program Committee of Delaware. Charisse also currently serves as a Trustee at the Grand Opera House.
As Charisse begins her new role, the bishop gives his deepest thanks for the leadership of Sheridan Quarless Kingsberry, a founding co-chair of the RJRC. Sheridan’s vision and energy have been absolutely instrumental in seeing the commission emerge from a hopeful concept to a concrete reality and to what it is now: an effective agent of awareness and change, built for the long-haul work of racial justice. There is no doubt that the commission is the positive force it is, in only two years, due to the impact and drive of Sheridan Quarless Kingsberry.
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