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The Old Stone Church ( | Episcopal), a Cragsmoor landmark |
Henderson attended high school at | Episcopal Academy in Merion, Pennsylvania, where he te |
headed the acquisition of the 38-acre former | Episcopal Academy in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvan |
Landmarks within one mile include the former | Episcopal Academy (the building and grounds are now ow |
He took his early education at The | Episcopal Academy in Philadelphia and graduated from t |
He had had charge of the | Episcopal Academy during a part of his pastorate at St |
She attended Holy Trinity | Episcopal Academy before becoming home schooled in 201 |
It now serves as the St. Mark's | Episcopal Academy in addition to the church. |
le graduated with the class of 2006 from The | Episcopal Academy, a well-received private school in s |
He attended the | Episcopal Academy, Cheshire, Connecticut and graduated |
the school, which later became Holy Trinity | Episcopal Academy. |
Llandaff | Episcopal Acta, 1140-1287, ed. |
His | episcopal activity was directed to the founding of hos |
From 1528 until 1535 he was the | episcopal administrator of the diocese of Brugnato. |
Campaign for Human Development (and National | Episcopal Advisor for the Society of Saint Vincent de |
s for low-wage workers; and he serves as the | Episcopal advisor to the International Commission of C |
He also served as | episcopal advisor for the National Catholic Laymen's R |
Episcopal also has computer and writing labs, as well | |
1987 | Episcopal Alumni |
1985 | Episcopal Alumni |
f St. Paul was founded in 1824, as the first | Episcopal and the first Protestant congregation in the |
Massachusetts; began Cowley Publications, an | Episcopal and Anglican book publishing house; and deve |
Protestant Church merged with the Methodist | Episcopal and Methodist Episcopal South to form the Me |
to the General Conferences of the Methodist | Episcopal and Methodist Churches in 1932-48, including |
ollowing appointments as Pastor of Methodist | Episcopal and Methodist Churches in the State of Michi |
dresses to the Commons in which he advocated | episcopal and liturgical reform. |
al Council stipulating that all the Egyptian | episcopal and metropolitan provinces be subjected to t |
eeting house, a building occupied by Trinity | Episcopal and the Masons, and a log school house. |
The two congregations, | Episcopal and Congregational, have very different styl |
he pled for unity among all branches of the | Episcopal and Anglican communions, and for harmonious |
It was built by the local Methodist | Episcopal and Presbyterian congregations. |
gognoni practiced surgery in addition to his | episcopal and religious duties. |
sboro; they were missionary churches for the | Episcopal and Presbyterian denominations. |
His | episcopal and patriarchal consecration was performed b |
In the Dominican Order at the time of his | episcopal appointment Fisher was the Master of Student |
Pope Benedict XVI made the | episcopal appointment on November 14, 2009. |
Canberra and Goulburn, the first Australian | episcopal appointment of Pope Benedict XVI. |
A little over a year after Roy's first | episcopal appointment, Pope Pius raised him to Archbis |
, a position he served in at the time of his | episcopal appointment. |
Episcopal Appointment: October 16, 2002 by Pope John P | |
oseph Estephan from all functions (apart the | episcopal appointments and consecrations) and nominate |
s often the starting point of any account of | episcopal appointments in Ireland after the coming of |
s an Anglican bishop who held three separate | episcopal appointments between 1956 and 1977. |
ast of the Sacred Heart was celebrated, with | episcopal approval, on 31 August 1670, in the major se |
(born 1949), Charles Nations deGravelles, an | Episcopal archdeacon, and John W. deGravelles, an atto |
ases, including the adoption services of the | Episcopal Archdiocese of Chicago. |
Flodoard had been given charge of the | episcopal archives, and constructed his history out of |
He was assigned to the West Virginia | Episcopal Area (the West Virginia Annual Conference). |
Bishop Spain was assigned to the Louisville | Episcopal Area (1988-92), serving as Presiding Bishop |
is an Anglican parish church in the Woolwich | Episcopal Area of the Anglican Diocese of Southwark. |
The | Episcopal area was historically in the Diocese of Cant |
The Bishop of Croydon oversees the | Episcopal Area of Croydon, which is made up of the Arc |
he 1960 General Conference approved a second | episcopal area in the Philippines Central Conference: |
church in the area, and is the center of the | episcopal area in Kumasi. |
Bishop Berry served the Buffalo, New York | Episcopal Area (Genesee Annual Conference) for eight y |
The Bishop's office of the Davao | Episcopal Area has been actively involved in the Chris |
Buckingham | Episcopal Area (Archdeaconry of Buckingham) |
was assigned to the Columbia, South Carolina | Episcopal Area (the South Carolina Annual Conference), |
adrennium as Resident Bishop of the Illinois | Episcopal Area (Illinois Great Rivers Annual Conferenc |
n, Kingston and Woolwich who each oversee an | episcopal area of the diocese. |
within the Wandsworth Deanery, the Kingston | Episcopal Area and the Diocese of Southwark. |
The Ohio East | Episcopal Area of the United Methodist Church was crea |
s, and no doubt the people of Rialto and his | episcopal area are at one in praying that he find enjo |
Bishop Shaw was assigned to the New Orleans | Episcopal Area (1936-40), and then to the Baltimore Ep |
e presided over the Columbia, South Carolina | Episcopal Area and then the Nashville, Tennessee Episc |
rved as the Resident Bishop of the Ohio East | Episcopal Area of The United Methodist Church from 197 |
e parish churches in the town are all in the | episcopal area of Ramsbury, served by the Bishop of Ra |
An | Episcopal Area in the U.M.Church is the area overseen |
st Bishop of the newly created South Georgia | Episcopal Area (the South Georgia Annual Conference). |
Weaver was then assigned the Boston | Episcopal Area where he continues to serve the New Eng |
He was then appointed to the Philadelphia | Episcopal Area where he presided over the Eastern Penn |
He was assigned to the Detroit | Episcopal Area (the Detroit and Michigan Annual Confer |
He was assigned to the Pacific | Episcopal Area of this Central Conference. |
Bishop Gregory Vaughn Palmer of the Illinois | Episcopal Area currently serves as President of the Co |
d and Craven (becoming part of the new Ripon | episcopal area); and the Archdeaconry of Bradford woul |
Bishop Baker served the California | Episcopal Area, which at the time included the followi |
Conference mandated the addition of a third | episcopal area, the Davao Area. |
He was assigned to the Kansas | Episcopal Area, with offices in Wichita, Kansas. |
atiwa, leader of the denomination's Zimbabwe | Episcopal Area, and host Bishop for the meeting. |
He was assigned to the Kansas | Episcopal Area, where he served for eight years. |
nference is an Annual Conference (a regional | episcopal area, similar to a diocese) of the United Me |
hop now has responsibility for the Willesden | Episcopal Area, comprising four deaneries: Brent, Eali |
Conference is an Annual Conference (regional | episcopal area, similar to a diocese) of the United Me |
and assigned to the newly created Ohio East | Episcopal Area. |
tion, Bishop Sano was assigned to the Denver | Episcopal Area. |
He was assigned the Singapore | Episcopal Area. |
le me to be a focus for unity in the Reading | Episcopal area. |
ax would become part of the new Huddersfield | episcopal area; and the Archdeaconry of Pontefract wou |
eaconry of Richmond and Craven, in the Ripon | Episcopal Area; and the Archdeaconry of Leeds would be |
It divided into three | episcopal areas which are overseen by an Area Bishop. |
tral conference bishops are also assigned to | episcopal areas within each central conference. |
U.M. Church decided to reduce the number of | episcopal areas in the North Central Jurisdiction by o |
It is divided into three | episcopal areas, each with its own area bishop. |
The diocese is divided into five | episcopal areas, each of which is the particular respo |
Francisco, Pittsburgh and Washington (D.C.) | Episcopal Areas. |
Episcopal arms of Msgr. | |
ant, silver and blue waves were added to the | episcopal arms, to suggest that the county was an "isl |
ed field are taken from Bishop Van Mildert's | episcopal arms; the cross of St Cuthbert is a common e |
he served as secretary of the North American | Episcopal Assembly of the Orthodox Church. |
who had been La Crosse's bishop in his first | episcopal assignment. |
their parishes rather than submit to the new | Episcopal authorities. |
Although Dongan retained de facto | episcopal authority in the Isle of Man, this marked, i |
to oppose the church's system of centralized | episcopal authority, which he believed infringed on th |
tions of Faith Memorial Lutheran and Trinity | Episcopal began exploring the concept of merging, and |
perior to, most men currently sitting on the | episcopal bench." |
Bronson was the son-in-law of the prominent | Episcopal Bishop William White. |
y Yates Satterlee, was consecrated the first | Episcopal Bishop of Washington in a ceremony in Calvar |
home for Bishop Edmund Pendleton Dandridge, | Episcopal Bishop of Tennessee. |
Episcopal Bishop of New Hampshire Gene Robinson gave a | |
yboy who was a grandson of Alonzo Potter, an | Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania, and a nephew and gre |
The consecration of William Evan Sanders, | Episcopal Bishop of Tennessee (1962). |
Robert Strange, | Episcopal bishop |
On June 3, 1908, Kinsman was elected third | Episcopal Bishop of Delaware. |
d a deacon by Abram N. Littlejohn, the first | Episcopal Bishop of Episcopal Diocese of Long Island a |
American clergyman and the first Protestant | Episcopal bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central N |
ch 16, 1789-December 6, 1858) was the second | Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania. |
1807-July 14, 1867) was the first missionary | Episcopal Bishop of Washington and Oregon territories. |
il 9, 1862 - March 27, 1929) was an American | Episcopal bishop who served in the Philippines and wes |
Sean W. Rowe (born 1975) is the eighth | Episcopal Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Northwest |
archdiocese abuse scandal, the elevation of | Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, and the death of Pope |
, 1999 in Poughkeepsie, New York) was a U.S. | Episcopal Bishop in New York. |
n was Beverley Dandridge Tucker (1846-1930), | Episcopal Bishop of Southern Virginia (who in turn by |
y 2, 1798 - February 13, 1887) was the first | Episcopal bishop of Mississippi. |
, Kansas, having married Thomas H. Vail, the | Episcopal Bishop of Kansas, in 1867. |
May 7, 1796 - August 26, 1872) was the first | Episcopal Bishop of Indiana after the diocese's divisi |
dson, Christopher E. Gadsden, was the fourth | Episcopal Bishop of South Carolina. |
Seamans then served under Arkansas | Episcopal Bishop Larry Maze, but left the Episcopal ch |
ew York, and was the Canon Theologian to the | Episcopal Bishop of Long Island. |
- November 18, 1949 in New York) was an U.S. | Episcopal bishop of New York. |
Dr. Hamilton Wright and | Episcopal Bishop Charles Henry Brent headed the U.S. d |
ugust 6, 1807-January 4, 1881) was the third | Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina. |
He was the first | Episcopal bishop to ordain an openly homosexual woman |
The chapel houses the cathedra of the | Episcopal Bishop of North Carolina, a memorial of Henr |
cticut, died 1865) was an American Methodist | Episcopal bishop and a lawyer. |
c Irving Bloy (1904 -- May 23, 1993) was the | Episcopal Bishop of Los Angeles between 1948 and 1974. |
gyll, was a Scottish clergyman and nonjurant | Episcopal Bishop of Edinburgh between 1720 and 1727. |
the 19th Century, it was not uncommon for an | Episcopal bishop to serve at the same time as rector o |
He was the 830th | Episcopal bishop consecrated in the United States. |
He served as the | Episcopal Bishop of South Carolina from 1894 to his de |
s older brother John Johns was to become the | Episcopal Bishop of Virginia. |
Robert Keith (1681-1757) was a Scottish | Episcopal bishop and historian. |
She is the 15th female | Episcopal bishop and the 1,022nd bishop in the America |
Eugene Taylor Sutton is the fourteenth | Episcopal Bishop of Maryland. |
e by Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson, the second | Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of Mississippi and a M |
h Coleman Bridgman in 1855, with the help of | Episcopal Bishop William Jones Boone. |
- September 10, 1803) was the first American | Episcopal bishop of the Diocese of Massachusetts and s |
President of Union College and subsequently | Episcopal Bishop of Pennsylvania - and Maria Nott, dau |
November 25, 1860 - 2 February 1941) was the | Episcopal Bishop of Maine and Missionary Bishop of Wes |
eelock Moulton (1873 - 1962) was an American | Episcopal bishop, born at Worcester, Massachusetts. |
ry Codman Potter was born the son of another | Episcopal bishop, The Right Rev'd Alonzo Potter, in Sc |
832 - May 9, 1920) was an American Methodist | Episcopal bishop. |
This article is about an | Episcopal bishop. |
ittsburgh, the son of John Henry Hopkins, an | Episcopal bishop. |
Smith (1784-1884) was an American Protestant | Episcopal bishop. |
Eastburn (1801 Leeds, England - 1872) was an | Episcopal bishop. |
omas March Clark (1812-1903) was an American | Episcopal bishop. |
on (November 19, 1826-March 10, 1884) was an | Episcopal bishop. |
Athens County, Ohio, one of three Methodist | Episcopal Bishops to be born in Athens County. |
ttached graveyard is the burial site of four | Episcopal Bishops of Tennessee. |
han ten years he represented Scotland on the | Episcopal Board of the International Commission on Eng |
Cardinal Napier is a member of the | Episcopal Board of the International Commission on Eng |
"Digby" attended St. Paul's School, an | Episcopal boarding school in New Hampshire. |
sh), Santa Clara Church, several chapels and | episcopal buildings. |
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he was buried at the | Episcopal Burial Ground. |
Episcopal Burying Ground and Chapel ** (added 1976 - S | |
Episcopal Burying Ground Chapel | |
From the | Episcopal Calendar |
Jackson Kemper (now commemorated in the | Episcopal calendar on 24 May) was consecrated at conve |
loyd Breck is commemorated on April 2 on the | Episcopal calendar of saints. |
eacher, Thomas Gallaudet on August 27 on the | Episcopal calendar of saints. |
However, his | episcopal career lasted only thirteen months. |
ny special patronage, and with regard to his | episcopal career, apart from the details furnished her |
However, throughout his | episcopal career, he is believed to have written upwar |
those early days remain today, including an | episcopal castle which has the largest single-nave cat |
The medieval | episcopal castle today houses the Saaremaa Regional Mu |
David had moved to secure the | episcopal castle at Spynie, and his presence there und |
The old | episcopal catalogue of the church of Metz informs us t |
He is a member of St. Paul's | Episcopal Cathedral in Oklahoma City and is active in |
number of churches, among them Saint Paul's | Episcopal Cathedral in Syracuse, New York, built in 18 |
It was intended to serve as the | Episcopal Cathedral of Philadelphia. |
ate University, Tempe, and served at Trinity | Episcopal Cathedral in Phoenix. |
so referred to as All Souls Cathedral, is an | Episcopal cathedral located in Asheville, North Caroli |
unt Olive Cathedral is a Christian Methodist | Episcopal cathedral in Memphis, Tennessee, United Stat |
1944 the clergy and lay leaders from Trinity | Episcopal Cathedral in Davenport restarted services. |
Displayed in the west transept of St. Mary's | Episcopal Cathedral in Memphis, Tennessee, this stone |
St. Mary's | Episcopal Cathedral is closely associated with two epi |
the District of Columbia, where he attended | Episcopal Cathedral School and sang with a church choi |
ealthy, and continues to serve at St. Paul's | Episcopal Cathedral in Oklahoma City. |
known simply as Christ Church, is a historic | Episcopal cathedral located in Mobile, Alabama, USA. |
"Trinity | Episcopal Cathedral" redirects here. |
First Presbyterian Church and St. Michael's | Episcopal Cathedral, built in 1900, can be found withi |
es were held on January 27, 2000, at Trinity | Episcopal Cathedral, with the Very Reverend Henry Huds |
tion today as the Cathedral of All Souls, an | Episcopal cathedral. |
to 1990 on the site of the former St. Paul's | Episcopal Cathedral. |
He is buried in St. James's | Episcopal Cemetery in Lancaster. |
He is buried in the Trinity | Episcopal Cemetery at Galveston. |
nds and family erected a cenotaph at Trinity | Episcopal Cemetery in Chocowinity, North Carolina with |
Kinghorn Methodist | Episcopal Cemetery is located in the Kinghorn communit |
He is buried at Saint Luke's | Episcopal Cemetery in Marianna. |
on August 30, 1867, and was interred in the | Episcopal Cemetery in Society Hill, South Carolina. |
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