Diocese – The Episcopal Church A diocese was a division of a prefecture of the Roman Empire In the reorganization of Diocletian and Constantine, the Roman Empire was divided into twelve dioceses As the church expanded out from the cities, it adopted the use of the word “diocese,” and ecclesiastical dioceses tended to correspond to civil units
Browse by Diocese - The Episcopal Church The Episcopal Diocese of Arizona was established in 1959, and its diocesan offices are located in central Phoenix Arkansas The Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas comprises over 14,000 members and 60 congregations
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Georgia, Diocese of – The Episcopal Church The primary convention of the Diocese of Georgia was held Feb 24-28, 1823, at St Paul apos;s Church, Augusta The first bishop of the diocese was not consecrated until 1841 The diocese left the Protestant Episcopal Church on July 3, 1861, and joined the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Confederate States of America It reunited with […]
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Safe Church – The Episcopal Church Please check with your diocese or organization to discover how they have adopted and adapted the new model policies and to learn your local protocols for training, responding, and reporting Iglesia Segura
Province I – The Episcopal Church About Province 1 Province I is comprised of the seven Episcopal dioceses of New England, including both the largest diocese (the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts) and the oldest diocese (the Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut) Province I of The Episcopal Church includes the dioceses of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Western Massachusetts […]
Episcopal Church General Convention approves diocesan mergers, updates On its final day in Louisville, Kentucky, the 81st General Convention of The Episcopal Church approved the mergers of three Wisconsin dioceses and two Michigan dioceses, and a much anticipated change in status to missionary diocese for the Episcopal Church in Navajoland
Ten Things We Love about Our Faith Communities in SWVA The Diocese of Southwestern Virginia covers some of the most beautiful land in the country Stretching from Staunton to Big Stone Gap, Hot Springs to Martinsville, the Diocese is home to fifty-five Episcopal faith communities nestled in and among mountains, rivers, and valleys It is hard to select the top ten things we love about […]