Scottish Episcopal Church (5233 bytes)
1: ...ek, ''presbyteroi'') while the Scottish Episcopal Church is led by [[bishop]]s (Greek, ''episcopoi'', lite...
3: ...of England, the bishops of the Scottish Episcopal Church are elected. The election procedure involves the ...
5: ... Church in the United States of America|Episcopal Church in the United States]] after the [[American Revol...
7: ... as the "English Church", but many members of the church find this term offensive.
11: The Scottish Episcopal Church embraces three orders of ministry: Deacon, Priest...

The Episcopal Church (333 bytes)
1: '''The Episcopal Church''' may refer to several members of the [[Anglican...
3: *[[Episcopal Church in the United States of America]]
4: *[[Scottish Episcopal Church]]
5: * [[Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East]]
6: * [[Episcopal Church of Cuba]]

Charismatic Episcopal Church (106 bytes)

Episcopal Church of Scotland (5684 bytes)
1: {{merge}} [[Scottish Episcopal Church]]
4: ...union with, but historically distinct from, the [[Church of England]], and composed of seven [[diocese]]s:...
6: ... pre-Reformation sees. The bishops constitute the episcopal [[synod]], the supreme court of appeal, whose pre...
8: ...imus, to choose a bishop, who is presented to the episcopal synod for confirmation and to the primus for cons...
10: ... direct successors of the prelates consecrated to Scottish sees at the Restoration.

Methodist Episcopal Church (1120 bytes)
1: ...orseback to preach the [[gospel]] and establish [[church]]es until there is scarcely any crossroad communi...
3: ...lavery in [[1848]] with the [[Methodist Episcopal Church, South]] being formed in southern states.
5: ... Protestant Church]] united to form the Methodist Church.
7: ...eaking Methodists, to form the [[United Methodist Church]].
9: ...any offshoots of the original Methodist Episcopal Church in the US. For more detail see: [[Methodism]].

Southern Episcopal Church (1024 bytes)
1: ...gical]] sense in the [[Episcopal Church|Episcopal Church USA]]. At particular issue was the practice of s...
3: ...lace for Episcopalians who wish to maintain their church's ancient traditions and to reach out to like-min...

St. Thomas Episcopal Church (3479 bytes)
2: ... [[Consuelo Vanderbilt]] to the [[Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of Marlborough|9th Duke of Marlborou...
4: The present church, the fourth, is a designated New York landmark th...
6: This masterpiece of a city church, with bold massing and a strong profile, has plai...
8: ...nsepts, St Thomas has the scale of a large parish church (which it is), but the proportions of a small cat...
10: The church, like Cram and Goodhue's [[Cathedral of Saint Joh...

Free Protestant Episcopal Church (2229 bytes)
1: ... importance to this group, as also was having the church recognized as a lawfully constituted [[Religious ...
3: ...olic succession before moving on to other, larger church bodies.
5: ...PEC) is known for being on the Evangelical or Low-Church end of the Anglican spectrum in opposition to the...
7: ...hip as a result of controversies in the Episcopal Church in the USA, such as the ongoing controversy surro...

Methodist Episcopal Church, South (1141 bytes)
1: ...g from the merger formed the [[Southern Methodist Church]] in [[1940]].
3: ...ting and even encouraged the acts of slavery. The church used the stories of Ham and Cain from the Bible t...

African Methodist Episcopal Church (5698 bytes)
1: ...d form of government of the [[Methodist Episcopal Church]].
3: ...wanted to affiliate with the Protestant Episcopal Church, Allen led a small group who resolved to remain M...
5: ...eached the Pacific Coast in the early 1850’s with churches in Stockton , Sacramento , San Francisco , and...
9: ...ed Euro-centric Christianity and African American churches for their shortcomings in fully impacting the p...
11: The AME church estimates around 5,000,000 members, 9000 minister...

Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (1025 bytes)
1: ...his fellowship the '''Colored Methodist Episcopal Church''', which it remained until their successors adop...
3: The '''CME''' church maintains a publishing house in [[Memphis, Tennes...

Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church (593 bytes)
1: ...d in full fellowship in the [[Methodist Episcopal Church]].

African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church (1918 bytes)
2: ...rly churches were still part of the [[Methodist]] church, although the congregations remained separate.
4: ...was ordained the first [[bishop]] of the AME Zion church.
6: ...me original congregation at John Street Methodist Church.
9: ...doctrinal structure of the Methodist church. The church holds conference once every four years to elect o...
10: ==The Church Today==

Episcopal Church in the United States of America (5976 bytes)
1: ...iscopal_Church_USA_Shield.png|right|The Episcopal Church]]
2: ...uela]]. It is sometimes known as the '''Episcopal Church in the USA''', abbreviated '''ECUSA'''.
6: ..., however, and he came to [[Scotland]], where the Scottish bishops (at the time being persecuted by the stat...
8: ...h is so known because unlike the national state [[Church of Scotland]] (which is [[Presbyterian]], i.e. go...
10: ===The Church===

Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East (1011 bytes)
1: ...eographically largest and most diverse [[Anglican church]] provinces, stretching from [[Iran]] in the East...
28: Seat: Cathedral Church of St George the Martyr, [[Jerusalem]]
32: [[de:Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East]]
34: [[Category:Anglican churches|Jerusalem]]

Dioceses of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America (4772 bytes)
1: The [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America]] is governed by ...
5: ...at bears the name of that state. For example, the Church of England's first outpost in what is now [[Georg...
7: ...ographical feature. The list below includes the [[Episcopal see|see]] city in parentheses if different from t...
17: *[[Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts|Massachusetts]] (Boston)
27: *Convocation of American Churches in Europe (Paris)

Scottish Church College, Calcutta (8784 bytes)
1: ...al Board of Secondary Education (for the Scottish Church Collegiate School), the West Bengal Council of Hi...
8: ...(1806-1878), the first overseas missionary of the Church of Scotland, to India. Initially known as the Gen...
17: ...ions were later united under the name '''Scottish Churches College'''.
20: ... Scotland in 1929, it became known as '''Scottish Church College''') played a pivotal role in ushering the...
29: ...tment, the College stands as a monument to Indo-[[Scottish]] Co-operation. The aims and principles of the Co...

Scottish Reformed Church in Elblag (1066 bytes)
1: ... Prussia]], [[Poland]], was founded by [[Scotland|Scottish]] immigrants to [[Elblag|Elbląg]].
3: ...1;g City State citizenship. Protestant Saint Mary church in Elbląg had many family grave sites with n...
6: * [[Reformed churches]]
7: * [[Church of Scotland]]

Episcopal (2972 bytes)
1: The word '''Episcopal''' is derived from the [[Greek language|Greek]] &...
3: ==Episcopal churches==
4: ...ocal in structure. Examples of specific episcopal churches are:
6: *The [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America]] (ECUSA) [http:/...
7: *The [[Scottish Episcopal Church]]

Episcopal see (1476 bytes)
1: ...]]) of a [[bishop]]. In the strictest sense, an ''episcopal see'' (''episcopus'' meaning [[bishop]]; an adapt...
3: ..., in the strictest sense, in the [[Roman Catholic Church]], the see of the [[Archbishop of Westminster|Arc...
5: ...s ''[[Holy See]]'', which in the [[Roman Catholic Church]] refers to the [[pope|papal office]], or to the ...
7: ...] churches, but is also used by some [[Lutheran]] churches. It is also found translated into several langu...
9: [[Category:Roman Catholic Church Institutions]]

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