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The Diocese of the Rio Grande includes all of New Mexico and part of west Texas, and the Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast includes portions of southern Alabama and western Florida In England, the diocese is the territory of the bishop and the parish is a subdivision of it Every diocese in the Episcopal Church has a Standing Committee
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San Diego The Episcopal Diocese of San Diego was established in 1974, when it separated from the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles The Diocese of San Diego comprises 20,000 members and 45 congregations, and it extends from Murrieta to the Mexican border, and from the Pacific Ocean to Yuma, Arizona
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The Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey is the second-oldest diocese in the Episcopal Church and one of the largest in terms of number of parishes and missions Its boundaries encompass the southern two-thirds of the state of New Jersey
- Diocese of Dallas receives consents for Bishop-elect Rob Price
The standing committees and bishops exercising jurisdiction have given the required majority of consents to the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas for its May 3 election of the Very Rev Rob Price as bishop coadjutor His ordination is scheduled for Sept 6
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The Episcopal Diocese of Western Louisiana stretches from the Arkansas border in the north to the Gulf of Mexico in the south, and comprises a culturally diverse population with northern Louisiana, which was settled by immigrants of English, Dutch and German descent, and southern Louisiana, which is the center of the French-speaking, Cajun culture
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- Southern Virginia, Diocese of – The Episcopal Church
The 1892 General Convention voted to divide the Diocese of Virginia The new diocese was the Diocese of Southern Virginia It held its primary convention at St Paul apos;s Church, Lynchburg The 1919 General Convention voted to divide the Diocese of Southern Virginia It includes the following counties: Accomac, Amelia, Appomattox, Brunswick, Buckingham, Charlotte, Chesterfield, Craig, […]
- Maryland, Diocese of – The Episcopal Church
Maryland, Diocese of This diocese was organized on Aug 13, 1783, at Annapolis On Oct 12, 1868, the General Convention voted to divide the diocese and place some of the Maryland counties in the new Diocese of Easton The 1895 General Convention created the Diocese of Washington and placed four Maryland counties in it The Diocese of Maryland includes the following counties: Allegany, Ann
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