Episcopal Church造句

The wedding was at the Episcopal Church.

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Research on the Methodist Episcopal Church in Minqing (1864-1949);

the presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church of Scotland.

A cleric in charge of a chapel in the Episcopal Church of the United States.

One of two elected chief lay officers of the vestry in the Episcopal Church.

Some 60 parishes of the Episcopal Church in the United States made similar moves last year.

An assembly of the clergy and representative laity of a section of a diocese of the Episcopal Church.

So did Queens Congressman Floyd Flake, who was also the minister of Allen African Methodist Episcopal Church.

Built back before the civil war, Grace Episcopal Church is a stone and stucco structure out in the middle of nowhere surrounded by forest and fields.

A private funeral service will be held at Grace Episcopal Church in Grand Rapids Wednesday, following by a private burial at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum.

Though a panel of bishops investigating the charges discredited Barnes' smear, it helped widen the rift within the Episcopal Church and divide it from its global affiliates.

In May 2007, 11 ultra-conservative congregations from Northern Virginia bolted from the Episcopal Church and joined forces with the Anglican Church of Nigeria, led by Archbishop Peter Akinola.

After I left City Hall in Los Angeles, I drove out to Pasadena to have a cup of coffee with the Rev. Ed Bacon, the rector of all Saints Episcopal Church.

Michael H. had not had a shave or haircut in months when he was found one recent morning, sleeping on the floor of St. Paul'S Episcopal Church in suburban Lancaster, next to empty cans of tuna and soup from the church pantry.