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Adherents of
Anglicanism are
called Anglicans; they are also
called Episcopalians in some countries. The
majority of
Anglicans are
members of national...
- "Catholic 'and'
Episcopalian".
Episcopal News Service. "Numbers:
Episcopalians who join the ordinariate,
Catholics who
become Episcopalians".
Episcopal Café...
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Episcopalianism in
Scotland may
refer to:
Episcopalianism in the
Church of
Scotland Scottish Episcopal Church This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- is Mark Strange,
elected in 2017. In
terms of
official membership,
Episcopalians constitute well
under 1 per cent of the po****tion of Scotland, making...
- Look up Episcopal, episcopal, or
episcopalian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
Episcopal Church is any of
various churches in the Anglican, Methodist...
-
Laurie Goodstein, "U.S.
church votes to lift
freeze on **** bishops;
Episcopalians' move
threatens to
strain ties with world's Anglicans", International...
- (2018-07-27). "Union of
Black Episcopalians at 50".
Episcopal News Service.
Retrieved 2020-01-22. "Union of
Black Episcopalians 'family reunion' in Los Angeles...
- The
African Methodist Episcopal Church,
usually called the AME
Church or AME, is a
Methodist denomination based in the
United States. It
adheres to Wesleyan–Arminian...
- any
specific religious body.
Mainline Protestants predominate, with
Episcopalians and
Presbyterians being the most prevalent. John F.
Kennedy and Joe...
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households with
incomes of at
least $100,000,
followed by
Hindu (36%),
Episcopalians (35%), and
Presbyterians (32%).
Amongst Jews, in 2016,
Modern Orthodox...
