Episcopalian

There were at the time 200 Episcopalians in the state.

It used to be only the Episcopalians was married in church.

But not even the Episcopalians were holding out much hope after three months.

Still, it appears most Episcopalians do not want to leave the church.

Their students were almost all rich white boys, many of them Episcopalians.

But a new study based on interviews with more than 2,500 Episcopalians says no.

Episcopalians have no problem with birth control, and neither did he.

Episcopalians gave their approval to the agreement a month ago.

"We're growing fast, which is not so much in style today among Episcopalians."

People who live in trailers are now learning what it used to feel like to be Episcopalians.

Episcopalians just do not do that sort of thing, he said.

However, the title of the article cannot but offend many Episcopalians.

The position taken by the diocese is a minority view among the nation's 3 million Episcopalians.

Already, a vigorous debate is stirring Episcopalians across the nation.

Why she ended up an Episcopalian is less clear.

It was originally founded by a group of Episcopalians around a small green (now a public park).

And now one of these sects, the Episcopalians, had a black bishop.

Today the church is owned and maintained by its congregation of Episcopalians.

Episcopalians are pretty thin on the ground in the central United States.

Episcopalians have a distinguished record of leading Alabama and its institutions.

Episcopalians in a moral dilemma over the appointment of woman priests.

Episcopalians there say they simply chose the best candidate.

The Episcopalians don't demand much in the way of actual religious belief.

Many of those men were Episcopalians, the same as Henley.

He also regretted that former or inactive Episcopalians had not been interviewed.

"It's my Episcopalian upbringing not to do this at the table."

His father eventually became a farmer and an Episcopalian priest.

She left the convent in order to become an Episcopalian priest.

He received his early education at home and at an Episcopalian private school.

"We split our time between churches, but probably go to more Episcopalian services, because they're shorter."

Episcopalian missionaries did a lot of work in Asia.

Briefly, an Episcopalian congregation rented the building to use for worship services.

On the way home, my (white, Episcopalian) wife said to me, "We had church today."

"We did actually once sing it in America as part of an Episcopalian service.

He was raised in a mostly Episcopalian family.

Episcopalian numbers, like those in many other mainline churches, peaked around 1965, after the baby boom.

The service was conducted by an Episcopalian priest.

Prior to the 12 January 2010 earthquake the city had an Episcopalian nursing school.

Together they moved to America where Evans became an Episcopalian priest.

The film focuses on the basketball team of an Episcopalian all-girl high school, where they try to make a name, despite only a little funding.

Is there a Catholic or Episcopalian church around here?"

The episode has ruffled this Episcopalian congregation of 1,500 families, which traces its roots back 300 years.

"If you aren't Episcopalian or Catholic, what do you believe in?"

His first job was in the print shop of the Episcopalian newspaper Church and State.

Over the years his commitment to Presbyterianism also gave way to Episcopalian sympathies.

However, an Episcopalian congregation was first to erect a church, St. John's, in 1811.

Lewis' father and maternal grandfather were Episcopalian priests.

Episcopalian services began again in 1843.

As a youth, Yamauchi was sent to an Episcopalian school.

A precondition from the Episcopalian side was that the united church should have a form of episcopacy recognisable to their tradition.