Episcopal Church , TEC (Abkürzung)

Their earlier marriage had taken place in an Episcopal church.

He had believed, as a child, in the Episcopal church.

You go to the Episcopal church, and people are pretty much all alike.

An Episcopal church stood adjacent to the school from 1877 until 1932.

He then became involved in a number of independent Episcopal churches.

St. James' is an historic episcopal church in the city.

"I will be involved with other Episcopal churches," he said.

In the Episcopal church, the bishops have a great deal of authority.

He broke away from his neighbors and helped found the Episcopal church in 1746.

He soon moved services to a nearby Episcopal church that rented him space.

For them, the Episcopal Church had not gone far enough.

It opened its doors in 1794 as the first Episcopal church for blacks.

That is why all eyes are now on the Episcopal Church.

In the meantime he had designed a number of small Episcopal churches.

In later years, he became a member of the Episcopal Church.

The Episcopal Church has meant a great deal to me.

How many members of the Episcopal Church are there in this country?

The Episcopal church had long been noted for the quality of its musical offerings.

But the situation in the Episcopal Church is much more complex.

And two years ago he became rector of a suburban Episcopal church.

He and his wife are active of the Episcopal Church.

This incident encouraged many to leave of the Episcopal churches.

Officials at the Episcopal church have supported the movement but said their property was not available to be occupied.

They had two daughters and were members of the Episcopal Church.

The Episcopal Church in the town had no right or title to the land.