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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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Alaska The Episcopal Diocese of Alaska comprises 48 congregations and covers the entire state of Alaska, with a land mass of 586,412 square miles
- Ohio, Diocese of – The Episcopal Church
Ohio, Diocese of The diocese was first organized on Jan 5, 1818 The 1874 General Convention voted to divide the diocese and establish the Diocese of Southern Ohio
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Capitalize as part of a proper name, such as the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester, but lowercase in all other instances: He was the fifth bishop of that diocese Include “Episcopal” in any full reference to a diocese to avoid any confusion with Catholic dioceses Several Episcopal dioceses go by the name “the Episcopal Church in [state location] ” Lowercase “the” in these references
- Georgia, Diocese of – The Episcopal Church
Georgia, Diocese of The primary convention of the Diocese of Georgia was held Feb 24-28, 1823, at St Paul's Church, Augusta The first bishop of the diocese was not consecrated until 1841 The diocese left the Protestant Episcopal Church on July 3, 1861, and joined the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Confederate States of America
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Lexington The Episcopal Diocese of Lexington was created in 1895 and covers the eastern half of the state of Kentucky (The Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky covers the western half of the state ) The diocese’s greatest membership strength is in the Bluegrass region in and around Lexington, with a smaller pocket of members in the Northern Kentucky suburbs of Cincinnati
- New York, Diocese of – The Episcopal Church
The Diocese of New York was divided again in 1868 when the Diocese of Long Island was established The Diocese of New York includes the following counties: Bronx, Duchess, New York, Orange, Putnam, Richmond, Rockland, Sullivan, Ulster, and Westchester
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