Sentence examples for Episcopal from inspiring English sources

Yet the process of coming to terms with the brutality has now provided the inspiration for Mpho, herself also an Episcopal priest, to co-author a new book with her father on learning how to forgive.

Only a small minority in America's well-groomed Episcopal churches or the Church of England's underpopulated pews finds clerical homosexuality non-negotiably bad nowadays.

Last year a Muslim academic, Amina Wadud, caused a storm when she led a mixed congregation in Friday prayers at an Episcopal church in New York (no mosque would open its doors).

In Manhattan, St George's church has subtly purged the word "Episcopal" from its printed programme after more than 250 years of Episcopal services.

In Pennsylvania, a liberal parish is staging a counter-revolution to sack its conservative "Anglican" bishop.Frank Griswold, the presiding bishop of the Episcopal church, is the man who must deal with this mess.

Three churches in Los Angeles have denounced the Episcopal church and affiliated themselves with an Anglican diocese in Uganda.

She is now requesting classified documents from the episcopal and Vatican archives, which would shed more light on the issues.

But as long as the episcopal role in Parliament does survive, the current Anglican leader will not be booed out of the chamber.

The former episcopal palace houses the Provincial Archaeological Museum.

But self-driving by Anglican ladies and gentlemen in episcopal purple doesn't always end well; a female bishop in Maryland has been charged with manslaughter after knocking down a cyclist.And in many countries clerics who fall into transport temptation have paid a professional price.

Martin Dudley, the peppery incumbent of the church of St Bartholomew the Great one of London's oldest places of worship and used in the film "Four Weddings and a Funeral"—conducted the rite in defiance of his episcopal boss, Richard Chartres.