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Since the bishops ministry is a ministry of oversight, the term episcopal (derived from the Greek episcopos, overseer) is applied to matters pertaining to bishops. An episcopal church is a church governed by bishops, and episcopal services are led by bishops.
The Episcopal Church consists of nine provinces, subdivided into 110 dioceses in 17 countries. Ninety-nine of the dioceses are domestic to the United States.
Whats the difference between an archbishop and a bishop? An archbishop is the head of diocese that is considered to be particularly important for some reason (an archdiocese). In sacred matters, an archbishop is the equivalent of a bishop, but archbishop is considered to be a more prestigious title.
Members of the Episcopal Church are generally more liberal and/or progressive than members of other Christian denominations in the United States. Despite the churchs liberal/progressive reputation, a docHub portion of members describe themselves as conservative, although they generally tend to skew moderate.
The Diocese has 16 regions, determined by geography. Each region has a Regional Council, composed of members elected by the churches in each region. Each region has an elected President, who is a lay person, and an appointed Dean, who is a clergy person.
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We are one of three dioceses in North Carolina, including the Diocese of East Carolina and the Diocese of Western North Carolina, and one of 110 dioceses that make up The Episcopal Church, a community of 2.4 million members in the United States and abroad.
The American branch of the church the Episcopal Church in the USA addresses its Presiding Bishop as the Most Reverend (Full Name) and its other bishops as the Right Reverend (Full Name). Both are, in conversation and in a salutation, Bishop (Surname).
In the Episcopal Church, there are five kinds of bishops: Presiding, Diocesan, Assistant, Coadjutor, and Suffragan. No bishop is higher in rank than another.

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