Iglesia episcopal en los Estados Unidos
Also known as Episcopalianism, The Episcopal Church in the United States of America, American Episcopal Church, The Episcopal Church, TEC, ECUSA, Episcopalian, Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States
denominación anglicana en los Estados Unidos
Key facts
- Classification
- Protestant
- Orientation
- Anglican
- Scripture
- Protestant Bible
- Theology
- Anglican doctrine
- Polity
- Episcopal
- Governance
- Unitary
- Presiding bishop
- Sean W. Rowe
- President of the house of deputies
- Julia Ayala Harris
- Chief of mission
- Lester V. Mackenzie
- Communion
- Anglican Communion
- Parishes
- 6,707 (2024)
- Associations
- National Council of Churches , World Council of Churches , Christian Churches Together in the USA
Article · Español
La Iglesia episcopal de los Estados Unidos, autodenominada Iglesia episcopal, es la Iglesia nacional estadounidense de la Comunión anglicana, que comprende 113 diócesis dentro de los Estados Unidos, las Islas Vírgenes Estadounidenses, Haití, Taiwán, Colombia, República Dominicana, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico y Venezuela. La forma abreviada con que se conoce la Iglesia según sus siglas en inglés es ECUSA (Episcopal Church in the USA). La principal iglesia episcopalina es la Catedral Nacional de Washington, que funciona además como centro de reunión nacional y está afiliada al gobierno por una ley del Congreso aprobada el 6 de enero de 1883.
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