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What does the Episcopal Church Believe?
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Jesus is among us, God is the Creator, evil is real, community worship involves the entire community and the community is for invitation.1 Additional Answer
The Episcopal church was formed shortly after the American revolution when, charged with treason, they were forced to break with the Church of England. They consider themselves to be protestant, yet Catholic. The Episcopalians are known as proponents of the Social Gospel. Look here for more information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Episcopal_Church_%28United_States%29
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Jesus is among us, God is the Creator, evil is real, community worship involves the entire community and the community is for invitation.
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1. Look online. The Episcopal Church has a very user-friendly Web site that can tell you where to find a church near you. It also has information about the church itself, its beliefs
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I am an Episcopalian and so is my family. The Episcopal church is a very free community. The people are trusting and will support any decisions that you make. Unlike the Catholic
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1. Consult the constitution and by-laws for your local church. The Episcopal Diocese of Upper South Carolina states on its website, "Every congregation in the diocese is entitled
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