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In the Episcopal Church, the clergy member who leads a diocese. The bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington is the Rt. Rev. John Bryson Chane.
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Noun (Plural: Bishops) The highest ranking member of the clergy in a Diocese (Church of England, Catholic)
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A bishop, by divine institution, carries on the work of the apostles. By reason of episcopal consecration, he shares in the three-fold apostolic function of teacher of doctrine, priest of sacred worship, and minister of church government. Bishops are responsible for the pastoral care of their districts/dioceses. In addition, bishops have a responsibility to act in council to guide the Church.
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The unpaid leader of a local LDS congregation (ward), fulfilling a role similar to a Protestant "pastor."
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