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A bishop is a chief minister (servant) or chief pastor (shepherd) in the Episcopal Church, serving a number of local churches that make up a diocese. A large diocese may have more than one bishop. In that case the chief bishop is called the diocesan. Assisting bishops are usually called suffragan bishops. An assisting bishop who will succeed the diocesan is a bishop coadjutor. All are addressed as "bishop."
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the bishop has the spiritual authority over each parish (our chief pastor and sacramental authority). The ministers (lay and ordained) at ECA serve under the direction of the bishop as unto the LORD. ECA is part of the Diocese of El Camino Real, and our bishop is The Rt. Rev. Richard Shimpfky.
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A successor of the apostles, the chief pastor of a diocese, and (when present) the principal celebrant at sacramental liturgies .
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The bishop is the chief administrative and executive head. The authority of the bishop is given by the General Conference and may be taken away by the same body or its appropriate interim agency. The bishop is responsible for overseeing the spiritual temporal affairs of the church, including presiding over annual conferences, making pastoral appointments, ordaining deacons and elders, organizing missions and promoting the interest of the denomination.
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The Biblical term for the one who exercises pastoral care and authority over a large number of Christians. Our bishop is the Rt. Rev. (abbreviation for Right Reverend) Robert J. O
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