Bishop of Delaware to stand for election as provisional bishop of Easton
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 Dear Beloved in the Episcopal Church in Delaware, I am writing to share some important news about an opportunity for ministry that extends beyond the borders of our diocese. I have been nominated by the Standing Committee of the Diocese of Easton to se
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