Episcopal is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EPISCOPAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• governed by bishops; as, an episcopal church
• of a bishop or bishops
• (of a Church) governed by or having bishops.
• of or governed by bishops
• Governed by bishops; as, an episcopal church.
• Belonging to, or vested in, bishops; as, episcopal jurisdiction or authority; the episcopal system.
• of or pertaining to or characteristic of the Episcopal church
• denoting or governed by or relating to a bishop or bishops
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of or relating to a bishop

Words related to EPISCOPAL

episcopally20

Words that contain EPISCOPAL

episcopally20 episcopalian18 episcopalism20 chorepiscopal24 episcopalians19 episcopalisms21 archiepiscopal25 episcopalianism23 archiepiscopall26 archiepiscopally30

How to use EPISCOPAL in a sentence

• The arbitration of bishops had the force of positive law, and judges were instructed to execute the episcopal decrees.
• I visited most of them, and in the Episcopal and Catholic heard the services performed quietly and reverently.
• The heads of all these families being members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, they applied to Rev.
• Hood, of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church, went from Connecticut to North Carolina to engage in similar work.
• She was a faithful servant, and a faithful member of the Episcopal church.
• Moulton is an esteemed minister of the Methodist Episcopal Church, in Marlborough, Mass.
• During the latter part of his life, he was Bishop of their Methodist Episcopal Church.
• Baptist, Methodist, Congregational, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Lutheran, and Reformed Dutch.
• The venerable and amiable Bishop of the Episcopal church in the state of New York, then the Rev.
• And further, as to the Episcopal system, I founded it upon the Epistles of St.
• This has been one of the singular blessings which God has given me amongst the cares of the Episcopal office.
• In pursuance of the humane duties of his calling, the minister of the Episcopal Church called upon me, and after a short conversation, proposed addressing the throne of grace.
• The services of the church were conducted after the Episcopal form, the Book of Common Prayer being still used.
• An Episcopal service was held in the chapel in the evening, by the Rev.
• For two years the episcopal throne had remained empty, the king being absent from England in the Holy Land.
• He went down to Princhester the next day, for his compromise of an interval of three months made it seem possible to face his episcopal routine again.
• He has been a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Church for more than fifty years.
• The town winds round this mountain in the form of several wreaths, until it almost reaches the episcopal buildings.
• The unusual number of six Episcopal Doctors of Divinity assisted at the ceremony.
• As it has not Episcopal Orders, it can exercise none of the powers inherent in them.
• In that region, but at vast distances apart, will soon be established Presbyterian, Episcopal, Swedish and Moravian missions.
• Bowdler, rector of an Episcopal church, a man of more influence out of the Church than any in it.
• The First Methodist Episcopal Church was organized in 1839.
• The first of these cords which snapped, under its explosive force, was that of the powerful Methodist Episcopal Church.

Similar words containing SCOP without suffix al and without prefix epi

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