Episcopal Church in the Philippines

The Episcopal Church of the Philippines (English Episcopal Church in the Philippines ) is a member church of the Anglican Communion in the Philippines and has its origin in the colonization of the largely Catholic country by the Americans in 1898. Like other Anglican churches also stands them in community with the Union of Utrecht of the Old Catholic churches.

Already equipped since 1963 with local bishops, the Episcopal Church was established in 1990 to an autonomous province with today six dioceses ( Central Philippines, North Central Philippines, Northern Luzon, Northern Philippines, Santiago and Southern Philippines), headed as Primate of the Prime Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the Philippines (first bishop of the Episcopal Church of the Philippines ) is, which is not a separate diocese.

Santiago, Philippines Tabuk, Philippines Bontoc (Mountain Province) Cotabato City Baguio Lambeth Conferences Anglican Consultative Council Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia Anglican Church of Australia Church of Bangladesh Anglican Church of Bermuda Province of the Anglican Church of Burundi Church of England Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Church of the Province of the Indian Ocean Church of Ireland Anglican Church of Canada Anglican Church of Kenya Province of the Anglican Church of the Congo Church of the Province of Melanesia Church of the Province of Myanmar Church of Nigeria Church of North India Church of Pakistan Anglican Church of Papua New Guinea Province of the Anglican Church of Rwanda Spanish Reformed Episcopal Church Church of Ceylon Province of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan and Sudan Anglican Church of Southern Africa Church of South India Church of the Province of South East Asia Church in the Province of the West Indies Church of the Province of West Africa Church in Wales Church of the Province of Central Africa Anglican Church in Central America

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