Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast
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The Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast is a diocese of the Episcopal Church in the United States of America, part of Province 4. The diocese was created in 1970 from portions of the adjoining Diocese of Alabama and Diocese of Florida.
Diocesan offices are in Pensacola, Florida. The cathedral is Christ Church Cathedral in Mobile, Alabama, making it one of only a few dioceses in the Episcopal Church where the diocesan offices and cathedral are in different cities and the only diocese in which they are in different states.
[edit] Bishops
- Right Reverend Philip M. Duncan II (2001-Present)
- Right Reverend Charles Farmer Duvall (1981-2001)
- Right Reverend George Murray (1970-1981)
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Episcopal Dioceses in Province IV |
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Alabama • Atlanta • Central Florida • Central Gulf Coast • East Carolina • East Tennessee • Florida • Georgia • Kentucky • Lexington • Louisiana • Mississippi • North Carolina • South Carolina • Southeast Florida • Southwest Florida • Tennessee • Upper South Carolina • West Tennessee • Western North Carolina |
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Province I • Province II • Province III • Province IV • Province V • Province VI • Province VII • Province VIII • Province IX |
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