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Proponents, opponents move immediately towards reorganization Deputies to the 143rd diocesan convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh October 4 voted 240-102 to leave the Episcopal Church. Minutes later, in voice votes on three resolutions (Resolutions One, Two, and Three here) the...  

Katharine Jefferts Schori, the first female bishop to preside over the Episcopal Church, has faced a number of crises since she accepted the post in 2006. At least one diocese has seceded in response to the ordination of the denomination's first openly gay bishop, and more may follow.» E-Mail...  

In a move that will further strain relationships within The Episcopal Church, the Diocese of Pittsburgh voted overwhelmingly to leave the Episcopal Church and align itself with the Province of the Southern Cone ...  

Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church.  

Following several years of strife over the direction of the Episcopal Church and its historic appointment of an openly homosexual bishop, the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh voted to leave the denomination's American affiliation in favor an international branch of the greater Anglican Communion...  

Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church, with which it differs on issues ranging from homosexuality to biblical teachings on salvation.  

Cowell-ZieglerBLESSING THE ANIMALS -- Pet lovers and their animals of all kinds visited St. Stephens Episcopal Church on Sunday, Oct. 5, for the church's annual Blessing of Creation service. Above are Sophie Klejmont and her Miniature Toy Poodle, Maxie, being...  

MONROEVILLE, Pa. - Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church, with which it differs on issues ranging ...  

Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church.  

Members of the Pittsburgh diocese are rejecting the beliefs of the more liberal Episcopal Church.  

MONROEVILLE, Pa. -- Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh Diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church, with which it differs on issues ranging from homosexuality to biblical teachings on salvation.  

A majority of the clergy and lay deputies in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh voted to leave the Episcopal Church. An estimated 49 to 54 of the 74 area parishes are expected to follow to the new regional church.  

MONROEVILLE, Pa. - Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church, with which it differs on issues ranging ...  

MONROEVILLE, Pa. – Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly yesterday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church, with which it differs on issues ranging from homosexuality to biblical teachings on salvation.  

MONROEVILLE, Pa., Oct. 4 -- Clergy and lay members of the theologically conservative Pittsburgh diocese voted overwhelmingly Saturday to break from the liberal Episcopal Church.