Historical website library

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Results: 29

  1. Welcome to the Communion

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0001

  2. Who we are

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0002

  3. History of the Church

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0003

  4. Further historical accounts

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0004

  5. The founders

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0005

  6. The Consistory and structure

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0006

  7. The Most Reverend Richard Arthur Palmer

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0007

  8. The Most Reverend Edwin Duane Follick

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0008

  9. Provinces and churches

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0009

  10. General Synod, Bolivia, 2012

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0010

  11. Applying for ministry

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0011

  12. Theological education

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0012

  13. Our identity and faith

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0013

  14. The Most Reverend Leon Checkemian

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0014

  15. The Most Reverend Horst Block

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0015

  16. The Most Reverend Charles Dennis Boltwood

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0016

  17. The Most Reverend Bruce Douglas Campbell

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0017

  18. Bishops in memoriam

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0018

  19. Photographic galleries

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0019

  20. Gallery — United Kingdom

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0020

  21. Gallery — Congo-Brazzaville

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0021

  22. Gallery — Colombia

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0022

  23. Gallery — Eastern Europe

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0023

  24. Gallery — Argentina

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0024

  25. Gallery — California

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0025

  26. Gallery — Bolivia

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0026

  27. Gallery — Brazil

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0027

  28. Gallery — India

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0028

  29. Gallery — Gabon

    Collection reference: FPEC-W0029

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An anniversary message from the Archbishop Primus

The Most Reverend Ricardo Lorite de Lima at a gathering with members of the community.

2 November 1897 – 2 November 2026

129th Anniversary of the Free Protestant Episcopal Church of England

A history of faith, freedom and commitment to the Gospel.

To celebrate 129 years is not merely to remember a historic date. It is to reaffirm a commitment: to preserve our identity, honour our history, strengthen our Worldwide Communion and continue proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ with freedom, dignity, love and responsibility.

The Most Reverend Ricardo Lorite de Lima
Archbishop Primus

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