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Episcopal congregations are lead by a Bishop-Congregant, a rotating office with a one year term elected by their fellow bishops. In addition to authority over liturgy, the Bishop-Congregant has the formal task of submitting his nominations for bishops to the Congress of Bishops, though this action is merely a formality on both ends; the Congress of Bishops almost always approves any nominee, and the nominations themselves are forwarded along by nominating committees within the episcopal congregations; these committees receive and consider petitions from metropolitan churches and even groups of lay persons.
Episcopal congregations are lead by a Bishop-Congregant, a rotating office with a one year term elected by their fellow bishops. In addition to authority over liturgy, the Bishop-Congregant has the formal task of submitting his nominations for bishops to the Congress of Bishops, though this action is merely a formality on both ends; the Congress of Bishops almost always approves any nominee, and the nominations themselves are forwarded along by nominating committees within the episcopal congregations; these committees receive and consider petitions from metropolitan churches and even groups of lay persons.
====Episcopal Congregation of the Fraternal Church====
====Episcopal Congregation of the Fraternal Church====
[[File:Gudstjenesten i Tønsberg domkirke (2012).jpg|thumb|right|200px|The Fraternal Church is readily recognizable due to its {{wp|high church}} liturgy and more elaborately decorated churches, especially in and around the {{wp|sanctuary}}.]]
====Methodist Episcopal Congregation====
====Methodist Episcopal Congregation====
====Episcopal Congregation of the Reformed Church====
====Episcopal Congregation of the Reformed Church====