The Episcopal Church in the United States is a Christian denomination that is a member of the Anglican Communion of churches. It was established in 1789 as an independent church in the United States, and is known for its liturgical worship style and emphasis on social justice issues. The church has approximately 1.7 million members and is governed by a bishop-led hierarchical structure. The church ordains both male and female clergy, and also allows for the ordination of openly gay and lesbian clergy and the blessing of same-sex unions. The church has been involved in a number of social justice causes, including civil rights, environmental preservation, and refugee resettlement.
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