The Episcopal Diocese of Northwest Texas is one of the

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. It is in Province 7. The diocese is based in

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History

The Missionary District of North Texas was created in 1910 by the General Convention. It incorporated territories previously part of the

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and the Diocese of West Texas. In 1958, the Missionary District of North Texas was established as the Diocese of Northwest Texas. The diocese has no cathedral.Northwest Texas, Diocese of
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Bishops

*Missionary District of Northern Texas # Edward Arthur Temple, 1910-1924 # Eugene Cecil Seaman, 1925-1945 # George H. Quarterman, 1946-1958 *Diocese of Northwest Texas # George H. Quarterman, 1958-1972 # Willis Ryan Henton, 1972-1980 # Sam Byron Hulsey, 1980-1997 # Charles Wallis Ohl, 1997-2008 # James Scott Mayer, 2009–present

References

External links

Episcopal Diocese of Northwest Texas
Northwest Texas, Episcopal Diocese of Episcopal Church in Texas Organizations based in Lubbock, Texas Province 7 of the Episcopal Church (United States) {{Texas-stub