Charismatic Episcopal Church bishops

Main article: Charismatic Episcopal Church

The International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal Church (also known as the ICCEC) is an international Christian communion established as an Autocephalous Patriarchate in 1992 with over 1,000 churches worldwide. The Communion has its Apostolic Succession within the historic episcopate through the Rebiban line via Roman Catholic Bishop Carlos Duarte Costa, who founded the Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church.

On June 26 1992, Randolph Adler was consecrated the first bishop and primate of the CEC with Timothy Michael Barker of the International Free Catholic Communion (who was consecrated by Archbishop-Patriarch Herman Adrian Spruit) functioning as the principal consecrator. In 1997, the Charismatic Episcopal Church sought and acquired reconsecration and reordination of all of its clergy by the Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church, thus strengthening their lines of Apostolic Succession.

List of bishops in the ICCEC

No	Date	Consecrator	Name	Jurisdiction(s)	Notes
1	26 June 1992		Austin Randolph Adler, D.D.	Patriarch ICCEC; Primate USA; Abp. San Clemente
2	16 September 1994	1	Loren Thomas Hines, D.D.	Primate Southeast Asia; Abp. Philippines
3	4 November 1994	1	Douglas S. Woodall, Th.D.	Abp. Armed Forces, USA
4	17 March 1996		Douglas Kessler	Bp. Northwest Province
5	22 September 1996		Jose Elmer Medrano Belmonte	Bp. Confederation of Filipino Churches in Europe
6	18 April 1997		John Holloway	Bp. Georgia
7	25 April 1997		Charles "Chuck" W. Jones	Abp. Southeast Province; Bp. Alabama
8	16 August 1997		Benson Odinga O'Otieno	Bp. Nairobi, Kenya	Emeritus
9	17 August 1997		Bernard Njoroge Kariuki	Bp. Nairobi, Kenya
10	22 August 1997		Raymundo D. Abogatal, Jr.	Bp. Northern Mindanao, Philippines
11	22 August 1997		Ricardo Alcarez	Bp. Visayas, Philippines
12	22 August 1997		Lowell Eugene Lilly, Jr.	Bp. Southern Mindanao, Philippines
	5 November 1997		Brazilian Catholic line received.
13	14 November 1997		Craig Bates	Bp. Northeast Province, Bp. New York
14	14 February 1998		Joseph Mahon	Bp. Colorado	Emeritus
15	7 August 1998		Paulino Villavicencio	Bp. Southern Luzon, Philippines
16	20 September 1998		Daniel Kimwele	Bp. Kitui, Kenya
17			Enoch Sasaka	Bp. River Nzoia, Kenya	Retired
18	5 February 1999		Frank J. Costantino	Bp. for St. Dismas Prison Ministry	Deceased 2 April 2006
19	6 August 1999		Michael B. Davidson	Bp. Central Province
20	4 November 1999		Prakash Yuhanna	Bp. Pakistan
21	18 February 2001		Moses Meeli Ngusa	Bp. Kajaido, Kenya
22	25 February 2001		Hannington Bahemuka	Bp. Mountains of the Moon, Uganda
23	16 March 2001		Bernard Afwanda Obora	Bp. River Nzoia South, Kenya
24	26 May 2001		Bernard Matolo	Bp. Machacos, Kenya
25	26 May 2001		Francis Gogo	Bp. Mount Elgon, Uganda
26	2 June 2001		Samuel Kamanya Lubogo	Bp. Source of Nile, Uganda
27	21 September 2001	1 6 13	Felicisimo Cordero	Aux. Bp. for Spain
28	25 May 2002		Peter Zedekiah Otsulah Chunge	Bp. River Nzoia Central, Kenya
29	24 August 2002		Philip Weeks	Aux. Bp. for International Missions	Retired
30	15 February 2003		Joshua Koyo	Bp. Great Lake, Kenya
31	5 May 2003		Charles Sekelwa	Bp. Lake Victoria, Tanzania
32	8 September 2003		Paulo Ruiz Garcia	Bp. Brazil
33	21 February 2004		Emmanual Ngirumpatse	Bp. Rwanda
34	15 January 2005		Ngarambe
35	2 May 2005		Daudi Chidawli	Bp. Tanzania

See also

• Episcopal polity

I think Bishop Lilly is now a part of the Florida diocese.