Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey

The cathedral of the diocese has been Trinity Cathedral in Trenton since 1931, following the mergers of Trinity Church and All Saints' Churches in 1930. It is currently located on West St. Street in the location of the former All Saints', Trenton. Earlier pro-cathedrals have included Christ Church, New Brunswick, Saint Mary's, Burlington, and Christ Church, Trenton. Diocesan House, which holds the administrative offices of the diocese sits across the street in a converted Victorian home and adjacent casino built in 1912 and 1927 respectively. The buildings were bought by the diocese in 1943. ==Bishops of New Jersey==

• John Croes, 18151832 (1st Bishop of New Jersey) • George Washington Doane, 18321859 (2nd Bishop of New Jersey) • William Henry Odenheimer, 18591874 (3rd Bishop of New Jersey and 1st Bishop of Newark) • John Scarborough, 18751914 (4th Bishop of New Jersey) • Paul Matthews, 19151937 (5th Bishop of New Jersey) • Albion W. Knight, Coadjutor, 19231935 • Ralph Ernest Urban, Suffragan, 19321935 • Wallace John Gardner, 19371954 (6th Bishop of New Jersey) • Alfred L. Banyard, 19551973 (7th Bishop of New Jersey) • Albert W. Van Duzer, 19731982 (8th Bishop of New Jersey) • G. P. Mellick Belshaw, 19831994 (9th Bishop of New Jersey) • Joe Morris Doss, 19952001 (10th Bishop of New Jersey) • George Edward Councell, 20032013 (11th Bishop of New Jersey) • William H. Stokes, 20132023 (12th Bishop of New Jersey) • Sally French, 2023present (13th Bishop of New Jersey) ==References==