1. Members of the Episcopal Church, a Protestant denomination in the United States that is part of the Anglican Communion.
Usage: Plural form; often capitalized; Refers to both the church body and its adherents
2. Adherents of episcopalism, a form of church governance based on the authority of bishops.
Usage: Broader historical or theological usage

Examples

• Many Episcopalians attend services at their local parish church.
• The Episcopalians in the community organized a charity drive.
• Episcopalians believe in the apostolic succession of bishops.
• She was raised as an Episcopalian and remained devoted to the faith.
• The conference brought together Episcopalians from across the country.
• Episcopalians and other Anglicans share similar liturgical traditions.