The Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta elected its 10th bishop, and first African American leader, on Saturday. The Very Rev. Robert C. “Rob” Wright, 48, will take over as leader in Atlanta, the ninth largest among the Episcopal Church’s 110 dioceses, in October. The Atlanta diocese, which covers middle and north Georgia, has 96 parishes and [...]
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