The Province of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and The Middle east was formed in 1976 from the former Archbishopric in Jerusalem. It covers the lands of the Bible and the countries in which Judaism, Christianity and Islam were born. It is a meeting place of ancient and modern civilisations and cultures, and throughout the Middle East, apart from Cyprus, the religion of Islam predominates. There are four dioceses:

JERUSALEM
The diocese includes Jerusalem, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Palestine. Many pilgrims visit Jerusalem and the Holy Land. While St George's Cathedral, Guest House and College have particular roles in ministering to them, all the congregations bare witness to the 'living stones' of the land, persisting and faithful despite many pressures.

Contact: The Rt.Revd. Suheil Dawani
St George's Close,
PO Box 1248, Jerusalem, Israel
Tel: 972 2 627 1670
Email: ediocese-jer@j-diocese.com

IRAN
The Anglican Church in Iran continues its life and looks for the love and prayers of the whole Church in its faithful witness.

Contact: The Rt Revd. Azad Marshall
455B Canal View Housing, Multan Road
Lahore 53700 Pakistan
Tel: +92 425 420 286
Email: bishop@saintthomascenter.org

EGYPT AND NORTH AFRICA
The diocese includes Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. There are indigenous congregations in Egypt with mainly expatriate congregations in other parts of the diocese.

Contact: The Rt. Revd. Mouneer Anis
All Saints Cathedral, PO Box 87,
Distribution Zamalek,
Cairo, Egypt
Tel: +202 738 0829
Email: bishopmouneer@link.net

CYPRUS AND THE GULF
The diocese includes Cyprus and the Gulf States, Iraq and Yemen. In every part of the diocese, except in Cyprus, the congregations are expatriate, with many Christians from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka, the Philippines and the African continent.

Contact: The Right Revd Michael Lewis
Diocesan Office, PO Box 22075,
1517 Nicosia, Cyprus
Tel: +357 2267 1220
Email: bishop@spidernet.com.cy
georgia@spidernet.com.cy

The President Bishop of the Province is Bishop Mouneer Anis and the Provincial Secretary is the The Revd. Hanna Mansour.