Anglican Church in America
Traditional Anglican Communion
Diocese of the Northeast
The Very Reverend Brian Marsh, Bishop Ordinary
1 Main Street, Belchertown MA 01007

The Right Rev. Brian R. Marsh, Bishop of the Diocese of the Northeast, Anglican Church in America, was formally installed as Bishop of the Diocese at a service at Trinity Anglican Church in Rochester, New Hampshire on February 14, 2009. Bishop Marsh assumed the responsibilities of the Diocese from the Rt. Rev. George D. Langberg who served as Bishop Ordinary since 2000 until his retirement this January. The Diocese encompasses the six New England States and New York.

Bishop Marsh was ordained to the priesthood at St. Matthias Anglican Church in Mystic, Connecticut by Bishop Bruce Stewart Chamberlain on July 18, 1998.  He served as Rector of Trinity Anglican Church in Cornish, New Hampshire; Rector of The Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd in Charlestown, New Hampshire and was the Associate Dean and Instructor in homiletics at Logos House of Studies. 

He was consecrated Bishop on December 9th, 2006 and has served as Bishop Suffragan and Coadjutor for the Diocese until elevation to Ordinary. The new bishop received the episcopal consecration at St. James Anglican Church in Elmhurst, Queens, New York. The chief consecrator was Most Reverend, Louis W. Falk, Archbishop and Metropolitan of the Anglican Church in America. Co-consecrators were Bishops George D. Langberg, David L. Moyer, Juan Garcia and Paul C. Hewitt.

Bishop Marsh holds several advanced degrees, including a M.A in speech from Bowling Green State University, a Masters Degree in Divinity from the General Theological Seminary in New York City and a Doctorate of Ministry.   

He has been married to Ljuba (Greene) Marsh since 1977. Mrs. Marsh is a school administrator. They have two children; Alexandra, who is a graduate of the University of Toronto and currently lives in London, England and a son, Colin, who is a student at Bennington College and recently received certification as an EMT. 

The Anglican Church in America is part of the worldwide Traditional Anglican Communion, with members in 44 countries, which seeks to uphold the Catholic Faith, Apostolic Order, Orthodox Worship and Evangelical Witness of the Anglican tradition within the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church of Jesus Christ. The Communion holds Holy Scripture and the ancient Creeds of the Undivided Church as authentic and authoritative, and worships according to the traditional formularies of the Church.