I was unaware that there was such a wide latitude of religious practice in the Episcopal Church.
Actually, in the last 20 or 30 years there's been a serious narrowing of acceptable religious practice within The (official) Episcopalian Church (TEC). More and more, if a pastor objects to the official Politically Correct line (female priests & bishops....as well as--much worse--active homosexual priests and bishops....) dictated from the NYC offices of TEC, they will be marginalized or even force to leave. In particular, they have squeezed out traditional conservative/orthodox Christians--either from the evangelical/biblical side (so called "low church) or (and especially) the Anglo-Catholic ("high church") side.
Very few Anglo-Catholic congregations remain Episcopal...
Over the last 20 or 30 years, membership of TEC has reduced by over 30%--and the average age of members today is somewhere over 60. TEC is literally dying.