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| + | |1. ||[[Samuel Provoost]] || [[File:Samuel Provoost-Bishop Episcopal Church USA.jpg|50px]] || [[Christianity|Christian]] || [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America|Episcopal]] || April 25, 1789 | ||
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| + | |2. ||[[William White (Bishop of Pennsylvania)|William White]] ||[[File:William White-Bishop Episcopal Church USA-1795.jpg|50px]] || [[Christianity|Christian]] || [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America|Episcopal]] || December 9, 1790 | ||
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| + | |3.||[[Thomas John Claggett]] ||[[File:Thomas john claggett.jpg|50px]] || [[Christianity|Christian]] || [[Episcopal Church in the United States of America|Episcopal]] || November 27, 1800 | ||
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Revision as of 04:23, July 16, 2020
The chaplain is a clergyman elected by the Senate to open its daily sessions with a prayer. The chaplain is also available as an adviser and counselor to Senators, Senators' families, and congressional employees.[1]
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US Senate chaplains lists
|1. ||Samuel Provoost || 
|| Christian || Episcopal || April 25, 1789
|2. ||William White ||50px || Christian || Episcopal || December 9, 1790
|3.||Thomas John Claggett ||50px || Christian || Episcopal || November 27, 1800
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