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Episcopacy, as a book category, focuses on the bishop-led form of church governance in Christian traditions. It includes works on the history and theology of the episcopal office; the doctrine of apostolic succession; the roles of bishops in teaching, sacraments, ordination and confirmation; diocesan administration; canon law; and liturgical leadership. The category spans comparative and ecumenical studies across Anglican, Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Methodist, and some Lutheran contexts, and engages debates over authority, reform, the selection and accountability of bishops, women in the episcopate, and global communion dynamics. It also features biographies of notable bishops, pastoral handbooks, collections of episcopal letters and council documents, and case studies of particular dioceses or historical periods.

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