Anglican Diocese of Egypt
The Anglican / Episcopal Diocese of Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Africa is a diocese of the Episcopal Church in Jerusalem and the Middle East. It was originally part of the Diocese of Jerusalem, founded in 1841 by the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Diocese of Egypt was later given autonomy and its first bishop was Llwellyn Gwynne (1920-1946).

Its jurisdiction extends over North Africa and the Horn of Africa, a vast region encompassing the following countries: Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and Djibouti. The diocese is part of the Province of Jerusalem and the Middle East, and is headed by the Bishop of Egypt. The current bishop is Mouneer Anis.

Bishops
The following is a list of all Anglican Bishops in Egypt:

Bishop in Egypt and the Sudan:
Llewellyn Gwynne (1920–1946)
Assistant bishop: Morris Gelsthorpe
The Diocese of Sudan was separated from Egypt in 1945.

Bishops in Egypt:
Geoffrey Allen (1947–1952)
Francis Johnston (1952–1958)
diocese suspended
Kenneth Cragg (1969–1974)
Ishaq Musaad (1974–1984)
Ghais Abdel Malik (1985–2000)

Bishops in Egypt with North Africa and the Horn of Africa:
Mouneer Anis (since 2000)

Churches

Egypt 
In Egypt itself the Diocese of thirteen churches and three "congregations" which "meet from time to time."

There are three churches in the Alexandria metropolitan area
St. Mark's Pro-Cathedral
Christ the King Church, Ras el Soda
All Saints Church, Stanley Bay

A number of churches are in the Greater Cairo area.
All Saints Cathedral, Zamalek
Jesus Light of the World Church, Old Cairo
Church for the Deaf, Old Cairo
Church of the Good Shepherd, Heliopolis
St. John the Baptist Church, Maadi
Church of the Good Shepherd, Giza

Other churches are spread throughout the country.
St. Mark's Church, Menouf
St Paul's Church, Ezbit en Nakhl
Church of our Saviour, Suez
Church of the Epiphany, Port Said

And the three "congregations" are located in Sadat City, 6th of October City and Hurghada.

Episcopal Area of North Africa 
There are currently three Churches in the Episcopal Area of North Africa. The current area Bishop of North Africa is Samy Fawzy, also Dean of the Pro-Cathedral in Alexandria, who was consecrated a bishop on 27 February 2017. He is the second area bishop; the first was Bill Musk (2008–2015), who was also Rector of Tunis.
Christ the King Church, Tripoli, Libya
St George's Anglican Church, Tunis, Tunisia
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Algiers, Algeria

Episcopal Area of the Horn of Africa 
According to the Diocese of Egypt, the Horn of Africa Episcopal Area includes work in the following countries: Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia.

There is presently only one church in the Episcopal Area of the Horn of Africa. The current Area (Assistant) Bishop is Grant LeMarquand.
St. Matthew's Anglican Church, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
There is also extensive mission activity in the Gambela Region.