We are grateful to the following partners, whose generous support help make the production of The Living Church possible. Sponsors All Souls’ Church 6400 North Pennsylvania Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73116 405.842.1461 | allsoulsokc.com All Souls’ Anglican Foundation was established in 1994 by a group of parishioners from All Souls’ Episcopal Church in Oklahoma City as an independent and duly registered 501(c)(3) charitable entity. The Foundation has as its sole purpose the perpetuation and expansion of traditional Anglican worship and theology. It has over the course of the years sponsored and organized a number of theological conferences and seminars with such noted speakers as William H. Ralston, James I. Packer, Robert Crouse, Peter Kreeft, Victor Lee Austin, Sir Roger Scruton, Leander Harding, George Sumner, Ephraim Radner, Edward Salmon, Michael Hawkins, Tony Burton, and others, and has also collaborated with Mockingbird Ministries. The Foundation was also a sponsoring partner in the development of the app iPray BCP. The Cathedral Church of All Saints 818 East Juneau Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53202 | 414.271.7719 ascathedral.org The Cathedral Church of All Saints has served as a center for mission, formation, and worship in the Diocese of Milwaukee since 1873. More than 100 saints are depicted in the windows and statuary keep vigil over a sacred space that is steeped in prayer and incense. Blessed Jackson Kemper, the first Bishop of Wisconsin, envisioned a cathedral that would be a center for formation, ministry, and worship. All Saints’ strives to live into that vision in the context of the 21st century. The liturgies at the cathedral allow worshipers to escape our loud and raucous world by offering a moment of transcendence. The 10 a.m. service on Sunday features a 30-voice choir that is unsurpassed in Milwaukee. All Saints’ is also resident to five ensembles and hosts numerous musical events throughout the year. The cathedral congregation extends service to the community through cooking and serving meals to the homeless and inner-city residents, and by underwriting feeding ministries with funds raised at the annual Hunger Book Sale, which generated $20,000 in the past year. Christ Church 510 Belknap Place San Antonio, TX 78212 210.736.3132 | cecsa.org Drawing, Changing, and Sending People through the Power of Christ is the mission statement of Christ Church, and we live it. Situated in urban San Antonio, Christ Church draws people from 15 Zip Codes and from all walks of life. The leading edge of our robust growth has been individuals and families who are between 20 and 40 years old. They come to be changed, as we expect all newcomers to complete Christ Church 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0, which invite participants into the foundational truths and life of our exciting Christian faith. And all of us expect to be sent. Every year we send mission teams to Honduras, Guatemala, Uganda, and into inner cities across the United States. All we need is for you to join us on this Gospel adventure! The Church of the Advent 30 Brimmer Street Boston, MA 02108 617.523.2377 | theadventboston.org Church of the Good Shepherd 2230 Walton Way Augusta, GA 30904 706.738.3386 | goodshepherd-augusta.org By the grace of God, we hope to make winsome witness to Jesus Christ in the new cultural context of the 21st century, a new apostolic era. We understand that it is the People of God, gathered, formed, and sent to their homes, neighborhoods, communities, and into the world, who are the primary means of sharing Good News of Jesus and offering caring service in his name to all of our neighbors. Church of the Good Shepherd 11122 Midway Road Dallas, TX 75229 214.351.6468 | goodshepherddallas.org Church of the Good Shepherd, Dallas, began 60 years ago as a neighborhood church and continues to thrive today. Excellence in biblical preaching, simple liturgy, beautiful music, children, and family-friendly ministry are all part of the worship experience. Founded more than a half-century ago as part of the educational mission of the church is Good Shepherd Episcopal School, a K-8, 600-student school that seeks to inspire children to learn with confidence, serve with compassion, and lead with courage. With strong commitments to youth ministry, outreach and mission, and strong pastoral care, Good Shepherd seeks to grow in faith and witness in North Dallas and beyond. Church of the Incarnation 3966 McKinney Avenue Dallas, TX 75204 214.521.5101 | incarnation.org facebook.com/IncarnationDFW | twitter.com/IncarnationDFW Church of the Incarnation is one of the largest and fastest-growing churches in the Episcopal Church. With creative programs for kids, students, couples, families, and seniors, Incarnation has become a magnet, especially for college students and young professionals. Enthusiastically traditional in its teaching and preaching, the church over the past three years has seen 20 parishioners come forward with a call to holy orders. To accommodate the growth of the parish and to expand its ministries among the poor, the parish raised over $27 million in a recent capital campaign. In December 2015, Incarnation opened a new welcome center, education building, and contemporary worship chapel. Incarnation’s seven Sunday services include two Rite I Choral Eucharists, three Rite II Contemporary Uptown services with an outstanding contemporary band, and Choral Evensong. Strongly committed to living for others, the church runs a wide variety of social programs, investing over $1 million in outreach support to the poor each year, helping local children, the homeless, and those in need around the globe via missions. When in Dallas, drop by and visit us — we’d love to meet you! The Church of the Redeemer 222 South Palm Avenue Sarasota, FL 34236 941.955.4263 | redeemersarasota.org Facebook.com/RedeemerSarasota | twitter.com/RedeemerSRQ Whether you live in sunny Sarasota year-round, stay here seasonally, or are visiting this beautiful city on Florida’s “cultural coast” for the first time on business or pleasure, the Church of the Redeemer, situated on Sarasota’s vibrant downtown bayfront, invites and welcomes all to worship with us. Known for its rich liturgical life and as a family church devoted to worship and service, Redeemer offers Sunday worship at 7:30, 9, and 11 a.m., and Spanish Mass at 1 p.m. Contemporary Mass is at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Weekdays, Mass is said daily at 10 a.m., with additional Masses offered Wednesday, 7:30 a.m., and Thursday, 5:30 p.m. Throughout every season, Redeemer is abundant with activity. The parish offers a multitude of ways for members and guests from the community to engage, including world-class musicians and singers, renowned guest lecturers and preachers, lively and in-depth education and fellowship, monthly Evensong, after-school and summer activities for children, Bible study, book clubs, movie nights and beach runs, and a plethora of other opportunities for fellowship and spiritual growth. We welcome you to our parish! The Rev. Fredrick A. Robinson, rector The Church of St. John the Divine 2450 River Oaks Blvd. at Westheimer Houston, TX 77019 713.622.3600 | sjd.org St. John the Divine is a multi-generational, vibrant, and exciting Episcopal congregation dedicated to Changing Lives for God in Christ. We seek to live out God’s calling for us through four purposes: transform lives through a personal relationship with Jesus; mobilize our whole parish to serve others and change the world; equip the body of Christ to do the work of God; and strengthen the church to grow vibrant communities of faith. Conveniently located inside Houston’s inner loop, St. John the Divine offers traditional services with organ and choir, contemporary services with band, and Awesome Worship, a service created for young children and their families. Each service offers authentic worship and shows how God can change lives today. Church of the Transfiguration P.O. Box 1000 Vail, CO 81658 970.476.0618 | episcopalvail.com Transfiguration, Vail Valley, celebrates more than 40 years of watching Jesus reveal himself as God’s radiant Son amid the majestic Rocky Mountains of central Colorado. God’s provision has driven Transfiguration’s growth through many abundant blessings. Our church family enjoys weekly multi-campus worship in our three interfaith chapel and community centers situated throughout our mountain valley, sharing facility, program, and service with Jewish, Roman Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Anglican, and Pentecostal faith communities. We welcome members, seasonal members, and friends from around the Anglican Communion and from many Episcopal congregations across the country who enjoy the beauty and rigors of an active, outdoor lifestyle. We are proud to feature our ministries to infants, children, and youth as our premier congregational activities, alongside a robust commitment to outreach participation locally, nationally, and internationally. We serve our entire community by seeking to fulfill a true parish vision for Eagle County. We are a vibrant congregation for a Living Church! Community of St. Mary, Eastern Province 242 Cloister Way Greenwich, NY 12834 518.692.3028 | stmaryseast.org The Community of St. Mary, Southern Province 1100 St. Mary’s Lane Sewanee, TN 37375 931.598.0046 | stmary-conventsewanee.org The Community of St. Mary, Southern Province, is a women’s Benedictine community within the Episcopal Church that expresses its way of life through care for the body, the soul, and the earth. We seek to address the spiritual and temporal needs of our society through our life of prayer and solitude, our ministry to the poor, through spiritual direction and hospitality, the various endeavors of our Organic Prayer Program and our website, and through our work in churches — both in the United States and the Philippines. We serve as a spiritual resource for all seekers, especially those interested in Benedictine spirituality, care for creation, and concern for the poor. Our patron, St. Mary, is the model for our “yes” to God, through which we respond to the needs of our society and practice responsible stewardship. Our convent, gardens, and grounds represent part of our contribution to the healing of the earth and its creatures. Through them and through us, we seek to offer a quiet, friendly environment where we and others may listen to God, learn from God’s Word and from creation, and put our faith into practice by promoting a healthy, balanced, and compassionate lifestyle for all. The Diocese of Central Florida 1017 E. Robinson Street Orlando, FL 32801 407.423.3567 | cfdiocese.org The Diocese of Central Florida, based in the 15-county heart of the booming, diverse Sunshine State, is building on the past for the future. Throngs of newcomers to Florida include college students, young workers looking for jobs, business transfers, and retirees. Some speak English. Some speak little English. Our congregations are assessing their vocation and influence in their neighborhoods. We are asking God to teach us what it means to be salt, light, and a city set on a hill. We are learning to think of parishes not merely as buildings but as the communities all around us. The Diocese of Central Florida is making it a priority to recruit, educate, and raise up new leaders, both lay and ordained, for common mission. Our Institute for Christian Studies, Cursillo, and the Commission on Ministry have joined the Rt. Rev. Gregory Brewer in helping establish new standards for discernment and training for those seeking ordination. The diocesan mission is to embody the Great Commandment and the Great Commission: to spread the gospel by showing God’s love to our neighbors in towns, regions, Florida, and across the world. The Diocese of Dallas 1630 North Garrett Avenue Dallas, TX 75206 214.826.8310 | edod.org Robust evangelism, church plants, and Latino ministry illustrate the rich vibrancy of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas, where 11,000 believers sit in the pews each Sunday to worship at one of our approximately 70 parishes and missions. We are Resurrection people with a mission to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ. Our diocesan borders stretch east to Arkansas, north to Oklahoma, west to Tarrant County, and dip just south of Dallas. This is where you will find us feeding the hungry, ministering to prisoners, engaging in formation, and changing lives. Come to one of our churches and experience the joy of knowing Christ and being in communion with his people. The Diocese of Florida 325 N. Market Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 904.356.1328 | diocesefl.org The Bishop’s Institute for Ministry & Leadership in the Episcopal Diocese of Florida offers quality education at the local level for the training of priests, deacons, and lay leaders, and provides continuing education for both clergy and laity. It is also working to provide educational resources for parishes within the diocese to assist them in developing their various ministries and educational offerings within the parish. In addition, the Institute promotes retreats, events, and forums that bring outstanding speakers from the wider Church and from many different backgrounds here to our diocese. Founded in 1838, the diocese, with its 63 churches and missions, stretches east from the Apalachicola River to the Atlantic Ocean, and south from the Georgia border to the Palm Coast region. Our 12 diocesan schools range from preschool to high school. Currently three campus ministries serve Florida State University, the University of Florida, and the University of North Florida. The Camp Weed and Cerveny Conference Center welcomes more than 650 summer campers and 35,000 guests annually. Multiple diocesan outreach ministries serve rural and urban areas with prison ministry serving those in correctional institutions. The call to serve all God’s people has remained steadfast and directed by the Holy Spirit over the past 177 years. The Diocese of Oklahoma 924 N. Robinson Oklahoma City, OK 73102 405.232.4820 | epiok.org | twitter.com/epidiook The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma covers the entire state, nearly 70,000 square miles spanning numerous geographic landscapes. It includes approximately 25,000 Episcopalians, 70 congregations, and 150 resident clergy. We are divided into six regions and support five Episcopal schools, two residential communities for mature adults, and a thriving camp and conference center, St. Crispin’s. The Diocese of Oklahoma is a member of Province VII, consisting of 12 other dioceses in close proximity. Out of all of the dioceses in the Episcopal Church, the Diocese of Oklahoma has consistently seen growth in the past several years. The State of the Church report shows that our diocese is growing at a rate of over four percent. In April 2014, our diocese held the Reclaiming the Gospel of Peace Conference, an Episcopal national gathering to challenge the epidemic of violence. Bishops, clergy, and laity from throughout the Episcopal Church explored the realities of violence and rededicated themselves to the gospel of peace. Our current capital campaign for St. Crispin’s Camp and Conference Center will help us provide a remodel with significant enhancements to our facilities. These enhancements will allow us to more effectively serve people of all faiths who come to St. Crispin’s for rest, relaxation, and renewal. The Diocese of Southern Ohio 412 Sycamore Street Cincinnati, OH 45202 513.421.0311 | diosohio.org The Diocese of Southern Ohio is home to more than 25,000 Episcopalians. Our communities of faith can be found in Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton, and in many farm towns and county seats across 40 counties in the southern half of the state. Southern Ohio has long been recognized for innovation and leadership throughout the Episcopal Church, and many initiatives that have carried the church through difficult times, such as Forward Movement and Episcopal Relief and Development, were born through the faithful work of the people of this diocese. This spirit of mission and inclusion carries on today through the words of our mission statement, which guide the mission and ministry of the diocese: As Episcopalians in the Diocese of Southern Ohio, we commit ourselves to know the common story, proclaim our common faith, pray our common prayer, drink the common cup, serve the common good. In the Name of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This is our common ministry. The Diocese of Springfield 821 South Second Street Springfield, IL 62704 217.525.1876 | episcopalspringfield.org The Diocese of Springfield is one church, organized for mission into geographic parishes, manifested in eucharistic communities and communities-in-formation, with a goal of becoming concretely present in all 60 counties of central and southern Illinois. Our focus is on forming faithful Christian disciples who are competent to proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ in word and deed. The Diocese of Tennessee 3700 Woodmont Boulevard Nashville, TN 37215 615.251.3322 | edtn.org The Diocese of Tennessee is a eucharistic community of 16,000 Episcopalians in 45 congregations in Middle Tennessee. As followers of the risen Christ, we are: Open to the power of God: when we gather we are expecting God to show up and transform us and the communities in which we live; obedient to the command of our Lord Jesus Christ who said, “Go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing and teaching, and proclaiming the good news to all creation”; responsive to the needs of the world, for healing and reconciliation; committed to our life together as a diocese, for the sake of the life of the world. We are thankful for the grace of God that makes all this possible. The Diocese of Texas 1225 Texas Avenue Houston, TX 77002 800.318.4452 | epicenter.org Historically focused on evangelism, service, and reconciliation, the Episcopal Diocese of Texas seeks to be a resource for our congregations and the broader church. Several foundations support unique and inspired ministries for growth within our congregations, new church plants, and the expansion of missional communities into a diversity of settings to bring the gospel to a world in need. Episcopal Health Foundation continues to reach into the 57 counties of the diocese to support and encourage initiatives that bring health and wellness. The diocese is in formal partnership with the Dioceses of North Dakota, Costa Rica, and Southern Malawi, while additional mission work is carried out in additional countries in Central and South America, Africa, and throughout the United States. Camp Allen welcomes more than 1,900 summer campers and hosts an additional 52,000 guests at conferences, retreats, and events annually, including the House of Bishops, Fortune 500 companies, universities, and state agencies. The Invite, Welcome, Connect ministry trains congregations to actively engage visitors and incorporate them into the life of a parish. Videos and checklists are online. Sharing Faith Dinners were celebrated in a dozen dioceses across the country on May 19, 2016. The event brings people together in small groups around a simple meal to talk about their faith experiences. The LOGOS Project, featuring speakers like Sister Joan Chittister and Barbara Crafton, offers short videos and small group questions for adult education. We understand our apostolic work is to become agents of transformation in the world and to use our gifts to form leaders for the Church today and in the future. The Diocese of Western New York 1064 Brighton Road Tonawanda, NY 14150 716.881.0660 | episcopalwny.org The future of God’s kingdom is the focus in the Diocese of Western New York. Through the leadership of Bishop R. William Franklin, our congregations are weaving a cooperative Web of Grace and pioneering innovative ways to share the Good News of Jesus Christ and make their facilities sustainable for generations to come. Worship in our congregations ranges from traditional Anglo-Catholic to contemporary, including multimedia, jazz, and 12-step spirituality services. We believe that all people are children of God. This belief is evident in the mission and outreach conducted by our members and in the hospitality we extend to all. Episcopal Church Foundation 475 Riverside Drive, Suite 750 New York, NY 10115 800.697.2858 | episcopalfoundation.org ECF is a lay-led and independent organization, serving the Episcopal Church since 1949. ECF partners with congregations, dioceses, and other Episcopal faith communities, empowering them to engage in strategic visioning and planning, develop effective lay and clergy leadership teams, and raise financial resources for ministry. Programs include: ECF First Step: An online assessment tool for congregations to identify challenges and growth opportunities ECF Vital Practices: A Web-based resource for lay and clergy leaders Fellowship Partners Program: Support for emerging scholars and ministry leaders with creative opportunities Vital Teams: An innovative model of leadership development that empowers lay and clergy leaders to become effective teams Planned Giving: Education, planning, and support in establishing planned giving programs Capital Campaigns: Customized consultation to raise financial resources for physical assets and other purposes that emphasizes revitalizing the community Endowment Management Solutions: Professional consultation and assistance in visioning, structuring, investing and growing endowments Annual Giving & Development: Customized service options rooted in a spirituality of fundraising that includes consulting, training, and formation Donor Solutions: Opportunities for individuals to meet charitable goals through Donor-advised Funds Lilly Endowment National Initiative: Provides lay and clergy leaders with resources and tools to help address financial and leadership challenges Jerusalem Peacebuilders P.O. Box 2020 West Brattleboro, VT 05301 802.254.0068 | jerusalempeacebuilders.org The future of Jerusalem is the future of the world, and Jerusalem Peacebuilders (JPB) both works and prays for the peace of Jerusalem. JPB promotes peace by offering Jewish, Christian, and Muslim youth from Jerusalem and the United States the opportunity to become one family. Our summer programs in Israel, Houston, and Vermont empower teens to be leaders by focusing on spiritual resilience, interfaith understanding, lifelong friendships, and social justice. God’s merciful grace abounds, and our intensive, high-quality programs change the trajectory of our participants’ lives. Currently we are launching new programs for youth in Connecticut and for young professionals in Vermont. A passion for peace drives our mission; volunteer and institutional partnerships power our program. Pray and work with us for the peace of Jerusalem. Saint Francis Foundation 405 East Iron Avenue Salina, KS 67401 800.898.4896 | thesaintfrancisfoundation.org Saint James School 17641 College Road Hagerstown, MD 21740 301.733.9330 | stjames.edu Internationally recognized as one of the best small boarding schools in the country, Saint James School has remained faithful to the Anglo-Catholic tradition since its founding in 1842. Rigorous academics, daily chapel, fully developed athletics and fine arts programs, and real opportunities for student leadership and community service prepare and inspire our graduates to be “leaders for good in the world.” Located 70 miles from Washington, D.C., our 700-acre campus is a serene home for 235 students from 15 states and 18 countries. With all faculty residing on campus, close relationships between teachers and students are the core of our community. St. David’s Church 763 S. Valley Forge Road Wayne, PA 19087 610.688.7947 | stdavidschurch.org Rooting all things in worship, St. David’s Church, 3,000 strong, offers a wide variety of opportunities for our parish family to grow in their faith and put their faith in action week by week, both at home and in the world. Our church’s shared life extends into learning for all ages, dozens of individual ministries, and outreach into the wider community and world. Whether it is packaging essentials for low-income children, assisting in building for our companion parishes in Guatemala, or supporting the housing, feeding, and education of 2,500 students at schools in Uganda, we continue to live into our fourth century of mission and ministry in Christ’s name. St. Dunstan’s Church 14301 Stuebner Airline Road Houston, TX 77069 281.440.1600 | saintdunstans.org Offering both cathedral-style services in the Catholic tradition and informal eucharistic worship with Christian praise music, St. Dunstan’s is focused on effectively reaching its community with the Good News of Jesus Christ. The parish seeks to cultivate a liturgically diverse, generously orthodox, scripturally centered, and outwardly focused group of Christ-followers who are capable of giving the gift of a joyful Anglicanism to the world. The congregation is attracting young and old alike to its blend of evangelical preaching and vibrant sacramental worship, high-quality ministries for children and youth, and commitment to service. The parish has enthusiastically approved the Jubilee Campaign, a three-year effort to give $900,000 in capital giving and start-up funding to our diocesan camp, our mission efforts abroad, and efforts to relieve the suffering of the poor in our community. The new Hope Center will be a flagship ministry to hardest to reach populations among our local homeless. St. George’s Church 4715 Harding Road Nashville, TN 37205 615.385.2150 | stgeorgesnashville.org St. George’s Church, Nashville, is a growing and vibrant parish committed to a gracious expression of Anglicanism within the Episcopal Church. Our reason for being is “to receive, live, and share the abundant life of Jesus Christ.” We see this purpose statement as the spiritual DNA embedded within each and every parish ministry. Our common life flows out of a primary commitment to beautiful, reverent, and relevant Anglican worship that places the crucified and risen Christ at the center. Our expanding discipleship ministries rest on the conviction that all Christians can be empowered to carry on the Lord’s work. With strong support (and challenge) from professional staff, more and more of our learning in Christ is lay-led, feeding a dynamic leadership pipeline for the future. And by placing the Great Commandment and the Great Commission ever before us, we look beyond comfortable parochialism to an even more deliberate missional orientation, generous and passionate in outreach and evangelism. St. John’s Church 1 West Macon Street Savannah, GA 31401 912.232.1251 | stjohnssav.org St. John’s Church in Savannah, chartered in 1841, is an unusually traditional parish within the Episcopal Church, a church that still walks in the “old paths” of Anglican belief and practice. Committed to upholding and propagating the historic Faith and Order of the Catholic Church as set forth in the Anglican formularies and shared with the Anglican Communion, our priorities are reverent worship “in the beauty of holiness,” according to the forms preserved in the 1928 Prayer Book; teaching, preaching, administration of the Sacraments, and pastoral care grounded in Scripture and the Church’s tradition; and support for young families raising children in the faith. Its Gothic Revival church building, consecrated in 1853, is notable for its stained glass, beamed roof, and majestic reredos. The Parish House, one of Savannah’s finest antebellum mansions, is a place of hospitality for all; and Cranmer Hall (2004) provides up-to-date facilities in an attractive setting for Christian education and community outreach. St. Mark’s Cathedral 908 Rutherford Street Shreveport, LA 71104 318.221.3360 | stmarkscathedral.net Fellowship, worship, and service are joined closely at St. Mark’s Cathedral, Shreveport. Newcomers are welcomed at breakfast once a month before the 10:30 service. On Wednesday nights, supper is served before the evening’s choir practices, youth programs, and a short conversational lecture for adults on Scripture and the spiritual life. The cathedral’s choral program includes the Boys and Girls Choir, dedicated to the highest musical standards, to educating and forming young people through music, and to enriching the cultural life of Shreveport. Adults participate in the Cathedral Choir, which sings a repertoire from Gregorian chant to 21st-century sacred music for the 10:30 service. The Evensong choir is an auditioned group made of up staff singers and adult volunteers who sing for weekly Choral Evensong, joining the Boys and Girls Choir. The Community Ministries is particularly concerned with meeting the needs of children, the homeless, elderly, and the victims of poverty, crime, and religious persecution, not only locally but around the world. The Cooking Crew prepares meals together monthly for several area groups. St. Martin’s Church 717 Sage Road Houston, TX 77056 713.621.3040 | stmartinsepiscopal.org Archbishop Justin Welby recently offered these wise words: “The best decision anyone can ever make, at any point in life, in any circumstance, whoever they are, wherever they are, is to become a disciple of Jesus Christ.” This quote fully sums up the core mission of St. Martin’s: to “make and grow disciples of Christ.” Carved into St. Martin’s pulpit are the words from Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians: “For I resolved to know nothing while I was amongst you except Jesus Christ and him crucified” (2:2). With more than 9,200 members and an average of 18,000 events on our campus every year, there is but one, major, over-arching goal: to make Jesus Christ known in such a way that visitors as well as members come to embrace him as Lord and Savior. We are deeply committed to providing a wide array of opportunities for worship, discipleship, fellowship, service, and outreach; but resting behind each of these opportunities is a deep desire to connect all people with Jesus Christ. We offer six worship services on Sundays and three on Wednesdays, a cornucopia of Christian education opportunities throughout the week, and mission initiatives in greater Houston and beyond our borders to Costa Rica, Bolivia, and Honduras. We welcome all those who seek to “know Christ and make him known.” Come join us! St. Michael and All Angels Church 8011 Douglas Avenue Dallas, TX 75225 214.363.5471 | saintmichael.org At the end of World War II, the Bishop of Dallas established a new parish for the growing area then referred to as “North Dallas.” Today, Saint Michael and All Angels is one of the largest Episcopal churches in the United States, serving more than 6,500 communicants. In 1948, our founders built a Gothic stone structure, which is now the Saint Michael Chapel. The “main” midcentury modern church was completed in 1961. Over the intervening years the campus was expanded to meet the needs of growing ministries and attendance. Today, the church is surrounded by high-rise office towers and retail shops to its north, and residential communities to its south. People come to Saint Michael and All Angels to worship God in the dignified beauty of the liturgy, music, and sacraments, and seeking Christian formation for their families. They come to be comforted and reconciled, and to be inspired to live their baptismal vows. St. Philip’s in the Hills Church 4440 North Campbell Avenue Tucson, AZ 85728 520.299.6421 | stphilipstucson.org St. Philip’s Church is a historic part of the Tucson community — known for our beautiful setting, world-class music, open doors, and the way we embrace the diversity of God’s creation and support others in their relationships with God and discernment of their unique gifts. Worshipers are continually inspired by views from the 12-foot arched window behind the altar that reveals the desert and the Santa Catalina Mountains beyond. The buildings and gardens of St. Philip’s have long drawn the attention and admiration of artists, photographers, and other guests. We are devoted to welcoming, encouraging, and empowering all to grow in faith and to do God’s work in the world. Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue 1 West 53rd Street New York, NY 10019 212.757.7013 | SaintThomasChurch.org We are a vibrant, diverse parish of the Episcopal Diocese of New York, located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan at 5th Avenue and 53rd Street. One of the finest examples of gothic architecture in North America, our church is open every day of the year and home to the world-famous Saint Thomas Choir of Men and Boys. Our liturgy is beautiful, traditional, and welcoming, and our education programs are exemplary. Our community outreach activities include a Saturday soup kitchen. Our concert series is world-renowned. Our Choir School is unique and transforms boys’ lives, helping them move on after eighth grade to some of the best schools in the United States. A boarding school that offers one of the most outstanding musical educations in the nation, details on the school and admissions may be found at choirschool.org. St. Timothy’s Church 4523 Six Forks Road Raleigh, NC 27609 919.787.7590 | StTimothysChurch.org St. Paul enjoins St. Timothy to “study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth” (2 Tim. 2:15). The people of St. Timothy’s Church in Raleigh, North Carolina, take these words seriously and attempt as best they know how to fulfill this charge as a parish family and as individual members of Christ’s body — by faithful worship according to the Book of Common Prayer, reading and studying Holy Scripture, and taking part in the fellowship of the parish family. The church supports St. Timothy’s School, founded in 1958 as the first non-public day school to be accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools. The school has earned an indelible reputation for high academic standards as well as Christian morals and values. Trinity Church 2365 Pine Ave. Vero Beach, FL 772.567.1146 | trinityvero.org Founded in 1926, Trinity Episcopal Church continues to serve the people of Vero Beach with an orthodox Anglican witness. Our mission is threefold: Traditional worship, biblical preaching, and family focus. Our worship and music are grounded in the very best of traditional Anglican worship, our preaching is Bible-based, and our programming is focused on growth as a family in Christ. We recently concluded a $5 million endowment campaign which will enable to us to serve more actively in Vero Beach and beyond. Grounded in the Catholic faith, Trinity Episcopal Church is one of the fastest growing parishes in the Diocese of Central Florida and we invite you to join us for worship, or visit us online at trinityvero.org. Trinity Church, Wall Street 74 Trinity Place New York, NY 10006 212.602.0800 | trinitywallstreet.org Trinity Church Wall Street is a vibrant and welcoming Episcopal parish community that carries out a wide-ranging ministry of service to others. With Trinity Church and St. Paul’s Chapel as its cornerstones in Lower Manhattan, Trinity advocates for a more just and fair world locally and globally, with partners in Africa, Asia, Europe, and across North America. Trinity’s outreach in New York City includes St. Margaret’s House, a subsidized apartment building for elderly and disabled residents; the Parish Center, a free space with neighborhood resources; a Brown Bag Lunch program that serves lunch to those in need daily; a cold-weather homeless shelter; programs to disrupt the “school-to-prison” pipeline; and an award-winning preschool. More than 20 worship services are offered every week, many of which are webcast and viewed by tens of thousands of people worldwide. Now in its fourth century of ministry, Trinity welcomes approximately 3 million visitors per year. Guarantors Camp Allen 18800 FM 362 Navasota, TX 77868 936.825.7175 | campallen.org Canterbury Retreat & Conference Center 1601 Alafaya Trail, Oviedo, FL 32765 407.365.5571 | canterburyretreat.org Christ Church 46 River Street Cooperstown, NY 13326 607.547.9555 | christchurchcooperstown.org Christ Church Cathedral 115 S. Conception St. Mobile, AL 36602 251.438.1822 | christchurchcathedralmobile.org Christ Church Cathedral 900 Broadway Nashville, TN 37203 615.255.7729 | christcathedral.org Christ Church, Georgetown 31st and O Streets, N.W. Washington, DC 20007 202.333.6677 | christchurchgeorgetown.org Church of the Ascension 1030 Johnston Street Lafayette, LA 70501 337.232.2732 | ascensionlafayette.com Church of the Good Shepherd 700 S. Upper Broadway Corpus Christi, TX 78401 361.882.1735 | cotgs.org Church of the Good Shepherd 331 Lake Avenue Maitland, FL 32751 407.644.5350 | goodshepherdmaitland.com Church of the Good Shepherd, established in 1881 and consecrated on March 17, 1883, was built largely through the efforts of the Rt. Rev. Henry Benjamin Whipple, who laid a firm foundation based on sound biblical doctrine, personal integrity, and active servanthood. His emphasis on evangelistic preaching, healing, and the need for Christian unity remain at the heart of the Good Shepherd community today. 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Albuquerque, NM 87120 505.881.0636 | dioceserg.org Diocese of Southeast Florida 525 N.E. 15th Street Miami, FL 33132 305-373-0881 | diosef.org Diocese of Southwest Florida 8005 25th Street East Parrish, FL 34219 941.556.0315 | episcopalswfl.org The Diocese of Upper South Carolina 1115 Marion Street Columbia, SC 29201 803.771.7800 | edusc.org | facebook.com/eduscnews | twitter.com/eduscnews Diocese of Virginia 110 West Franklin Street Richmond, VA 23220 804.643.8451 | thediocese.net Diocese of West Virginia 1608 Virginia Street East Charleston, WV 25361 304.344.3597 | wvdiocese.org Episcopal Church in Connecticut 290 Pratt Street, Box 52 Meriden, CT 06450 203.639.3501 | episcopalct.org Episcopal Church in Minnesota 1101 West Broadway Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55411 612.871.5311 | http://episcopalmn.org/ Episcopal Church in Mississippi 118 North Congress St. Jackson, MS 32901 601.948.5954 | dioms.org Grace Church 1815 Hall St. S.E. Grand Rapids, MI 49506 616.241.4631 | gracechurchgr.org Grace Church 802 Broadway New York, NY 10003 212.254.2000 | gracechurchnyc.org St. Francis Church 345 Piney Point Road Houston, TX 77024 713.782.1270 | sfch.org St. Francis’s Church 10033 River Road Potomac, MD 20854 301.365.2055 | stfrancispotomac.org St. Joseph of Arimathea 103 Country Club Drive Hendersonville, TN 37075 615.824.2910 | stjosephofarimathea.org St. Michael’s By-the-Sea 2775 Carlsbad Boulevard Carlsbad, CA 92008 760.729.8901 | stmichaelsbythesea.org St. Matthew’s Church 1101 Forest Avenue Richmond, VA 23229 804.288.1911 | stmattsrva.org Parish of Calvary-St. George’s 61 Gramercy Park North, Floor 2 New York, NY 10010 646.723.4178 | calvarystgeorges.org St. John’s Church 146 1st Street Troy, NY 518.274.5884 | stjohnstroy.org St. John’s Parish Day School 9130 Frederick Road Ellicott City, MD 21042 410.465.7644 | stjohnspds.org St. Peter’s Church 110 North Warson Road St. Louis, MO 63124 314.993.2306 | stpetersepiscopal.org St. Stephen’s Church 82 Kimberly Drive Durham, NC 27707 919.493.5451 | ststephensdurham.dionc.org S. Stephen’s Church 114 George St., Providence, RI 02906 401.421.6702 | sstephens.org) Society of Mary, American Region Superior: Fr. John D. Alexander 114 George Street Providence, RI 02906 somamerica.org Truro Anglican Church 10520 Main Street Fairfax, VA 22030 703.273.1300 | truroanglican.com Associates Christ Church 503 East Walworth Avenue Delavan, WI 53115 262.728.5292 | www.christchurchdelavan.com Christ Church 118 South Bois d’Arc Tyler, TX 75702 903.597.9854 | christchurchtyler.org Christ & St. Stephen’s Church 120 West 69th Street New York, NY 10023 212.787.2755 | csschurch.org Christ the King Church 480 North County Highway 393 Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459 904.285.6127 | christthekingfl.org Church of the Holy Family 200 Hayes Rd. Chapel Hill, NC 27517 919.942.3108 | chfepiscopal.org Church of the Redeemer 2700 Warren Circle Irving, TX 75062 972.255.4171 | redeemer-irving.org Church of the Savior 110 South Alma Drive Allen, TX 75013 214.785.1612 | ofthesavior.org Diocese of Arizona 114 West Roosevelt Street Phoenix, AZ 85003 602.254.0976 | azdiocese.org Diocese of East Carolina 705 Doctors Drive Kinston, NC 28501 252.522.0885 | diocese-eastcarolina.org Diocese of Nevada 9480 S. Eastern Avenue Las Vegas, NV 89123 702.737.9190 | episcopalnevada.org Diocese of North Dakota 3600 25th Street South Fargo, ND 58104 701.235.6688 | ndepiscopal.org Diocese of Northern Indiana 117 N. Lafayette Boulevard South Bend, IN 46601 574.233.6489 | ednin.org Diocese of Northwest Texas 1802 Broadway Lubbock, TX 79401 806.763.1370 | nwtdiocese.org Diocese of Olympia 1551 10th Avenue East Seattle, WA 98102 206.325.4200 | ecww.org Diocese of Pittsburgh 325 Oliver Ave., Suite 300 Pittsburgh, PA 15222 412.721.0853 | episcopalpgh.org Diocese of Rochester 935 East Avenue Henrietta, NY 585.473.2977 | http://episcopalrochester.org/ The Episcopal Church in Delaware 913 Wilson Road Wilmington, DE 19803 302.256.0374 | delaware.church/ The Episcopal Church in Maine 143 State Street Portland, ME 04101 207.772.1953 | episcopalmaine.org Holy Spirit Church 1624 Wooded Acres Drive Waco, TX 76710 254.772.1982 | holyspiritwaco.com Mockingbird Ministries 100 West Jefferson Street Charlottesville, VA 22902 434.293.2347 | mbird.com St. Andrew’s Church 5801 Hampton St. Pittsburgh, PA 15206 412.661.1245 | standrewspgh.org St. Augustine’s Oak Cliff 1302 W. Kiest Blvd. Dallas, TX 75224 214.371.3441 | staugustinesoakcliff.org St. John’s Church 215 Lafayette Avenue Passaic, NJ 07055 973.779.0966 | stjohnspriestpassaic.com St. John’s Church 211 North Monroe St. Tallahassee, FL 32301 850.222.2636 | www.saint-john.org St. Michael and All Angels Church 602 N. Wilmot Road Tucson, AZ 85711 520.886.7292 | smallangelstucson.org St. Timothy’s Church 2575 Parkway Drive Winston-Salem, NC 27103 336.765.0294 | sttimothysws.org
