Saint John's Episcopal Church

Saint Gabriel the Archangel Catholic Church is a Catholic parish located in Saint Louis, Missouri, united in the Eucharist and the teachings of the Church. The community gathers for worship, prayer, and service to others.

Saint Ambrose Catholic Church is a historic parish founded in 1903 to serve Italian immigrants working on railroads in St. Louis, and remains a cornerstone of the Heart of The Hill neighborhood with approximately 890 registered families and a Catholic Elementary School.

Historic Saint Mary of Victories Catholic Church, just south of the Gateway Arch, is a splendid and unique part of the heritage of old Saint Louis. Founded in 1843 for German immigrants, it became the city's Hungarian Catholic Church and cultural center in 1956.

Welcome to the Historic Shrine of St. Joseph, a wonderful church that aims to draw visitors more deeply into life in Christ through its worshiping community.

Oak Hill Presbyterian Church is a small, active congregation in St. Louis that focuses on worship, love, service, and growth within the community.

Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral is the central parish in The Diocese of West Missouri, serving as an inclusive and affirming community united by Christ's redeeming love.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church is a growing community of faith that seeks to live and grow in the love of Jesus Christ, welcoming and affirming people from all walks of life in the context of ancient liturgy and beautiful architecture.

St. John's Episcopal Church has existed since 1841 as a witness to God’s grace. We worship in an open, welcoming environment and serve the community with hospitality, gratitude, and generosity as we continue to grow in our faith and commitment to Jesus Christ.

Trinity is a progressive Episcopal Church where our commitment to the radical gospel of Christ calls us to worship God, welcome the seeker, sustain the faithful, and serve those in need.

Saint John’s is a diverse and welcoming Episcopal Church located in Springfield’s historic Midtown neighborhood. Part of the world-wide Anglican Communion, we are rooted in the catholic tradition.