Episcopal Churches in Connecticut

Saint Paul’s Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church in Litchfield, Connecticut, in the Anglican tradition of liturgical worship, sacramental life, and the via media. The congregation welcomes all seekers and believers.

Immanuel Saint James Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in Derby, Connecticut, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

Saint Luke's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in Glastonbury, Connecticut, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

Bishop Seabury Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in Groton, Connecticut, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

Saint Pauls Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in Fairfield, Connecticut, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

Saint James Episcopal Church is an Episcopal congregation serving Farmington, Connecticut. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Christ Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church in Woodbridge, Connecticut, in the Anglican tradition of liturgical worship, sacramental life, and the via media. The congregation welcomes all seekers and believers.

Saint James Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church in East Haven, Connecticut, in the Anglican tradition of liturgical worship, sacramental life, and the via media. The congregation welcomes all seekers and believers.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in New Haven, Connecticut, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

Saint Luke's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in New Haven, Connecticut, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.