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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Edwardsville, IL welcomes you to worship with them and participate in various community activities and programs.

Saint Bride's Episcopal Church is a welcoming and affirming community of worshipers in Oregon, Illinois that offers a nurturing spiritual home honoring both faith and intellectual inquiry. They welcome all baptized Christians to communion and pride themselves on creating a safe, non-judgmental space for faith exploration.

Emmanuel Memorial Episcopal Church is a diverse community centered around Jesus, welcoming people from various backgrounds and age groups to meaningful service and worship.

Grace Episcopal Church is a welcoming congregation that emphasizes community, bilingual worship, and an inclusive environment for all individuals, regardless of their background.

Church of the Holy Comforter is an Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Chicago, first established in 1902, committed to transforming ourselves and the world through Love.

St. Chrysostom’s Episcopal Church offers a welcoming, loving community of faith dedicated to worship, service, and engagement with the needs of our neighbors throughout Chicago.

Saint Paul's Episcopal Church is a historic parish offering a friendly loving atmosphere for worship and community in the Riverbend area.

Experience a vibrant Christian Community in the heart of Chicago, where all are welcome to embrace love for God, love for self, and love for neighbor.

Welcome to St. James Cathedral, a vibrant and historic Episcopal church where you're not just welcome - you belong.

The Church of the Ascension is a diverse and welcoming Episcopal Church located in Chicago’s Gold Coast neighborhood, rooted in the Anglo-Catholic tradition, aiming to provide a spiritual home for all who seek it.
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