Episcopal Churches in New York

Saint John's in the Wilderness Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church in Stony Point, New York, in the Anglican tradition of liturgical worship, sacramental life, and the via media. The congregation welcomes all seekers and believers.

St. John's Episcopal Church in Tuckahoe, Yonkers, is a community focused on ancient liturgical worship and contemporary views, inviting everyone on their journey of faith.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church is a welcoming community in Albany, New York, focused on worship and service through the Gospel.

St. Paul's Chapel is a historic colonial-era Anglican church founded in 1766 as an outreach center for Trinity Church, and the oldest public building in continuous use in Manhattan. It serves as an active worshipping community and cultural venue that welcomed over 1 million visitors annually, including 9/11 recovery workers.

St. Peter's Episcopal Church is an intentionally inclusive community that offers a welcoming space for all. Established in 1823, it is committed to outreach and support for various groups.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church is dedicated to bringing Christ to the community through words and deeds.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Western New York and welcomes all to worship. The church practices an inclusive, welcoming approach to faith and community.

St Luke's Episcopal Church's mission is to CONNECT all people, let them DISCOVER God’s love, empower them to SERVE, and watch them GROW.

St. John’s Episcopal Church is a vibrant and inclusive Christian congregation that welcomes all individuals regardless of their background or identity.

The Church of St. John the Evangelist is a warm, nurturing community where all are welcome, dedicated to achieving and spreading the biblical virtues of faith, hope, and love.

We of The Episcopal Church of Saint James are a Christian community called to worship together and to spread the Gospel. Our mission is to foster reconciliation and unity with God in Christ by serving humanity, loving and nurturing one another and sharing our personal relationship with God.

St. George's Episcopal Church in Bed-Stuy seeks to restore the Last, the Least, and the Lost in unity with God and each other in Christ through Fellowship, Worship, Education, Discipleship, Outreach, Care-Giving, and Evangelism. A historic Victorian Gothic landmark designated by the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission.

St. George's Church welcomes all to celebrate their faith in Hempstead, New York, and is part of the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion.

The Church of St. Barnabas is an Episcopal Church in Irvington, NY, characterized by its legacy of inclusion and commitment to compassion, dignity, and generosity in service to the community.

Grace Episcopal Church is called by God to live the way of Jesus through a ministry of reconciliation, seeking to restore all people to unity with God and each other, through prayer, worship, spiritual growth, witness and action.

Christ Episcopal Church is a small, family-centered farming community that offers a caring, supportive, and safe space for its congregation and the surrounding communities, emphasizing inclusivity and spiritual growth.

All Angels' Church is an Episcopal church on the Upper West Side of Manhattan serving since 1846, rooted in Anglican tradition and committed to encountering Christ through liturgy, music, and community engagement for justice and mercy in New York City.

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church is a welcoming community where members gather in the name of Christ. They emphasize the presence of God among them when they come together.

At St. John's, it's about the three essentials of a healthy spiritual life: faith, family, and friends. We joyfully extend our warmest greetings to everyone, including members of the LGBTQ+ community.