Episcopal Churches in New York

At Messiah, our mission is to be a place where hard questions can be asked, the healing power of love experienced and the joy of worship celebrated.

All Saints Berkshires Episcopal Church focuses on prayer, worship, and community service, welcoming all to their sanctuary.

The Church of the Divine Love is an Episcopal church in Montrose, NY committed to the authority of Holy Scriptures and offering beautiful worship through the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer, serving as a loving community gathered around Jesus.

St. Michael's Episcopal Church is a neighborhood parish in Colonie, NY devoted to knowing and worshipping Jesus Christ, loving one another, and serving their community through traditional liturgical worship and pastoral care.

Colonial-era Episcopal church with a 9/11 exhibit & a pew where George Washington worshiped.

Christ Church Episcopal is a sacramental Anglican community rooted in Jesus' command to love one another, with Holy Communion as their spiritual center. They focus on worship, formation, and serving others in the Tulsa community.

Saint Ignatius of Antioch Episcopal Church is a community that offers traditional worship experiences with various service times and emphasizes prayer and music in their liturgical practices.

Saint Anthony on the Desert is an inclusive Episcopal church that invites all to experience God’s love in a supportive place of timeless worship, authentic connection, and lifelong joy.

French Gothic–style Episcopal church with a tower, buttresses & stained-glass windows built in 1859.

St. Mark the Evangelist Episcopal Church is a community of faith sharing the love of Jesus Christ with one another and the world, striving to discover and meet the needs of the community through various ministries.

St. Paul's Episcopal Cathedral serves as a beacon of God’s love in Western New York through worship, inclusive fellowship, and community-driven service.

St. Michael's Church is an inclusive and diverse parish located in Manhattan, welcoming everyone on their spiritual journey and committed to community activities and worship.

Trinity Episcopal Church welcomes people of all ages and in all stages of their spiritual journey, offering vibrant Sunday worship services, Sunday School, Youth Group, and various educational, social, and service endeavors.

Transforming ourselves and our community through the unconditional love of Jesus Christ.

St. John's Episcopal Church is a historic Anglican community in Marcellus, NY, drawn together by love of God and a desire to pray, serve, learn, laugh, and sing together. The church welcomes all to worship and fellowship.

The Church of St. Matthew & St. Timothy is a joyous and diverse Episcopal congregation in New York City that seeks to reflect God's love through worship, education, and service. The church is fully bilingual (English-Spanish), economically diverse, multicultural, LGBTQIA+-affirming, and committed to justice.

Calvary Church, part of the Parish of Calvary-St. George's, is dedicated to fostering a community of prayer and worship with a commitment to Holy Communion and diverse programming.

Christ Episcopal Church invites you to worship with them, offering traditional services with a focus on community engagement and children's education.

Church of the Heavenly Rest believes in building a compassionate, inclusive community reflecting God's love, and offers programs for baptism, outreach, and worship.

St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery is an Episcopal congregation committed to radical welcome, social justice, and the arts, striving to embody the world they know is possible through worship, community care, and witness to liberation and dignity.