Episcopal Churches in Pennsylvania

St. Mark's is a traditional Anglican parish in the Reformed Episcopal Church committed to fulfilling the Great Commission through biblical, liturgical worship grounded in the Book of Common Prayer and offering a place to belong, a faith to believe in, and a rule to live by.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is a historic parish, established in Philadelphia in 1823, that has been redefining the idea of congregation since its rebirth in 2017.

The Memorial Church of the Good Shepherd is a diverse community of faith that gathers to be nourished by word and sacrament for the grace we need to live out our baptismal calling in everyday life.

Trinity Episcopal Church is a community of faith, promoting thoughtful dialogue about what God is calling us to do and be.

The Church of the Holy Trinity is a community engaged with the life of its neighborhood, striving to embrace diversity and be a place of joy and spirit. They focus on connecting with the wide breadth of people in the area.

The Episcopal Church of the Holy Cross welcomes all individuals on their life journey, offering a warm and genuine community rooted in Anglican traditions. It aims to reflect God's love and serves the parish, town, and world through prayer and hospitality.

Grace Episcopal Church is committed to learning and living in the hope, love, and acceptance of all, centered in Jesus, and aims to demonstrate God’s love to everyone, no exceptions.

The Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania is dedicated to fostering a sense of belonging within the church community, focusing on faith and the gifts of the Holy Spirit to transform the world.

Atonement is a place of hope where all people can come together as a family with a desire to learn from God’s Word, love the Lord and one another, and live to glorify God.

All Saints' Episcopal Church is a 250-year-old parish in Philadelphia's Torresdale area dedicated to embodying Jesus' message of inclusive love and justice. The church welcomes all people regardless of background, offering both in-person and online worship experiences centered on ancient liturgical traditions and contemporary social engagement.

An Episcopal congregation in Hatboro, PA, rooted in ancient traditions with an emphasis on weekly Holy Communion. Worship features music ranging from chant to traditional hymns to international and folk music. The church is active in community service including a food pantry and blood drives.

Resurrection Episcopal Church is a vibrant community that emphasizes a long-standing faith tradition, holding services both in-person and live-streamed. The church aims to actively engage the congregation in worship and outreach.

The Church of the Atonement is a parish church with a rich history focusing on the reconciliation of God and humankind through the life, death, and resurrection of Christ. It offers a welcoming community with regular worship services and various other activities.

St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church in Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, in the Anglican tradition of liturgical worship, sacramental life, and the via media. The congregation welcomes all seekers and believers.

Washington Memorial Chapel is a vibrant community of Christian faith rooted in the Anglican tradition, honoring George Washington and the Patriots of Valley Forge.

Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church is a welcoming parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. They are a family-oriented congregation committed to community outreach, ministry, and sharing God's message with those in need.

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, Whitemarsh is a vibrant, growing Episcopal parish with over 325 years of worship history, committed to traditional Anglican worship, biblical preaching, and servant ministry in their community.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church is a vibrant Christian community in Doylestown, welcoming everyone to worship and grow in faith, emphasizing fellowship, service, and education.

Bangor Episcopal Church seeks to be a community in Christ Jesus celebrating our heritage, vibrant in worship, and engaged in ministry and mission.