Episcopal Churches in South Carolina

We love and serve the Lord by loving and serving one another. All are welcome to join our family and worship together.

At Christ Church, our doors are open to all visitors. We believe a community of diversity and acceptance starts in a safe and inclusive place of worship. We proudly follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and are committed to a lifelong religious journey through His teachings.

The Episcopal Church is a multinational denomination that welcomes all who worship Jesus Christ, with a mission to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ.

Church of the Holy Communion is an Episcopal congregation serving Charleston, South Carolina. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Grace Church Cathedral is a growing and vibrant Episcopal community in Charleston, South Carolina, where we strive to be 'a light in the city'.

Church of the Holy Cross is an Episcopal congregation serving Stateburg, South Carolina. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

St. Thomas Episcopal Church, anchored in 2000 years of Christian faith and tradition, has served since 1922.

Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is a place for transformation, where the community is empowered by the Word of God and characterized by love, learning, and action for the Good News.

At Christ Church, our doors are open to all visitors. We believe a community of diversity and acceptance starts in a safe and inclusive place of worship. We proudly follow in the footsteps of Jesus Christ and are committed to a lifelong religious journey through His teachings.

St Mary's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church located in Seven Oaks, Georgia, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

St. James Episcopal Church is an Anglican parish in Greenville, South Carolina offering traditional liturgical worship with both historic Rite I and contemporary Rite II services. The church emphasizes sacramental spirituality, community fellowship, and pastoral care through healing prayer and seasonal celebrations.

Saint George's Episcopal Church welcomes all to join in worship and community activities, offering various programs including Bible study and outreach initiatives.

St. Philip's Episcopal Church is a Historically Black Episcopal Congregation in Greenville, SC, established in 1914. The church is a family-oriented community focused on love and grace, where acceptance and warm welcomes define their communal life.

Saint Matthew's Episcopal Church embraces Holy Scripture, the Sacraments, and Christian tradition, welcoming all who seek a deeper understanding of Christ's teachings into a culture of love and service.

St. Margaret's Episcopal Church is a welcoming community that finds joy in seeking and serving God together, emphasizing love for God and neighbors through worship and outreach.

The Holy Trinity Reformed Episcopal Church is dedicated to proclaiming the unchanging Gospel of Jesus Christ while remaining faithful to the inerrant Word of God, and worshipping using the Biblical & time-honored Book of Common Prayer.

Saint James Episcopal Church is a welcoming community focused on spiritual growth and outreach, offering a range of services and events to engage and serve their congregation and the broader community.

Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church is situated in the vibrant West End district of downtown Greenville, where we gather to worship in the Anglo-Catholic tradition, witness to the life-changing implications of Jesus Christ’s reconciling love, and welcome all God’s children unreservedly into Christ’s Body, the Church.

Saint James Episcopal Church believes in a loving, liberating, and life-giving God and follows the teachings of Jesus Christ. They offer a welcoming community for worship and spiritual growth.

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church is a racially integrated congregation that strives to be a 'house of prayer for all people' by living into the commandment to love your neighbor as yourself, embodying inclusivity and radical welcome.