Episcopal Churches in Tennessee

Church of the Holy Communion is a Memphis Episcopal church committed to serving its community and fostering a welcoming environment.

The Episcopal Church in West Tennessee is a welcoming community of believers with many voices, yet one faith in Jesus Christ, united in the Book of Common Prayer, nurtured by the sacraments and empowered by the Word of God for our ministry in the world.

Church founded in 1832 with surviving 1844 nave & the city's oldest public building still in use.

Saint John's Episcopal Church is a welcoming spiritual home that invites all people to experience the power of worship and the Holy Spirit through its liturgical services and sacraments.

St. James Episcopal Church is an inclusive faith community in Knoxville committed to the mission of 'feeding and tending God's sheep' through justice, mercy, and humility, welcoming all people regardless of race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, or ability.

St. Peter's Episcopal Church is a welcoming community committed to worshiping together and serving Christ in all persons. We are open-minded and rich in tradition, dedicated to growing in faith and community.

Trinity Episcopal Church in Clarksville, Tennessee welcomes all to experience traditional and contemporary worship of the Holy Eucharist. The church emphasizes radical welcome, inviting everyone from lifelong Episcopalians to first-time church visitors through their red doors.

Grace Episcopal Church is a joyful, affirming community rooted in the love of God and all of God’s creation. We believe in diversity and inclusivity, offering healing for marginalized groups and fostering a caring relationship with creation.

Christ Church Episcopal is a historic, inclusive Anglo-Catholic parish in the Diocese of East Tennessee that follows Jesus by serving others, engaging change, and living a thoughtful, compassionate faith.

Christ Church Episcopal is an active parish located in the historic Victorian village of Rugby, Tennessee, welcoming all seekers and believers through worship, dialogue, fellowship, and service since 1880.

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church is a diverse and welcoming congregation in the heart of East Knoxville. Our mission is to invite everyone to Christ’s table and to offer fellowship, love, justice, healing, and caring to all.

St. Timothy's Episcopal Church is a welcoming and inclusive spiritual home that emphasizes feeding people through both spiritual nourishment and community service. The church offers diverse worship experiences rooted in Episcopal liturgical tradition.

Saint Michael’s is an Episcopal parish in the Diocese of East Tennessee. We are a community of people who follow Jesus, seeking wholeness, reconciliation, and transformation through worship, ministry, and fellowship.

The Church of the Good Shepherd is an Episcopal community on Lookout Mountain that welcomes all and believes in following the teachings of Jesus Christ. They affirm that God loves everyone without exception.

The Episcopal Church of the Resurrection is a community-focused church that emphasizes refreshing souls, bridging communities, and engaging people in service.

The Episcopal Church of the Good Samaritan is a community-focused church that encourages growth in faith, living in hope, and sharing God's love, known for being open and affirming.

The Church of the Good Shepherd is called to follow Jesus by nurturing souls, doing justice, serving others, and caring for creation, welcoming all to a vibrant Christian community.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is a growing, inclusive community of faith committed to following Jesus' way of love in action through prayer, worship, fellowship, and service. The only Episcopal Church in Blount County, they explicitly welcome everyone regardless of age, race, ethnicity, relationship status, sexuality, gender identity, faith background, or political leanings.

All Saints’ Episcopal Church is a family of Christian believers, saved by the grace of God, empowered by the Holy Spirit, and committed to love, worship, proclaim, learn, and minister.