Episcopal Churches in Virginia

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

1814 Greek classical landmark built by Thomas Jefferson prodigy & attended by Edgar Allan Poe.

Christ & St. Luke's Episcopal Church is an open and engaged community that fosters reasoned Christianity within the Anglican tradition, welcoming all regardless of background or identity.

La Iglesia Episcopal de Santa María fue oficialmente inaugurada el 19 de Septiembre del 2004. Desde ese día continua el crecimiento de nuestra hermosa comunidad de habla-hispana, dando la bienvenida a nuevas familias todos los Domingos en nuestras misas de 9:00 am y 11:00 am.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Church is an eclectic and creative community located in the Oregon Hill neighborhood of Richmond, Virginia, focused on sharing God's abundant love and welcoming everyone regardless of their spiritual journey.

A welcoming community called to be an enduring beacon of faith, hope, and love to all. The Falls Church, an Episcopal congregation, offers radical welcome to all God’s children in the name of the loving God who created each of us.

St. Augustine’s-in-the-Woods Episcopal Church is a welcoming community that cherishes faith, family, and shared worship, believing in a loving and liberating God who extends dignity to all. They invite everyone, regardless of background, to join their worship services and community life.

Saint George's Episcopal Church is a sacramental community in Arlington that seeks to embody Christ, create community, and do justice as they strive to be Jesus’ heart and voice in the world.

Trinity Episcopal is an Episcopal congregation serving Gretna, Virginia. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Saint George's Episcopal Church follows the mission of the Episcopal Church, which is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ through loving, liberating, and life-giving relationships.

Saint Pauls Episcopal Church is an Episcopal congregation serving Salem, Virginia. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Trinity Episcopal Church is a historic congregation in Portsmouth, Virginia, committed to being an inclusive church and believing in the love of God for all.

Saint James Episcopal Church is an Episcopal congregation serving Portsmouth, Virginia. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Olivet Episcopal Church is a welcoming community in Franconia, Virginia, established in 1853, dedicated to spiritual growth and service through various ministries.

Christ the King Anglican Church seeks to exalt Christ in worship, grow as a family in Christ, and make Him known in the community.

All Saints' Episcopal Church is a vibrant and welcoming faith community dedicated to living out the love of Christ through worship, fellowship, and service. They strive for deep connections and community, embracing all of creation with faith in God at the center.

An Episcopal church in Alexandria, VA committed to building community relationships with neighbors and healing ministries that respect human dignity and steward God's creation. They worship in a new building completed in 2021 alongside affordable housing.

Christ Episcopal Church is a welcoming, affirming congregation in Blacksburg, Virginia, rooted in the rich tradition of the Episcopal Church, committed to loving God and loving all neighbors while grounded in Scripture, Tradition, and Reason.

Saint Clement is a vibrant, diverse Episcopal church in Alexandria, Virginia, built on love and service. Our doors and hearts are open to all of God's children.

Grace Episcopal Church is a Spirit-led, inclusive community of faith, living out God’s unconditional love through worship, outreach, formation, and fellowship.