Church Directory

Calvary Episcopal Church in Columbia, Missouri is a witness to the grace of God that exists to serve its community with gratitude and generosity while growing in faith and service to Jesus Christ.

St. John's Episcopal Church has existed since 1841 as a witness to God’s grace. We worship in an open, welcoming environment and serve the community with hospitality, gratitude, and generosity as we continue to grow in our faith and commitment to Jesus Christ.

Saint John's Episcopal Church is an Episcopal church in Saint Louis, Missouri, in the Anglican tradition of liturgical worship, sacramental life, and the via media. The congregation welcomes all seekers and believers.

Saint John’s is a diverse and welcoming Episcopal Church located in Springfield’s historic Midtown neighborhood. Part of the world-wide Anglican Communion, we are rooted in the catholic tradition.

St. Mary Magdalene is a Real, Rooted, and Relevant community of faith in the Episcopal tradition, centered around worship and community engagement.

Calvary Episcopal Church is an Episcopal congregation serving Sedalia, Missouri. Rooted in Scripture, tradition, and reason, this church offers beautiful liturgical worship and an inclusive community of faith.

Grace and Holy Trinity Cathedral is the central parish in The Diocese of West Missouri, serving as an inclusive and affirming community united by Christ's redeeming love.

Christ Church Cathedral is a joyous welcoming community of faith focused on serving God and all God’s creation while celebrating the dignity and individuality of each person.

Christ Church Cathedral is a joyous welcoming community of faith focused on serving God and reflecting God's love through its mission. The congregation embraces individuality and works towards addressing contemporary challenges.

Trinity is a progressive Episcopal Church where our commitment to the radical gospel of Christ calls us to worship God, welcome the seeker, sustain the faithful, and serve those in need.

Christ Episcopal Church of Warrensburg is an Episcopal church located in Warrensburg, Missouri, offering worship in the Anglican tradition with the Book of Common Prayer, the sacraments, and a welcoming community.

Trinity Episcopal Church is a historic Episcopal congregation in Independence, MO, founded in 1844, that welcomes all to proclaim and live out the Gospel of Jesus Christ through Word and Example, blending liturgical worship with contemporary life.

St. Philip's Episcopal Church is dedicated to worshiping God, following Christ, and loving their neighbors, striving to provide a sanctuary for prayerful worship.

St. Paul's Episcopal Church has been a welcoming community since 1879, inviting people to worship and grow in faith through traditional services. Our church family embodies God's love and aims to make everyone feel welcome.

St. Michael's Episcopal Church is a place of Unconditional Love, Holy Curiosity and Inclusive Welcome, where they believe that God is calling us to walk together on a new journey of hope and healing for all people.

St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Fayette is the second oldest Episcopal Church in the Diocese of West Missouri, worshiping traditionally according to the Book of Common Prayer.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church is a welcoming community inviting questions about justice, mercy, and faith, encouraging everyone to share in the rites of the church.

Calvary Episcopal Church in Columbia, Missouri is a witness to the grace of God. We exist to serve our community with gratitude and generosity as we continue to grow in our faith and service to Jesus, the Christ.

St. Mary's Episcopal Church is a growing community of faith that seeks to live and grow in the love of Jesus Christ, welcoming and affirming people from all walks of life in the context of ancient liturgy and beautiful architecture.

Grace Episcopal Church is the oldest Episcopal parish in the four-state area, founded after the Civil War by a small group of local ladies. Rooted in the worship of the Risen Christ, the church emphasizes Holy Scripture, reason, and tradition while encouraging deeper personal relationships with Christ and love of neighbor.