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Good Shepherd Episcopal Church is a welcoming community within the Episcopal Church, dedicated to loving neighbors as God loves us and actively pursuing peace, well-being, and justice for all people.

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

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

Grace Episcopal Church in Goochland, Virginia, has been an integral part of Goochland County for 150 years, serving Christ and providing a welcoming community centered on worship, learning, and service.

The Parish of Good Shepherd Episcopal Church worships in different ways, fully representing the ethnic diversity found in the Hawaiian Islands, and encourages anyone to join them in exploring faith.

Good Shepherd of the Hills Episcopal Church in Cave Creek, AZ, is a worship centered, sacramental, and growing church. All are welcome to our loving, Christian community. Ours is a legacy of inclusion.

St. Columba's Episcopal Church in Big Bear is committed to worshiping God in the Anglican tradition and nurturing the spiritual health and fellowship of its members while reaching out to the wider community.

Emmanuel Memorial Episcopal Church is a diverse community centered around Jesus, welcoming people from various backgrounds and age groups to meaningful service and worship.

Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Greenwood, Virginia invites individuals of all backgrounds and faith journeys to join in worship and community. They emphasize inclusivity and spiritual growth for all.

Church of the Mediator is a multicultural, bilingual Episcopal Church community in the Bronx committed to living the Resurrection through community development, community building, reflection, prayer, and Christian practice. Known as 'The Little Cathedral of the Bronx,' they serve the Kingsbridge neighborhood with both English and Spanish language services.

The Church of the Holy Name is a welcoming community where all people can experience the joy of knowing they are the beloved of God, and discover ways to grow, serve, and be encouraged in their spiritual life.