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Holy Family Catholic Church is a parish of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati dedicated to ministering to the faithful attached to traditional forms of worship and those desiring to experience the Church’s rich liturgical and spiritual traditions.

St. Pius X Parish is a Catholic parish in Manchester, New Hampshire, offering the sacraments, Mass, and spiritual formation in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. All are welcome to worship and grow in faith.

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.

St. James Catholic Church is a Catholic parish in San Francisco, California, offering the sacraments, Mass, and spiritual formation in the tradition of the Roman Catholic Church. All are welcome to worship and grow in faith.

New Song Fellowship is a non-traditional Baptist Church in Virginia Beach that celebrates the freedom and good news found in Jesus Christ, focusing on a welcoming atmosphere and engaging worship.

Saint Aidan's mission is to worship God in the Anglican tradition, to live in Christ's love, and to offer that love to a fallen world. We invite you to come to St. Aidan's and share with us as we worship and glorify God.

Bethel United Methodist Church is a Methodist congregation serving Kodak, Tennessee. Rooted in the Wesleyan tradition of personal holiness and social justice, this church offers worship, fellowship, and community outreach.

Saint John the Baptist is a Catholic faith community centered around God, rooted in the Ukrainian (Byzantine) tradition, and welcomes people from many different backgrounds.

SpringHouse Ministry Center is a Christian cooperative in the LynLake neighborhood comprising three partner congregations (First Christian Church, Salem English Lutheran Church, and Lyndale United Church of Christ) that share common ministries while maintaining their distinct identities and worship traditions.