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| About Us
The 25 Episcopal congregations of Greater Orange County
invite you to learn more about us and to visit our churches.
We welcome all newcomers and seekers with an embrace
as wide as the arms of Christ.
Nationwide there are between two and three million
worshippers in about 7500 Episcopal congregations.
Worldwide, the "Anglican Communion", which traces its roots
to the Church of England, encompasses many millions more.
And, locally, the Episcopal Churches of Orange County are
part of the 147-parish strong
Diocese of Los Angeles.
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| The Episcopal Church relies on
Scripture, Tradition and Reason in interpreting God's Word,
and welcomes everyone - regardless of where they are
on their spiritual journey - to join in our worship,
ministry, fellowship and extensive youth-focused and
community-outreach activities. For example, all 25 of our
churches have participated in raising money for and building
this Habitat for Humanity house nearing completion in
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| Whether your
preference is for a traditional or contemporary service,
spoken or sung, in English, Spanish, Korean or Vietnamese,
you are sure to find a nearby Episcopal church that will
meet your needs. And, if you are visiting an Episcopal
church for the first time, here's
What to Expect When You Visit. We'll be looking
forward to having you with us soon! |
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| Communities
served by Episcopal Churches in Orange County |
| St. Michael's
Episcopal Church serves the community of Anaheim |
| St. Joseph's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Buena Park, La
Palma, Cypress, Hawaiian Gardens, Stanton and Los Alamitos |
| St. Michael and All
Angels Episcopal Church serves the communities of Corona del
Mar, Balboa, and Newport Beach |
| St. John the Divine
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach |
| Emmanuel Episcopal
Church serves the community of Fullerton |
| St. Andrew's
Episcopal Church serves the community of Fullerton |
| St. Anselm of
Canterbury Episcopal Church serves the communities of Garden
Grove, Stanton, Westminster, Fountain Valley and Midway City |
| The Church of the
Resurrection serves the Greater Orange County Korean
community |
| The Church of the
Redeemer serves the Greater Orange County Vietnamese
community |
| St. Wilfrid of York
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Huntington Beach
and Fountain Valley |
| St. Andrew's
Episcopal Church serves the community of Irvine |
| St. Mary's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Laguna Beach,
South Laguna & Monarch Beach |
| St. George's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Laguna Hills,
Mission Viejo, Lake Forest and Leisure World |
| Faith Episcopal
Church serves the communities of Laguna Niguel and Aliso
Viejo |
| St. James'
Episcopal Church serves the community of Newport Beach |
| St. Francis'
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Norwalk, Santa Fe
Springs, & La Mirada |
| Trinity Episcopal
Church serves the communities of Orange, Villa Park, Anaheim
Hills, & Yorba Linda |
| The Church of the
Blessed Sacrament serves the communities of Placentia and
Yorba Linda |
| St. John Chrysostom
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Rancho Santa
Margarita, Coto de Caza, Dove Canyon, Trabuco Canyon,
Modjeska Canyon & Silverado Canyon |
| St. Clement's
Episcopal Church serves the community of San Clemente |
| St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of San Juan
Capistrano and Dana Point |
| The Church of the
Messiah serves the community of Santa Ana |
| St. Theodore's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Seal Beach and
Leisure World |
| St. Paul's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Tustin, Lemon
Heights & Canyon Heights |
| St. Stephen's
Episcopal Church serves the communities of Whittier, La
Habra, La Habra Heights, Brea & La Mirada |