Start local, think global

St. Philip's is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, a community of 155 congregations headquartered in Philadelphia, which in turn is part of the Episcopal Church, one of 38 autonomous churches in the worldwide Anglican Communion.

Who Are We?

Around One Table in an exploration of Episcopal identity and mission. The web page includes several short videos as well as a link to download the report.

Another good starter page for exploring the Episcopal Church is I Am an Episcopalian.

Beyond the Headlines

You’ve probably read or watched news reports about controversies within the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. Though we’re concerned about these things, the truth is that they have little impact on our day-to-day life as a church community.

An article called Speaking the Truth—in Love, puts some of that in perspective.

Learn More

If you want to learn more about the Episcopal Church, you may be interested in the church’s online Visitors' Center, which has lots of helpful and interesting information. There's also a section called Explore the Episcopal Church on the Episcopal Cafe website.

InfoLine, located at the Episcopal Church Center in New York City, can help you make connections to churchwide ministries, events, and activities. InfoLine staff members will do their best to answer your questions. Many inquiries are answered within one to seven business days, although some may require further research.

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of the Episcopal Church

Still wondering?

This page of Frequently Asked Questions about the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Tradition might help.