Episcopal Church Sites


Diocesan Seal
  • The Neponset River Deanery (our deanery).
  • The Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.
  • The National Church's "Episcopal News Service."
  • The publishing house of the Episcopal Church is Church Publishing Incorporated.
  • Current liturgical lectionary readings.
  • Another Revised Common Lectionary (RCL) resource.
  • Online Bible Browser.
  • The Daily Office Online: Saint Bede's Breviary.
  • Commentaries on the Revised Common Lectionary.
  • A truly exhaustive lectionary resources site.
  • A Book of Common Prayer site.
  • An "Anglican Timeline" site.
  • "The Red Book" -- a directory of parishes, dioceses, and leadership.
  • "ClergyQuickFind" -- a directory of clergy.
  • The "Anglicans Online" site.
  • Episcopal Cafe (discussion of current issues).
  • "Unofficial Anglican Pages of Louie Crew" (insightful gadfly).
  • "Thinking Anglicans" (Anglican blogger in the UK).
  • "Full Homely Divinity: Resources for Anglican Parish Life" (Interesting UK website).
  • "Jesus Was An Episcopalian" (16-part video introduction to the Episcopal Church).
  • Episcopal Church Building Fund.
  • Young Adult/Campus Ministries.
  • The Most Reverend Michael B. Curry, Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church.

    • Other Anglican Sites



  • The Anglican Communion
  • The Church of England
  • Church Times (C of E Newspaper)
  • Westminster Abbey
  • Saint Paul's Cathedral, London
  • Durham Cathedral
  • Truro Cathedral
  • York Minster
  • Christ Church Oxford
  • Magdalen College Chapel, Oxford University
  • King's College Chapel, Cambridge University
  • Saint John's College Chapel, Cambridge University
  • Jesus College Chapel, Cambridge University
  • Cathedral of Saint John the Divine, New York City
  • Washington National Cathedral, Washington DC
  • Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
  • Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis


    • The Most Reverend Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury.



  • Trinity Church, Wall Street, New York City
  • The Church of Saint Gregory of Nyssa, San Francisco
  • The Society of Saint Margaret
  • The Society of Saint John the Evangelist
  • Community of the Resurrection, Mirfield, UK
  • The Episcopal Public Policy Network
  • Common Cathedral (Boston)
  • The Episcopal Peace Fellowship
  • Episcopal Relief and Development
  • North American Association for the Catechumenate

    • Mainline Denominations

  • American Baptist Churches USA
  • Disciples of Christ
  • Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
  • United Methodist Church
  • Presbyterian Church (USA)
  • Roman Catholic Church (Vatican)
  • United Church of Christ
  • National Council of Churches (USA)

    • Other Religious Groups

  • Community of Christ
  • Iona Community
  • Lindisfarne Community
  • Mennonite Congregations
  • Moravian Church
  • New Skete Communities (Orthodox Church in America)
  • Orthodox Church in America
  • Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese of North America
  • Religious Society of Friends (Quakers)
  • Taize Community (France)
  • Unitarian Universalist Association

    • Also . . .

  • The Orthodox Union (Orthodox Judaism)
  • The United Synagogue of Conservative Judiasm (Conservative Judaism)
  • The Union for Reform Judaism (Reform Judaism)
  • The Jewish Reconstructionist Communities (Reconstructionist Judaism)

  • Muslim Public Affairs Council "Our vision is to establish a vibrant Muslim American community that will enrich American society through promoting the Islamic values of mercy, justice, peace, human dignity, freedom, and equality for all."

    • Other Congregations in Sharon, Massachusetts

  • First Baptist Church
  • First Congregational Church
  • Hope Church
  • Our Lady of Sorrows
  • The Unitarian Church of Sharon
  • Victory Assembly of God

  • Congregation Etz Chaim
  • Young Israel of Sharon
  • Temple Israel
  • Temple Kol Tikvah
  • Temple Sinai

  • Islamic Center of New England

    • Other Interesting Sites (in no particular order)

  • World Council of Churches
  • Institute for Contemplative Living -- "Contemplative Resources for Active People"
  • Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance
  • "New Thinking for the 21st Century" (Blog by Jeff Johnson, member of St. John's, Sharon)
  • "Seven Whole Days" (Blog by Scott Gunn, executive director of Forward Movement)
  • "Acts 8 Moment" (a group "Praying for and reimagining The Episcopal Church")
  • The Christian Century (Magazine)
  • "Spiritual Politics" (Trinity College, Hartford, CT)
  • Kanuga (Conference Center)
  • "Religion Dispatches" Progressive Site (Various Academics)
  • "Voice of the Faithful" (Roman Catholic lay renewal movement)
  • C. S. Lewis Foundation
  • "Into the Wardrobe" (another C. S. Lewis site)
  • Orthodox Christian Page
  • Ancient Faith Radio -- "Bringing the Ancient Faith to the Modern World" (Orthodox)
  • Sistine Chapel (Vatican City)
  • "3-Minute Retreat" (Loyola Press)
  • Hymn Society in the United States and Canada
  • American Guild of Organists
  • Royal School of Church Music (England)
  • Royal School of Church Music in America
  • Association of Anglican Musicians
  • "The Cyber Hymnal"
  • Society of Catholic Priests (SCP) ("progressive" Anglo-Catholic clergy)
  • Affirming Catholicism (UK organization)
  • Anglican Catholic Future ("progressive" Anglo-Catholic association in UK)
  • Unusual commentary on High Mass celebration: The Freeze-Frame Mass.
  • "The Chicago Consultation"
  • Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship
  • Westar Institute (Jesus Seminar)
  • "Progressive Christians Uniting" (just what it sounds like).
  • "Radical Faith" (A little quirky, but still interesting)
  • New York Society for Ethical Culture
  • Swedenborgian Church
  • Holy Transfiguration Monastery (Greek Orthodox)
  • The Chautauqua Institution
  • An amusing site called "The Mystery Worshipper," which provides "reviews" of church services.
  • The Mystery Worshipper is a part of the "Ship of Fools" site, an English "Web Magazine of Christian Unrest."
  • "The Liturgical Mysteries" -- Over-the-top, unrestrained in-group humor for Episcopalians and fellow-travelers. To get all of the jokes, have a college degree in church music. (Apology: Unlike most of the other links on this page, this is a site that sells stuff. But it's fun to browse, checking out the freebies. And the stuff he sells--books and music--is inexpensive.)

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