Episcopal Church

The Episcopal Church is a branch of the worldwide Anglican Communion, rooted in the Church of England. It emphasizes tradition, scripture, and reason, offering a balance between liberal and conservative beliefs. Episcopal worship often features formal liturgy and sacraments, such as baptism and communion. The church values inclusivity, engaging with social justice issues, and welcomes diverse perspectives on theology and morality. Governed by bishops, the Episcopal Church promotes a fellowship among its congregations while encouraging individual faith exploration within a communal framework. Its structure includes both clergy and laity in decision-making processes.