Episcopal Church in the United States

The Episcopal Church in the United States is a Christian denomination that is part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. It emphasizes a balance of scripture, tradition, and reason in its teaching and practices. The church values inclusivity and social justice, and it welcomes diverse perspectives and backgrounds. Its governance is hierarchical, led by bishops, with a focus on community worship, sacraments, and the Book of Common Prayer for services. The Episcopal Church plays a prominent role in American religious life, advocating for moral and ethical issues while maintaining a rich liturgical tradition.