Episcopal Church (United States)

The Episcopal Church is a mainline Anglican Christian denomination in the United States, part of the worldwide Anglican Communion. It emphasizes tradition, scripture, reason, and personal experience in faith and practice. The church is governed by bishops and elected leaders, with an inclusive approach to worship, social issues, and community service. It values liturgical worship, sacraments like Holy Communion and Baptism, and promotes social justice. As a diverse and progressive church, it welcomes people of varying backgrounds and beliefs, striving to embody compassion, spiritual growth, and a commitment to justice in society.