Episcopal Church (USA)

The Episcopal Church (USA) is a Christian denomination that is part of the Anglican tradition, emphasizing a balance of scripture, tradition, and reason in faith. It is known for its inclusive approach to worship, social justice, and leadership roles, including the ordination of women and LGBTQ+ individuals. The Church is organized regionally into dioceses, led by bishops, and offers liturgy through the Book of Common Prayer. It values community, dialogue, and progressive thought while maintaining core Christian beliefs, and it welcomes people from diverse backgrounds to participate in faith and service.