The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma includes over 70 great Episcopal congregations and institutions. Let us help you find a congregation near you!
The Episcopal Diocese of Oklahoma transforms lives in the love of Jesus Christ through worship, evangelism, discipleship, nurture, and service. As we learn to follow Christ, God draws us into a transformed life of service in Jesus’ name. We invite you to experience the love and purpose that Jesus offers.
As Episcopalians, we believe in a loving, liberating, and life-giving God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. We strive to live by the message of Christ, in which there are no outcasts, and all are welcome. Walking a middle way between Catholic and Protestant traditions, we are a sacramental and service-oriented church. We believe in thoughtful engagement with Scripture and tradition, and we want to become the transformed people God calls us to be.
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Safeguarding God's People will be offered at the Diocesan Offices on Saturday, June 15th at 10 am.D...
Currently, Oklahoma holds 48 inmates on death row. Twenty inmates have exhausted their appeals and...
Camp Funnybone presented by members of the Bricktown Clowns is June 19-22nd at St. John's Episcopal Churc...
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We are thankful to be now in the wind-down phase of our shelter operation. We will be able to close out t...
Since May 27th GRACE MUSKOGEE has been the Red Cross and Emergency Management Shelter for the Muskogee Ar...
On Thursday, May 30, St. John’s Episcopal Church, Oklahoma City, opened its doors for a welcoming, open h...
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The Standing Committee wishes to share with the diocese that following persons have agreed to serve as me...
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, MUSKOGEE would like to thank each and every soul who assisted with our Red Cros...
The following activities are sponsored by or attended by an Episcopal church from within the Diocese.&nbs...
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924 N. Robinson I Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 232-4820 dioceseofoklahoma@epiok.org