Resources
The Episcopal tradition is rooted in a wider community of faith, prayer, and service.
The following resources are offered to support learning, worship, and connection within the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion. These links are provided for reference and spiritual enrichment.
The Episcopal Church and Anglican Communion
The Episcopal Church
The national church body of the Episcopal Church in the United States.
https://www.episcopalchurch.org The Episcopal Diocese of Maryland
The diocesan home of St. James, providing oversight, support, and shared ministry. https://episcopalmd.orgThe Anglican Communion
A worldwide family of Anglican churches united by faith, tradition, and mission. https://www.anglicancommunion.org The Archbishop of Canterbury
The spiritual leader of the Anglican Communion. https://www.archbishopofcanterbury.org
African American Episcopal Community
The Union of Black Episcopalians
An organization dedicated to advocacy, fellowship, and leadership within the Episcopal Church. https://www.ube.orgThe African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas, Philadelphia
The oldest African American Episcopal parish in the United States. https://www.aecst.org
Service and Outreach
- Episcopal Relief & Development
The Episcopal Church’s global humanitarian organization, responding to poverty, disaster, and injustice. https://www.episcopalrelief.org
Prayer, Scripture, and Worship Resources
The Daily Lectionary
Daily scripture readings used throughout the Episcopal Church. https://www.lectionarypage.netThe Book of Common Prayer (Online)
The foundational prayer book of the Episcopal Church, available digitally. https://www.bcponline.org
A Note on These Resources
These links are offered to support prayer, study, and engagement within the wider Episcopal and Anglican tradition. They are intended to complement worship and community life at St. James.
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