Episcopal Diocese of LA is located on the north end of Echo Park Avenue in Echo Park. It is one of the oldest diocese, or Christian communities, in Southern California and works diligently with the community. It offers ministry programs for youth, women and men, exteneded education, poverty or homeless services and various food programs. It has Sunday services for English- and Spansish-speaking congregations and of course all are welcome
St. Alban's Episcopal Church in Westwood is located on Hilgard Avenue near the UCLA campus. The church's congregation welcomes newcomers and focuses on a variety of community service projects, including food distribution to those in need. Visit the church's Web site or stop by for more information. Ample parking is available.
St. Bede's Episcopal Church serves the communities of Venice, Playa Vista, Ocean Park and Mar Vista. The vibrant, active parish sponsors dinners and potlucks, chamber music soirees, movie and book clubs and more. The facilities feature an outdoor garden area idea for quiet contemplation. During the 10am Sunday service, child care and religious instruction is available.
Located on the corner of Chickasaw Avenue and Caspar Avenue, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church began as a mission of modest means and little or no organization in 1908. Its first services were held in the original Masonic Temple on Eagle Rock Boulevard. The church was named in 1915 after St. Barnabas, a companion of St. Paul. The church began supporting itself financially in 1925, when it also became a parish.
All Saints Episcopal Church, Highland Park, is an active and diverse community of faith with more than 100 years in Highland Park. The church hopes to build a community of "Christians with a positive outlook, welcoming all people to worship and events regardless of language, church experience, sexual orientation and certainty of belief." In addition to its worship services, the church offers service, fellowship and education opportunities as well as activities for adults and youth.