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Founded in 1916, it became known as the Children's Church for its innovative church school program. In 1979, Church of the Messiah merged with Saint Bartholomew Church to become Church of the Messiah/Saint Bartholomew (Chicago, Ill)

This church was never actually a mission or a parish. It was referred to as a fellowship and existed until it merged with St. Andrew's Episcopal Church (Evanston, ILL) to become St. Andrew Pentecost Episcopal Church, Evanston, IL (670.68).

The Church of the Pentecost (Fellowship) (Chicago, Ill) was a fellowship, not a mission or a parish. It eventually merged with Saint Andrew's Evanston to become St. Andrew's/Pentecost Church (Evanston, Ill)

Established in 1890 in the Hyde Park section of Chicago, the church merged in 1968 with Saint Paul's Episcopal Church to form Saint Paul the Redeemer

Includes a Spanish ministry.

Services discontinued in Princeton, Illinois in 1837.

First started in 1885 the church closed in 1889 and the building was sold. In 1931 there was interest in restarting Redeemer. This was supported by then Bishop Stewart and in 1932 Redeemer became a mission of the Diocese of Illinois. The church resumed with limited activity in the Widows and Soldiers Home in Wilmington. The church never really thrived although it did exist until 1955.

Established in 1924 as a "Church for colored people" at 2333 West Lake Street in Chicago. In 1926, it was united with the work at Saint Andrew's Church (Chicago, Ill)

Formed in 1954, about half the church seceeded in 1993/1994 to go to the Anglican Communion. The remaining Church of the Resurrection members stayed together although they needed to move in 2003. By 2006, the rest of this congregation left the Episicopal Church and joined the Anglican Church in North America.