Saint Thomas Episcopal Church (Chicago)
The first African American Episcopal Church in the Chicago area. Self sustaining by 1940 and became a parish in 1945. Fire destroyed the church building in 1962; rebuilt and dedicated in 1977 on the same land. As of August 2022, St. Thomas is still open.
Saint Thomas Episcopal Church (Amboy, Ill)
Saint Thomas Church (Souix City, Iowa)
Established in 1892 and celebrated its centennial in 1992
Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church (Rochelle, Ill)
St. Stephen's Episcopal church was a mission church that was loosely the precursor to St. Jude's Episcopal Church (670.108) 1967-2008.
Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church (Avondale)
Saint Stephen's Church (Douglas Park) Chicago, ILL
Begun in 1888, St. Stephen's existed as an unorganized mission until approximately 1905. Charles E. Taylor was the rector appointed in 1899.
Saint Stephen's Church (Douglas Park) Chicago ILL
Began as an unorganized mission in 1888. Became an organized mission in 1890. Closed in 1905.
Saint Simon's Episcopal Church (Chicago, Ill)
Saint Simon's started as a mission outgrowth of St. Peter's Church. Located continuously at Leland and Racine once the church building was built in 1905. Became a 'parish' in 1910; reverted to mission status in 1930. Closed in 1937.
Saint Simon the Cyrenian Church (Maywood, Ill)
A Black church that emerged from Church of the Holy Communion (Maywood, Ill). When the Bishop closed it in 1956, the congrecation was invited to attend Holy Communion again.