Episcopal Churchwomen (Saint Cyprian's Episcopal Church, Carthage, Ill)
Originally called the Women's Auxiliary, the name later became Episcopal Churchwomen.
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (Warsaw, Ill)
Formed in 1837 as an unorganized mission, it was admitted to the Quincy Diocese Convention in 1847. The first church was build in 1854. In 2013, the Diocese of Quincy closed and Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (Warsaw, Ill) voted to join the Diocese of Chicago, where it still exists today.
Saint Mark's Episcopal Church (Chillicothe, Ill)
Originally established as Saint Mark's Episcopal Mission in Chillicothe, Illinois, it was admitted as a church November 15-16, 1916.
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church (Peoria, Ill)
Established in 1848 as Saint Paul's Episcopal Church, it was elevated to a Cathedral in 1962. In 2013, when it joined the Episcopal Church, Diocese of Chicago, it again became a parish church.
Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church (Pittsfield, Ill)
Existed in Pittsfield, Illinois from 1851 to 1967. The church building was built in 1852.
Soderstrom, Philip Theophilus, 1897-