Massachusetts

The Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, established in 1784, is one of the first Episcopal dioceses organized in the United States, and is among the largest, with 79,000 members and 194 congregations.

Bishop:

The Rt. Rev. M Thomas Shaw

Website:

http://www.diomass.org/

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Cathedral:

Cathedral Church of St. Paul

Companion Diocese Relationship:

El Salvador

Companion Diocese Relationship:

Jerusalem

138 Tremont Street

Boston

02111

Phone:

617-482-5800

Fax:

617-482-8431

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Title	City
St. John's Episcopal Church, Franklin, MA	Franklin
St. John's Episcopal Church, Gloucester, MA	Gloucester
St. John's Chapel (School Chapel), Groton, MA	Groton
St. James' Episcopal Church, Groveland, MA	Groveland
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Hanover, MA	Hanover
Christ Church Episcopal, Harwich Port, MA	Harwich Port
Trinity Episcopal Church, Haverhill, MA	Haverhill
St. John the Evangelist Episcopal Church, Hingham, MA	Hingham
St. John's Episcopal Church, Holbrook, MA	Holbrook
St. Michael's Episcopal Church, Holliston, MA	Holliston
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Hopkinton, MA	Hopkinton
St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Hudson, MA	Hudson
St. Andrew's Chapel (Summer Chapel), Hyannis Port, MA	Hyannis Port
Christ Church, Hyde Park, MA	Hyde Park
Iglesia de San Juan, Hyde Park, MA	Hyde Park
Ascension Memorial Church, Ipswich, MA	Ipswich
St. John's Episcopal Church, Jamaica Plain, MA	Jamaica Plain
Grace Church, Lawrence, MA	Lawrence
Church of Our Redeemer, Lexington, MA	Lexington
St. Anne's in-the-Fields Episcopal Church, Lincoln, MA	Lincoln