Classical Anglicanism — faithful to biblical orthodoxy and the principles of historic Anglican worship.
Our congregations in the South, lower Midwest, and West are faithful to biblical orthodoxy and the principles of classical Anglican worship. We are disciples of Jesus Christ, holding to the doctrines of the Protestant and Reformed faith as summarized in the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion.
We embrace our heritage from the Protestant Reformation as carried out in England, continuing the doctrines and forms of worship of the English Reformers. We are not an ethnic church, but belong to the one race of people redeemed by Christ.
Read more about the DioceseGrounded in Scripture and the Reformed faith, holding the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion.
The historic 1928 Book of Common Prayer at the center of our liturgical life.
Faithful continuers of the English Reformation tradition in North America.
Spreading the good news that sinners and outcasts have hope through Jesus Christ.
From the Deep South to the Ozarks and beyond — faithful Anglican communities
Come help spread the good news throughout the diocese: that those who are sinners and outcasts have the hope of redemption through our Lord Jesus.Diocese Mission Statement
Episcopal visitations, synods, and feasts across our congregations
News and pastoral reflections from the Diocese Journal
Thinking about visiting one of our congregations? Here is a friendly guide to what a Sunday morning looks like — and the warm welcome you will find when you walk through the door.
Read more →We are glad to launch this blog as a place for news, reflections, and updates from the Missionary Diocese of the South and Ozarks.
Read more →The Missionary Diocese welcomes congregations of all backgrounds. Whether Anglican or not, we invite you to begin a conversation about affiliation with the United Episcopal Church of North America.