Gratitude for Parochial Reports | Episcopal Diocese of Missouri

All parishes in the Diocese of Missouri (and all dioceses in the Episcopal Church) are required to file annual parochial reports. The information you provide is valuable: it shares your stories with the whole church, provides an informed context to mission planning, and affords us all an opportunity to thank God for the many blessings that occur even in a times of great challenge. The reports were due March 1, 2022.

Anyone who has ever worked on a parochial report for their parish knows that it's not much fun. That's why all of us in the diocesan office want to say a huge THANK YOU! to all the hardworking people and their parishes who have completed this tedious (but required) task for this year.

Completed Filings (as of 12 p.m., March 30, 2022)

All Saints, Farmington
All Saints & Ascension, Northwoods/St. Louis
Calvary, Columbia
Calvary, Louisiana
Christ Church, Cape Girardeau
Christ Church, Rolla
Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis
Emmanuel, Webster Groves
Good Shepherd, Town & Country
Grace, Jefferson City
Grace, Kirkwood
Holy Communion, University City
St. Barnabas, Florissant
St. Francis, Eureka
St. John & St. James, Sullivan
St. John's, Tower Grove/St. Louis
St. Luke's, Manchester
St. Mark's, Portland
St. Mark's, St. Louis
St. Martin's, Ellisville
St. Paul's, Carondelet/St. Louis
St. Paul's, Ironton
St. Paul's, Sikeston
St. Peter's, Ladue
St. Stephen's, Ferguson
St. Timothy's, Creve Coeur
St. Vincent's-in-the-Vineyard, Ste. Genevieve
Transfiguration, Lake St. Louis
Trinity, DeSoto
Trinity, Hannibal
Trinity, Kirksville
Trinity, St. James
Trinity, St. Louis

Filings in Progress (as of 12 p.m., March 30, 2022)

Holy Cross, Poplar Bluff
St. John's, Eolia
St. Michael & St. George, Clayton
St. Thomas Church for the Deaf, Crestwood
Trinity, St. Charles

If your parish isn't on this page, that means we're still waiting for you to file your report. Please contact Rita Benson in the diocesan office as soon as possible.

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