The Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky

Contacts

Parish	Location
Christ Church	Bowling Green
St. Thomas Church	Campbellsville
Christ Church	Elizabethtown
Messiah-Trinity Church	Louisville
St. Alban's Church	Louisville
St. Mary's Church	Madisonville
St. John's Church	Morgenfield
Trinity Church	Russelville
St. Luke's Church	Anchorage
Ascension	Bardstown
Trinity	Fulton
St Peter's of-the-Lakes Church	Gilbertsville
St. Andrew's Church	Glasgow
St. Francis in-the-Fields Church	Harrods Creek
St. Paul's Church	Hickman
Advent Church	Louisville
Calvary Church	Louisville
Christ Church Cathedral	Louisville
Resurrection Church	Louisville
St. Luke's Chapel Church Home	Louisville
St. Mark's Church	Louisville
ST. Paul's Church	Louisville
St. Peter's Church	Louisville
St. Thomas Church	Louisville
St. John's Church	Murray
Grace Church	Paducah
St. James' Church	Pewee Valley
St. James's Church	Shelbyville
HOly Trinity Church	Brandenburg
St. Paul's Church	Henderson
Grace Church	Hopkinsville
Church of Our Murciful Savior	Louisville
St. Clement's Church	Louisville
St. George's Church	Louisville
St. Matthew's Church	Louisville
St. Andrew's Church	Louisville
Trinity	Owensboro

The Center for Faith and Action

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The Center for Faith and Action is a school for all people who wish to cultivate a deeper life of faith. The Center's purpose is twofold:to foster an inward journey of prayer, reflection, and study, and to nurture an outward journey toward justice and reconciliation

Unless otherwise announced, workshops and events will take place at

JAMES LEES MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 
1741 Frankfort (Frankfort Avenue at William Street)
To register, call us at 896-0172,

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