Convocations

The diocese is divided into geographic groupings of congregations called Convocations. These districts enable clergy and laity to share common interests and concerns, and gives them more strength and resources as a group rather than a single congregation acting alone. 

 

Good Shepherd, Dallas

Incarnation, Dallas

Saint Michael and All Angels, Dallas

St. Christopher's, Dallas

St. Luke's, Dallas

St. Thomas, Dallas

Transfiguration, Dallas

Incarnation North, Dallas

St. Andrew's, Farmers Branch

Epiphany, Richardson

 

 

Ascension, Dallas

Emmanuel Anglican, Dallas

Good Samaritan, Dallas

Our Saviour, Dallas 

San Francisco de Asis, Dallas 

St. James, Dallas

St. John's, Dallas 

St. Matthew's Cathedral, Dallas

Holy Trinity, Garland

St. Barnabas/San Barnabe, Garland

St. Philip's Sudanese, Dallas

Holy Trinity by the Lake, Heath

 

 

St. Dunstan's, Mineola

St. Mark's/San Marcos, Mount Pleasant

Holy Cross, Paris

St. William Laud, Pittsburg

St. Philip's, Sulphur Springs

St. James, Texarkana

St. Francis, Winnsboro

 

 

 

Holy Trinity, Bonham

Holy Nativity, Santa Natividad, Plano

Grace Community, Plano

St. Luke's, Denison 

St. Barnabas, Denton 

St. David's of Wales, Denton

St. Nicholas, Flower Mound

St. Philip's, Frisco

St. Paul's, Greenville

Annunciation, Lewisville

Holy Family, McKinney

St. Andrew's, McKinney

St. Peter's, McKinney

Holy Nativity, Plano

St. John the Apostle, Pottsboro

St. Paul's, Prosper 

St. Stephen's, Sherman

 

 

St. Matthias, Athens

St. Justin's, Canton

St. John's, Corsicana

St. Thomas, Ennis

Our Merciful Saviour, Kaufman

St. James on the Lake, Kemp

Good Shepherd, Terrell

St. Paul, Waxahachie

 

 

Good Shepherd, Cedar Hill

Apostles, Coppell

St. Augustine, Dallas

Christ Church, Dallas

St. Anne, DeSoto

Redeemer, Irving

St. Mark's, Irving

St. Mary's, Irving