As we continue the search for the twelfth Bishop of Utah, we are excited to unveil our 2021 Diocesan profile. To view the Diocese of Utah Profile 2021, click on the image or download it below.
Click below to open the profile
Date & Time
Tuesday, July 6th at 3:00 PM
Where
The Cathedral Church of St. Mark
231 E 100 S
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
There is parking behind the Cathedral and the Episcopal Church Center of Utah. Overflow parking available in the Larkin Mortuary lot at 260 East South Temple.
Health and Safety Protocols
Everyone will be asked to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination. You may bring your physical vaccination card or a clear photo of it. If you cannot provide proof of vaccination, you will still be permitted to attend, but will be required to wear a mask at all times.
+ May the Souls of the Faithful Departed Rest in Peace
And May Light Perpetual Shine Upon Them +
The Diocesan Convention for 2021 was held April 24, 2021 via Zoom
The 2021 Diocesan Convention is all wrapped-up! With more than 170 clergy, delegates and guests online, we successfully completed all convention business.
To see the latest updates, including who was elected and what resolutions passed, please visit DiocesanConvention2021.org
The Nominating/Search Committee for our 12th Episcopal Bishop of Utah is very pleased and excited to announce that the Profile of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah is now online! To view the Diocesan Profile 2021, please go…
The Nominating/Search Committee for our 12th Episcopal Bishop of Utah is very pleased and excited to announce that the Profile of the Episcopal Diocese of Utah is now online! To view the Diocesan Profile 2021, please go…
July 1, 2021
On July 4th 1867, Daniel S. Tuttle, the first Bishop of the Diocese of Utah arrived in Salt Lake City. A lot has happened with our church in the last 154 years. Join Craig Wirth and our Diocesan Historiographer, Kurt Cook, as they reflect on our rich history.
You can watch video versions of the podcasts on Youtube or you can tune-in on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Keep an eye out for new episodes!
Currently, the nominating committee is working hard to create a diocesan profile.
Whether you are new to the area or looking for your local church
Bishop Daniel S. Tuttle formally started the Episcopal Church in Utah with his arrival in Salt Lake City on July 2, 1867. The Church became known for its social justice ministry with the creation of Utah’s first school system for children of all religions. Bishop Tuttle also started St. Mark’s Hospital to serve the thousands of miners who had no other health care options. He tirelessly traveled by stage and horseback to establish churches from Montana to Arizona.
Today, The Rt. Rev. Scott B. Hayashi continues the heritage of his predecessor, Bishop Tuttle addressing contemporary social justice issues such as immigration, LGBT, gun violence, poverty and other issues. Bishop Hayashi also shepherds 22 congregations, many of them the original churches established by Bishop Tuttle.
Episcopal Church Center of Utah (ECCU)
75 South 200 East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111
Telephone: 801-322-4131 | Fax: 801-322-5096
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