Contact Us
How Can We Help?
We'd love to hear from you. Whether you're looking to visit a congregation near you, connect with diocesan staff, ask about an upcoming event, or learn more about the Episcopal Church here in Utah, our team is ready to help. Reach out by phone, email, or stop by our offices in downtown Salt Lake City — we're happy to point you in the right direction.
New to the Episcopal Church, or just visiting Utah? Our Find a Church directory lists congregations throughout the diocese, from Salt Lake City to St. George. For general questions about visiting or getting involved, use the contact form below.
Media & Communications
For media inquiries, interview requests with Bishop Spiegel or diocesan clergy, or general communications questions, reach our Communications Director or email communications@episcopal-ut.org. Have a project or announcement you'd like help promoting?
Submit a communications request.
Events, Camp Tuttle & Retreats
Questions about diocesan events, Camp Tuttle registration, or booking a retreat at the Episcopal Retreat & Conference Center? Our Ministry & Program team and Facilities & Hospitality staff can help — see contact details, or visit Camp Tuttle and ERCC directly.
Finance & Giving
For questions about diocesan finances, parish accounting, or giving to the Episcopal Diocese of Utah, contact our Finance Office or visit our giving page.
Clergy & Governance Resources
Clergy and lay leaders looking for governance, commission, or misconduct-reporting resources can find those under our Governance & Commissions, General Resources, and Clergy Resources pages.
Location & Visiting
Our diocesan offices are located at the Episcopal Church Center of Utah, 75 South 200 East, in downtown Salt Lake City. We're open Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and welcome visitors during office hours. Call ahead if you'd like to schedule a meeting with a specific staff member.
Mon-Fri: 9AM-5PM
Find a Church
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What We Believe
Learn more about what we believe as part of the Episcopal Church.