Church

Status

Notes

Records

Church of the Good Shepherd

1780 N. Washington Ave.

Scranton

Active

The church dates back to 1868.

At church

Church of the Epiphany

25 Church Hill

Glenburn Township/Dalton

Active

Formerly St. John’s Memorial Chapel

At church

Grace Reformed Episcopal Church

415 Monroe Ave.

Scranton

Moved

(1979)

Formed in 1881. The building on Monroe Ave. was built in 1910 The building is now part of the University of Scranton

Grace Reformed Episcopal Church

104 Laurel Dr.

Scranton

Active

The church is affiliated with the Reformed Episcopal Church

At church

St. David’s Episcopal Church

106 S. Bromley Ave.

Scranton

Closed

(1970)

Formed in 1876. 

Ancestry.com

St. George’s Episcopal Church

127 Susquehanna St.

Olyphant

Merged

(1990)

Began in 1895 as St. George’s Mission and functioned as an operation of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Scranton.  In 1908 a church was built and consecrated as St. George’s Episcopal Church.  In 1990 the church merged with St. James Episcopal Church in Jermyn to become St. James & St. George Episcopal Church.  The church retained the building in Jermyn.

St. James Episcopal Church

398 Washington Ave.

Jermyn

Merged

(1990)

Church began in 1872. Merged in 1990 with St. George’s Episcopal Church in Olyphant to become St. James & St. George Episcopal Church.

FHL Film No. 1671331 (1872-1926)

St. James & St. George Episcopal Church

398 Washington Ave.

Jermyn

Active

At church

St. John Baptist Episcopal Church

1820 Church Ave.

Scranton

Closed

(1967)

Closed in the late 1967.  The church and the rectory were sold Garfield Ave. Full Gospel Church to become Providence Full Gospel Tabernacle.

St. John’s Memorial Chapel

Glenburn Township

Name changed (1922)

Formed in 1912, meeting in the old Centennial Schoolhouse. Originally a mission church of St. Luke’s, meeting only in the summer.  In 1922 became Church of the Epiphany.

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

232 Wyoming Ave.

Scranton

 Active

Organized in 1851.  The building was consecrated in 1853.  Affiliated with The Episcopal Church,

At church

Some records on Ancestry.com and FHL Film No. 1671286 (1852-1901)

St. Margaret’s Chapel

618 O’Hara St.

Scranton

Closed

The chapel was dedicated in 1910.  It replaced a mission on Fig St., a mission church for St. Luke’s.  Appeared to be closed after about 1913, as no further services were listed in the newspaper.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

109 Potter St.

Dunmore

Moved

(1966)

Began as a mission of St. Luke’s.  Met in Tripp Ave. Christian Church until church was built on this site in 1923.  Church moved to 129 N. Main St., Moscow in 1966.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

1109 Church St.

Moscow

Active

Present church was built in 1972

At church

St. Paul’s Episcopal Church

Peckville

FHL Film No. 8519366 (1906-1953)

Trinity Episcopal Church

58 River St.

Carbondale

Active

At church and FHL Film No. 1671331 (1832 to 1911)

Trinity Mission

137 Brook St.

Scranton

Closed

It was a mission church for St. Luke’s.