Holy Trinity will soon be St. Constance Episcopal Church!
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church is happy to announce that we are merging with four of our fellow Memphis congregations to form a brand-new faith community: St. Constance Episcopal Church.
On August 9, 2026 at 10 a.m., please join us for our first worship service as St. Constance Episcopal Church at 1508 S. White Station Rd., Memphis, TN 38119 (formerly All Saints’ Episcopal Church.)
We cannot wait to gather, worship, and grow together in Christ. Whether you have been with us for decades or are looking for a new church family to call home, you are welcome!
St. Constance Updates
- Final Worship Services at St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church, Church of the Good Shepherd, and Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis)Five congregations, including Holy Trinity, Emmanuel (Memphis), Good Shepherd, St. Joseph’s, and All Saints’, will soon be merging into one new congregation named St. Constance Episcopal Church, located at 1508 S. White Station Rd. In preparation for the move, there will be final services at the three churches that will be moving out of their locations this… Read more: Final Worship Services at St. Joseph’s Episcopal Church, Church of the Good Shepherd, and Emmanuel Episcopal Church (Memphis)
- 2025 Diocesan Convention Report
The 44th Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee convened November 14–15, 2025, at Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, gathering clergy and lay leaders from across the Diocese for worship, discernment, and shared governance. Centered on the theme “One Church: One Lord, One Faith, One Baptism,” the convention reflected both continuity and change… Read more: 2025 Diocesan Convention Report - “New Wineskins” group invites suggestions for new church name
Something new is taking shape in the Diocese of West Tennessee—and we want you to help name it. Five congregations—All Saints, Emmanuel (Memphis), St. Joseph’s, Holy Trinity, and Good Shepherd—are prayerfully coming together in a shared journey toward a newly-forming church. As part of that journey, the Rev. Hester Mathes invites the people of the… Read more: “New Wineskins” group invites suggestions for new church name - “Another Way to Do Church”: Memphis Churches Collaborate for Lent and Easter
This past Lent and Easter, five small Episcopal communities in Memphis—Barth House Episcopal Center, Holy Trinity, All Saints’, Emmanuel, and Church of the Good Shepherd—came together in a bold act of faith and fellowship. In pooling their people, worship spaces, and liturgical responsibilities, they created something larger than the sum of their parts: a Holy… Read more: “Another Way to Do Church”: Memphis Churches Collaborate for Lent and Easter
