Brevard County Episcopal

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

Holy Trinity opens its doors in the name of Jesus Christ and says welcome to all who feel joy and wish to celebrate, to all who are weary and need rest, to all who seek God's desire for their lives, to all who mourn and wish comfort, to all who pray and to all who sometimes struggle to pray, and to all who are looking for a community of fellow pilgrims.

St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church

An outstanding example of the neo-Gothic architectural style, St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church was built in 1887, on land donated by J. Dunlin Parkinson, a lay reader for the mission, and by Mary E. Titus, the wife of Colonel Henry Titus, who is credited with founding Titusville. The board and batten wood frame building was dedicated on May 31, 1888, as St. John's Church.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church

St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Cocoa, FL - a parish and day school within the Diocese of Central Florida, which is a part of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States and the world wide Anglican Communion.

St. Sebastian's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church

This is a congregation of loving, caring people whose devotion to God and to their church is manifested in the worship which takes place not only here at the church but in the many good works maintained by its people.