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St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church

20900 Chenal Pkwy
Little Rock, AR  72223

501-821-1311

Office Hours:

9:00am - 3:00pm
Monday-Thursday

9:00am - 1:00pm
Friday


We welcome everyone to worship
with us at any time:
spiritual seekers,
those with questions and doubts,
those firmly grounded in their faith.


We welcome one-time visitors,
those in Little Rock for extended medical treatments,
those looking for a church home.


If you wish to become a member of our parish, you may do so by transferring in, being received, or by being baptized. 
The Clergy can help identify which step is right for you.

And if you are not yet ready to become a member, we invite you to please continue worshiping with us.




Service Tim
es
Sundays at 8:00, 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. ...more


Who We Are
We are a community of people seeking to be faithful to our baptismal promise...
more


Directions...more


What to Expect
Walk through a Worship Service...
more


Our Four Traditions...
more



Information for Visitors...more
 


St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church is a part of the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas and the Episcopal Church in the USA.

Episcopalians are also known as Anglicans because we are a part of the Anglican Communion -
a fellowship of churches with over 70 million people throughout the world,
including Africa and the Middle East, as well as North and South America, Europe and Australia.
The Archbishop of Canterbury in England is the spiritual leader and symbol of unity for the Anglican Communion.

For more information about who we are,
please see our Mission Statement and History in the “About Us” Link.



For more information about the Episcopal Church in Arkansas visit the website for the Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas.




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