St. John's Episcopal Church (Springfield, Missouri)

In 1881, a small but dedicated number of Christ Church members recognized the need for a second Episcopal parish in Springfield. A location was selected, and on March 19, 1886, the organizational meeting was held. A six-member vestry was elected, a plan for financial support was developed, and application was made for a Certification of Incorporation. The building was completed in 1888 and the first liturgy was celebrated on September 23 with 123 communicant members present.

On May 1, 1978, the church was presented a plaque designating it as an historical site.

• St. John's Episcopal Church
• The Springfield Library maintains a collection of historic postcards with Springfield landmarks on its Web site, and St. John's is listed there.

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