St. Jude's meets on tribal lands originally belonging to the Cedar Band of Paiute Indians.

St. Jude's welcomes Fr. Willmann as its new vicar.

The Rev. Robert Willmann will lead St. Jude's and two other congregations in southwestern Utah starting on January 1, 2024. Fr. Willmann is moving from the Diocese of Southern Ohio to serve the three part-time positions at St. Jude's,  Grace Church in St. George, and Spirit of the Desert in Ivins. The Rev. Willmann was ordained as a Roman Catholic priest in 1992 after having been a deacon. He did his graduate studies in Rome and served several Catholic churches. He was received into the Episcopal Church in 2005 and became rector of St. James' Episcopal Church in Ohio in late 2009. Bishop Spiegel, the bishop's committees of St. Jude's and Grace Churches and the vestry of Spirit of the Desert worked out the collaborative efforts to share Fr. Willmann's ministry. The priest expressed excitement to be part of the arrangement and has asked that all pray for his transition to his new service of doing the Lord's work.

What does it mean to be an Episcopalian?

View this short video to learn more about the Episcopal Church. Explore what we believe, ho we worship and how we work together as a community to be part of the Body of Christ in the world. Whether you are a visitor, a newcomer, an inquirer or a member of another church or faith tradition, we want you to feel at home at St. Jude's.
​We invite you to worship with us sometime soon.

We invite you to join us in our ministries.

Hospitality

All are welcome at St. Jude's! We need your help to ensure that our worship space and other church facilities will always be available to community organizations who use our church for meetings, concerts, and events.

Stewardship

​We observe faithful stewardship of God's creation by practicing wise use of natural resources and respect for all God's people. We need your help in practicing the wise and faithful use of God's creation.

Giving Back

St. Jude's supports those in need through the Episcopal Relief and Development Fund and "Fifth Sunday" contributions. We need your help with projects that raise money to help victims of poverty and natural disaster.

Recent News

Presiding Bishop Michael Curry is seen preaching at a  worship service at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. “We are not a partisan group, we are not a left-wing group, we are not a right-wing group. We are a Jesus movement!” he proclaimed.
St. Jude's hosted the annual Suzuki Strings children's concert recently. Children from across the state participated in this event sponsored by the Cedar City Arts Council. The event helped raise money to support music arts in the Cedar City area.