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Senate House Convocation District State Senator District State Representative Church Name Street City Zip Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 49 Gina Hinojosa All Saints' Episcopal Church-Austin 209 W 27th St Austin 78705 Northwest 5 Charles Schwertner 20 Terry Wilson All Saints' Episcopal Church-Cameron 200 N Travis Ave Cameron 76520 Northeast 3 Robert Nichols 57 Trent Ashby All Saints' Episcopal Church-Crockett 1301 E Houston Ave Crockett 75835 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 24 Greg Bonnen All Saints' Episcopal Church-Hitchcock 10416 Hwy 6 Hitchcock 77563 Southwest 13 Borris L. Miles 27 Ron Reynolds All Saints' Episcopal Church-Stafford 605 Dulles Ave Stafford 77477 West Harris 17 Joan Huffman 133 Jim Murphy Ascension Episcopal Church-Houston 2525 Seagler Rd Houston 77042 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 17 John Cyrier Calvary Episcopal Church-Bastrop 603 Spring St Bastrop 78602 Southwest 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 26 Jacey Jetton Calvary Episcopal Church-Richmond 806 Thompson Rd Richmond 77469 East Harris 13 Borris L. Miles 145 Christina Morales Christ Church Cathedral-Houston 1117 Texas Ave Houston 77002 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 47 Vicki Goodwin Christ Episcopal Church-Cedar Park 3520 W Whitestone Blvd Cedar Park 78613 Southwest 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 13 Ben Leman Christ Episcopal Church-Eagle Lake 306 E Stockbridge St Eagle Lake 77434 Northeast 1 Bryan Hughes 9 Chris Paddie Christ Episcopal Church-Jefferson 703 S Main St Jefferson 75657 Southwest 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 25 Cody Vasut Christ Episcopal Church-Matagorda 206 Cypress St Matagorda 77457 Northwest 5 Charles Schwertner 12 Kyle Kacal Christ Episcopal Church-Mexia 505 E Commerce St Mexia 76667 Northeast 3 Robert Nichols 11 Travis Clardy Christ Episcopal Church-Nacogdoches 1430 N Mound St Nacogdoches 75961 Northeast 3 Robert Nichols 57 Trent Ashby Christ Episcopal Church-San Augustine 202 S Ayish St San Augustine 75972 Northwest 24 Dawn Buckingham 55 Hugh D. Shine Christ Episcopal Church-Temple 300 N Main St Temple 76501 Northeast 1 Bryan Hughes 6 Matt Schaefer Christ Episcopal Church-Tyler 118 S Bois D Arc Ave Tyler 75702 West Harris 17 Joan Huffman 149 Hubert Vo Christ the King Alief Episcopal Church-Houston 15325 Bellaire Blvd Houston 77083 San Jacinto 4 Brandon Creighton 127 Dan Huberty Christ the King Episcopal Church-Atascocita 19330 Pinehurst Trail Dr Atascocita 77346 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 50 Celia Israel Church of the Cross-Austin 8140 Exchange Dr Austin 78754 West Harris 17 Joan Huffman 133 Jim Murphy Emmanuel Episcopal Church-Houston 3785 Barker Cypress Rd Houston 77084 Austin 24 Dawn Buckingham 53 Andrew S. Murr Epiphany Episcopal Church-Burnet 601 N Wood St Burnet 78611 Central 5 Charles Schwertner 12 Kyle Kacal Epiphany Episcopal Church-Calvert E 501 Gregg St Calvert 77837 West Harris 13 Borris L. Miles 146 Shawn Thierry Epiphany Episcopal Church-Houston 9600 S Gessner Rd Houston 77071 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 48 Donna Howard Good Shepherd Episcopal Church-Austin 3201 Windsor Rd Austin 78703 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 24 Greg Bonnen Good Shepherd Episcopal Church-Friendswood 1207 Winding Way Dr Friendswood 77546 San Jacinto 4 Brandon Creighton 127 Dan Huberty Good Shepherd Episcopal Church-Kingwood 2929 Woodland Hills Dr Kingwood 77339 San Jacinto 7 Paul Bettencourt 130 Tom Oliverson Good Shepherd Episcopal Church-Tomball 715 Carrell St Tomball 77375 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 29 Ed Thompson Grace Episcopal Church-Alvin 200 W Lang St Alvin 77511 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 23 Mayes Middleton Grace Episcopal Church-Galveston 1115 36th St Galveston 77550 Austin 5 Charles Schwertner 52 James Talarico Grace Episcopal Church-Georgetown 1314 E University Ave Georgetown 78626 East Harris 17 Joan Huffman 146 Shawn Thierry Grace Episcopal Church-Houston 4040 W Bellfort Ave Houston 77025 West Harris 17 Joan Huffman 132 Mike Schofield Holy Apostles Episcopal Church-Katy 1225 W Grand Pkwy S Katy 77494 Southwest 11 Larry Taylor 25 Cody Vasut Holy Comforter Episcopal Church-Angleton 227 S Chenango St Angleton 77515 San Jacinto 7 Paul Bettencourt 150 Valoree Swanson Holy Comforter Episcopal Church-Spring 2322 Spring Cypress Rd Spring 77388 Southwest 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 85 Phil Stephenson Holy Cross Episcopal Church-Sugar Land 5653 W Riverpark Dr Sugar Land 77479 Central 5 Charles Schwertner 57 Trent Ashby Holy Innocents' Episcopal Church-Madisonville 600 N McIver St Madisonville 77864 West Harris 7 Paul Bettencourt 133 Jim Murphy Holy Spirit Episcopal Church-Houston 12535 Perthshire Rd Houston 77024 Northwest 22 Brian Birdwell 56 Charles "Doc" Anderson Holy Spirit Episcopal Church-Waco 1624 Wooded Acres Dr Waco 76710 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 24 Greg Bonnen Holy Trinity Episcopal Church-Dickinson 4613 TX-3 Dickinson 77539 Southeast 4 Brandon Creighton 21 Dade Phelan Holy Trinity Episcopal Church-Port Neches 2425 Nall St Port Neches 77651 West Harris 15 John Whitmire 139 Jarvis D. Johnson Hope Episcopal Church-Houston 1613 W 43rd St Houston 77018 East Harris 13 Borris L. Miles 147 Garnet F. Coleman Lord of the Streets Episcopal Church-Houston 3401 Fannin St Houston 77004 East Harris 13 Borris L. Miles 134 Ann Johnson Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church-Houston 6221 Main St Houston 77030 East Harris 6 Carol Alvarado 145 Christina Morales Redeemer Episcopal Church-Houston 5700 Lawndale St Houston 77023 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 49 Gina Hinojosa Resurrection Episcopal Church-Austin 2200 Justin Ln Austin 78757 East Harris 6 Carol Alvarado 145 Christina Morales San Bernabas/St. Barnabas Episcopal Church-Houston 107 E Edgebrook Dr Houston 77034 Austin 21 Judith Zaffirini 48 Donna Howard San Francisco de Asis Episcopal Church-Austin 7000 Woodhue Dr Austin 78745 West Harris 13 Borris L. Miles 137 Gene Wu San Mateo Episcopal Church-Houston 6635 Alder Dr #2 Houston 77081 East Harris 6 Carol Alvarado 145 Christina Morales San Pablo/St. Paul's Episcopal Church-Houston 7843 Park Pl Blvd Houston 77087 East Harris 6 Carol Alvarado 144 Mary Ann Perez San Pedro/St. Peter's Episcopal Church-Pasadena 705 Williams St Pasadena 77506 West Harris 17 Joan Huffman 131 Alma A. Allen Santa Maria Virgen Episcopal Church-Houston 9600 Huntington Pl Dr Houston 77099 San Jacinto 7 Paul Bettencourt 132 Mike Schofield St. Aidan's Episcopal Church-Cypress 13131 Fry Rd Cypress 77433 Austin 25 Donna Campbell 47 Vicki Goodwin St. Alban's Episcopal Church-Austin 11819 S IH 35 Frontage Rd South Austin 78747 East Harris 6 Carol Alvarado 148 Penny Morales Shaw St. Alban's Episcopal Church-Houston 420 Woodard St Houston 77009 Northwest 22 Brian Birdwell 56 Charles "Doc" Anderson St. Alban's Episcopal Church-Waco 305 N 30th St Waco 76710 Central 5 Charles Schwertner 14 John Raney St. Andrew's Episcopal Church-Bryan 217 W 26th St Bryan 77803 West Harris 15 John Whitmire 148 Penny Morales Shaw St. Andrew's Episcopal Church-Houston 1819 Heights Blvd Houston 77008 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 29 Ed Thompson St. Andrew's Episcopal Church-Pearland 2535 E Broadway St Pearland 77581 Senate House Convocation District State Senator District State Representative Church Name Street City Zip Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 23 Mayes Middleton St. Augustine of Hippo Episcopal Church-Galveston 1410 41st St Galveston 77550 Central 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 3 Cecil Bell St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church-Hempstead 811 Austin St Hempstead 77445 Southwest 17 Joan Huffman 27 Ron Reynolds St. Catherine of Sienna Episcopal Church-Missouri City 4747 Sienna Pkwy Missouri City 77459 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 24 Greg Bonnen St. Christopher Episcopal Church-League City 2508 St Christopher Ave League City 77573 Austin 24 Dawn Buckingham 47 Vicki Goodwin St. Christopher's Episcopal Church-Austin 8724 Travis Hills Dr Austin 78735 West Harris 15 John Whitmire 138 Lacey Hull St. Christopher's Episcopal Church-Houston 1656 Blalock Rd Houston 77080 Northwest 24 Dawn Buckingham 54 Brad Buckley St. Christopher's Episcopal Church-Killeen 2800 Trimmier Rd Killeen 76542 San Jacinto 7 Paul Bettencourt 135 Jon Rosenthal St. Cuthbert Episcopal Church-Houston 17020 West Rd Houston 77095 Northeast 3 Robert Nichols 57 Trent Ashby St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church-Lufkin 919 S John Redditt Dr Lufkin 75904 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 49 Gina Hinojosa St. David's Episcopal Church-Austin 301 E 8th St Austin 78701 San Jacinto 7 Paul Bettencourt 126 E. Sam Harless St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church-Houston 14301 Stuebner Airline Rd Houston 77069 Central 5 Charles Schwertner 14 John Raney St. Francis' Episcopal Church-College Station 1101 Rock Prairie Rd College Station 77845 West Harris 7 Paul Bettencourt 133 Jim Murphy St. Francis' Episcopal Church-Houston 345 Piney Point Rd Houston 77024 Northwest 24 Dawn Buckingham 55 Hugh D. Shine St. Francis' Episcopal Church-Temple 5001 Hickory Rd Temple 76502 Northeast 1 Bryan Hughes 6 Matt Schaefer St. Francis' Episcopal Church-Tyler 3232 Jan Ave Tyler 75701 Central 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 3 Cecil Bell St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church-Prairie View 204 Dooley St Prairie View 77446 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 46 Sheryl Cole St. George's Episcopal Church-Austin 4301 N Interstate Hwy 35 Austin 78722 Galveston 11 Larry Taylor 23 Mayes Middleton St. George's Episcopal Church-Texas City 510 13th Ave N Texas City 77590 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 46 Sheryl Cole St. James' Episcopal Church-Austin 1941 Webberville Rd Austin 78721 East Harris 13 Borris L. Miles 147 Garnet F. Coleman St. James' Episcopal Church-Houston 3129 Southmore Blvd Houston 77004 Austin 18 Lois W. Kolkhorst 13 Ben Leman St. James' Episcopal Church-La Grange 156 N Monroe St La Grange 78945 Austin 5 Charles Schwertner 52 James Talarico St. James' Episcopal Church-Taylor 614 Davis St Taylor 76574 San Jacinto 4 Brandon Creighton 16 Will Metcalf St. James the Apostle Episcopal Church-Conroe 1803 Highland Hollow Dr Conroe 77304 West Harris 17 Joan Huffman 134 Ann Johnson St. John the Divine Episcopal Church-Houston 2450 River Oaks Blvd Houston 77019 Austin 14 Sarah Eckhardt 49 Gina Hinojosa St.
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