The Episcopal Diocese of Chicago is a regional church organization within the Episcopal Church in the United States. It serves a diverse community of congregations across the city of Chicago and its surrounding areas. The diocese focuses on spiritual growth, community service, and social justice, reflecting the values of the wider Anglican tradition. Founded in 1835, the diocese has a rich history and plays a significant role in the local community. It is led by a bishop, currently the Bishop of Chicago, who oversees the spiritual and administrative functions of the diocese. The diocese also engages in various outreach programs and partnerships to support those in need.