A place to grow in the love and service of our Lord.
A church who has been serving the people of Kaufman for over 100 years.
A church rooted in sound scriptural teaching and preaching that is built upon the foundations of the faith and worship of the ancient church.
A church that is truly a family church, where people know each other by name and care for each other as a family cares for its members.
A place where children can grow in the knowledge and love of the Lord with other children, supported by a warm, loving and knowledgeable Sunday School staff.
A supportive community where you can find friendships in Christ, feel loved and accepted, and learn more about the bible.
We are a part of the worldwide Anglican Church which has over 70 million members. The Orthodox Episcopal Church places scripture, tradition and reason as the authorities by which human beings come to know the truth of God in Jesus Christ. We are a Gospel Church, a praying church and a thinking church. It is a church for those of deep faith and devotion, as well as a church for those trying to find their way while struggling with questions of faith. It is a church where seeking, learning, and inquiring are encouraged and supported. Most of all, it is a Church which raises up the Love of God in Jesus Christ, our merciful Saviour.
Prayer requests may be made via email, US Mail, by calling the church office, or in person during office hours. Check the contact page for additional information.
Messages may be left 24 hours a day.
We will add you to our corporate prayer list and to the list of one of our small prayer groups.


The Rev. Dr. David Petrash is the Priest-in-Charge for Our Merciful Saviour. Father Petrash came to Kaufman from Denison, Texas, where he was most recently Interim Head of School for St. Luke's Episcopal Church and School. Following an extensive career in college teaching and administration at Grayson County College in Denison, Texas, he was the Chaplain for Home Hospice of Grayson, Cooke, and Fannin Counties.
Father Petrash and his wife, Laura, take an active part in the Kaufman community, and are working to continue the legacy of community involvement by Our Merciful Saviour.
