Welcome!
A Gospel Centered Church in the Anglican Tradition
We invite all people to come and worship with us and pray that our Lord Jesus Christ would meet you as you worship him in the beauty of holiness. If you are coming from a Bible or Evangelical church background you may have heard about Anglicanism from Christian leaders such as J.I. Packer, John Stott, C.S. Lewis, or Charles Simeon and are curious to see if it is for you.
The Basics
We are an evangelical Anglican Church.
We believe that scripture is the inerrant Word of God and contains all things necessary for salvation and the good life.
As Anglicans, our beliefs are set forth in the 39 Articles of Religion.
We worship the Lord in the richness of the 1928 Book of Common Prayer with hymns from the 1940 Hymnal of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Our sermons are expository, working through scripture "lectio continua" (or continually reading through one book at a time).
Worship
Liturgical worship may initially feel foreign. One of the first things we would like to encourage you to do is pay attention to how much of the service quotes or alludes to scripture. You may be surprised. Secondly, we’d like to invite you to attend for a few weeks ask what the Lord does in your life through the practice of liturgical worship. There is a reason why Christians for centuries have found a richness in this type of worship.
Hymns may also be new to you. Like the liturgy, take time, read the hymns, pay attention to what they are saying. You will find a theological depth and richness. Prayerfully consider what these hymns say and how the Lord ministers to you through them.
If you are coming from another liturgical tradition, expository preaching may be a new experience for you. We strive to take the preaching of the word seriously and often take time to work through entire books of the Bible on Sunday mornings. We have found this to be an incredibly fruitful discipline.
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We affectionally invite all baptized Christians who are faithfully walking with our Lord Jesus Christ to come to the Lord’s table. We believe in the real spiritual presence of Christ at the Lord’s table and that the table brings us together as one Body in Christ.
Children
Children of all ages are encouraged to participate in worship. We believe that it is important to raise children in the church, and this benefits their long-term spiritual growth. You can even sit up front so they can see service better; we never consider children a disruption but that they are integral participants in the church’s act of worship. If your children need to take a few minutes to regroup we have a small room in the back of the church where you can cuddle or play with them until they are ready to rejoin the service. Changing tables are located in the "cry room" at the back of the church and in the single stall women's bathroom in the parish hall.
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During the sermon, we also offer toddler time for pre-school-aged children. Our leaders of this are fully screened and share a fun gospel lesson with your children.
We hope to see you soon!
Current Sermon Series: Praying with Jesus, an exploration of the Psalms.
The Psalms are the most ancient collection of prayers and hymns that we, as Christians, have. We can be confident that they are prayers and songs that our Savior, Jesus Christ, prayed and sang when he worshipped God.
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So, the Psalms take a special place in Christian worship; they have been read and sung by billions before us, and they were prayed by Jesus. Most importantly, each Psalm is uniquely Christological in nature.
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We will spend the remainder of 2024 looking at how the Psalms teach us to pray and point us to Christ.
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November 10-24
Starting December 1, 2024 we will be working our way through the book of Hebrews which delights in the exulted glory of Christ.
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Hebrews shows how Christ fulfills the old covenant and creates a better one. In this series we will delight in the goodness of all that Christ has done for us so that we might have confidence in our faith.
