Our Beliefs
The Anglican Way
We are a global family living out our faith in local communities. Distinctive features of Anglican beliefs can also be found in our worship book, the Book of Common Prayer, which includes the Thirty-Nine Articles. These articles are extensive statements of our doctrine. Above all though, doctrine is not an end to itself. We seek to embody our doctrine and live as genuine Christians. And so, Anglicans believe that the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the gospel that sets people free, renews our broken world, and thus is central to every aspect of life and ministry. Our relationship with Christ grows as we encounter him in the following ways:
Our Mission
Experience the Trinity to Engage the Community
We believe that God's rescue plan is extravagant. Jesus' life, death and resurrection saved us from our sins and allows us to be in relationship with the Triune God. Salvation brings the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, uniting us to Jesus Christ and sealing us as sons and daughters of the Father. We gather on Sundays to corporately praise Father, Son and Spirit, lifting up our voices and hearts in celebration. But we also gather to prepare us participate in God's Mission. Basking in the love that is the Trinity, growing in relationship who God and Church, prepares us, fills us, gifts us with the stamina, the desire, the clarity on how to rightly engage the larger community, taking the light into the darkness, showing the world God's extravagant love.