Our Beliefs

This Church holds the Faith as once delivered to the saints, and as transmitted through the Church of England, especially as articulated in her Reformation heritage, the range of her Anglican divines, and as deposited in the founding principles of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America. Furthermore, this Church receives Holy Scripture as the Word of God. We affirm the three ancient creeds, commonly known as the Nicene, Apostles’ and Creed of Athanasius, the dogmatic definitions of the first four ecumenical councils of the undivided church and The Thirty-nine Articles of Religion in their 1801 form. Beginning with the Declaration of Principles at the time of her founding, this Church has adopted several doctrinal declarations and affirmations which are consistent with the above authorities. (http://www.rechurch.org/about.html).

A History of Faith

Throughout its history the Anglican tradition, and its mother the Church of England, has been a witness to the faith once delivered to the saints. From the ancient times thousands of years ago, down to the middle ages, the 1500s Reformation, and into the modern day, to be an Anglican has been a mark of adhering to Scripture, proclaiming the Gospel, and working out our salvation with fear and trembling in the communion of Saints.