Christ Church Anglican

Christ Church Anglican is a parish of the Diocese of the Holy Cross, which is turn is a diocese within the Anglican Catholic Church. We are a continuing Anglican Church, by which we mean that we seek to remain constant – that is, to continue – in the faith delivered to us by our forebears in the Anglican Church, the Western Christian Church, and all the way back to the Early Church established by our Lord Jesus Christ Himself through His Apostles. We are orthodox and biblical in our theology, traditional in our liturgy and morality, and warmly welcoming in our hospitality, believing that the Church is not a club for saints, but a school and hospital for sinners.

Who We Are - What We Believe

What is an Anglican?

“Anglican” means English. We are descended from the Church of England, which dates back to the 16th century English Reformation. (Read more…)

Sacraments, ministry, and worship

We believe that the holy sacraments instituted by Christ Himself – that is to say, Baptism and the Holy Communion – are outward and visible signs of the inward and spiritual grace given to us by God Himself, and that they effect what they signify… (Read more…)

Who should join us?

We at Christ Church Anglican welcome all visitors of good will to our services. We are not a “closed communion”. All members of other branches of Christ’s Church, who are baptized and who love our Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity, are affectionately invited to the Lord’s Table. (Read more…)

Where are we?

Click on the “Where are we?” link above for a map and directions.

"Assist us with Thy grace, that we may...do all such good works as thou hast prepared for us to walk in..."

Find Your Place

The church's mission is propelled by the members who perform the many functions that make our church work. Those that are so moved by the Spirit are encouraged to prayerfully seek out roles that leverage their God-given talents and gifts (Greek - "charisma") for the edification of the Body of Christ and the furtherance of the work of the Kingdom.