April 28th: week of calendar 2019

Anglicans, like all biblical Christians, believe in predestination, which doctrine is clearly taught in the Old and New Testaments, and especially by Saint Paul, but we hold the positive doctrine of election to salvation in tension with the rest of the Catholic Faith, in which predestination is considered an aspect of salvation provided by Christ…

Nature of Anglicanism Class – bible study (rough draft) for 11-14-2018.  We continue: Our Reading of Scripture within the Community of Faith: Within the community shaped by our common worship, we also carry forward the old tradition of meeting for the purpose of reading and coming to terms with scripture.  There we learn the power…

Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed follows the reading of the Gospel. After hearing the readings from the Scriptures the people of God confess their faith. “Our earliest record of the creed said during the liturgy tells that it was introduced by the Patriarchs Peter the Dyer at Antioch (470-488) and Timothy I of Constantinople (511-518)… In the west…

ON HAVING HOLY COMMUNION OFTEN? The Rev’d. Stephan W. Heimann   Our Lord Jesus Christ gave us the Sacrament of Holy Communion so that Christians everywhere could always be one with Him and share in His holy life and saving death. For this Sacrament, He made use of a common and necessary human act: the…

Morning Prayer + extra film of the  Church You may have to un-mute your device.  Special edition with little tour of church property.

Sunday Eucharist July 7 2019 Service begins at 6 minute mark and the sermon at the 32 minute mark.  Our worship is reverent as we give all glory and thanksgiving to God.  You may have to turn up volume on video.  If you enjoy, please feel free to share. Sermon Highlights: The parable of the lost…