An atmospheric portrait of an open Book of Common Prayer resting on a dark walnut pew, warm morning sunlight streaming through a stained glass window, casting soft colored light, 35mm film aesthetic.
An atmospheric portrait of an open Book of Common Prayer resting on a dark walnut pew, warm morning sunlight streaming through a stained glass window, casting soft colored light, 35mm film aesthetic.
Our Worship

Since 2001, we have provided a parish home for those who desire to worship the Lord in a reverent and liturgical manner, grounded in the historic faith and practice of the Anglican tradition.

We are a parish of the Reformed Episcopal Church (REC), a founding jurisdiction of the Anglican Church in North America. Within the REC, we belong to the Diocese of Mid-America under the episcopal oversight of the Most Rev. Ray R. Sutton.

Our worship follows the historic 1662 order for Holy Communion, and our congregational singing is drawn from The Hymnal (1940).

We warmly welcome visitors who are seeking reverent, Scripture-shaped worship and a parish life rooted in prayer, the historic Creeds, and the rich heritage of English hymnody. Here you will find a close-knit and welcoming congregation gathered not around novelty or performance, but around the faithful worship of Almighty God through Word and Sacrament, and the shared life of His Church.

A Classical Anglican Parish

Rooted in the Creeds

And the Book of Common Prayer

I BELIEVE in one God the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, And of all things visible and invisible:

The Nicene Creed

Our worship is not crafted for novelty. We stand in an ancient inheritance of prayer, using historic liturgies that have shaped Christian souls for generations.

Close-up of a historic stained glass window inside a traditional church, soft morning light filtering through red and amber panes, casting colored light on aged wooden pews, 35mm film aesthetic.
Close-up of a historic stained glass window inside a traditional church, soft morning light filtering through red and amber panes, casting colored light on aged wooden pews, 35mm film aesthetic.

Our Mission

Our mission is simple: to make disciples of Jesus Christ through the faithful ministry of His Church.

We believe disciples are ordinarily made through the faithful ministry of Word and Sacrament. As people gather week by week for worship, prayer, catechesis, Christian fellowship, and lives of faithful service, the Holy Spirit conforms them more fully to the likeness of Christ.

To Make Disciples for Christ

Our Worship

Join Us

Join us this Sunday morning at 11:00 AM to enter into the quiet peace of historic liturgical prayer and sacramental life.