Our Vision
The Episcopal Church of the Resurrection exists as a witness to God’s grace. We seek to serve the community with hospitality, gratitude, and generosity as we continue to grow in our faith and commitment to Jesus Christ.
WE BELIEVE as people rooted in worship, we gather in Jesus’ name, welcoming and embracing all with no hesitation, branching out into the world with our doors always open. We go in peace, loving all while serving the Lord.
WE WORSHIP as a loving Christian family, within the structure of the Episcopal liturgy. We are affirming of all people, and we strive to be non-judgmental as we follow the teachings of Jesus.
WE SERVE God and neighbor as instruments of God’s will in the Resurrection parish through mission partnerships with our neighboring communities and with the larger world around us.
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The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America is a descendant of the Anglican Church in England. It was established as an autonomous church at the end of the American Revolution, though it remains a member of the Worldwide Anglican Communion. Episcopalians worship using the liturgy of the Book of Common Prayer. Episcopal congregations sing and pray, read from the Holy Bible, hear a homily delivered by the parish’s rector and celebrate Holy Communion during each worship service. Episcopal beliefs are those shared by Protestant Christians and are reflected in the words of the Nicene Creed.