As a sacramental church, we come together by the sacraments of Baptism and the Eucharist. We gather to share Holy Communion to give thanks to God for his gift of His Son as redeemer. In baptism we are adopted into God’s family. Anglican roots are steeped in centuries-old practices dating back to the early church, hence the traditions of vestments, processionals and sacred music, apostolic succession of bishops, and the ordination of priests and deacons.

We are Evangelical, which means we believe wholeheartedly in the Gospel, we understand that Jesus invites us into personal relationship with Himself, and we take seriously Jesus’ command to “go and make disciples of all nations.” As an Evangelical church, we emphasize common prayer, Scripture reading, and preaching the Gospel.

We are Charismatic, submitting to the Holy Spirit who resides in each of us and equips us to use the unique gifts which God has given us. The Charismatic stream dates back to the day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit filled the disciples and the Church was born.