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 Our Congregations' Profiles Just as God has given everyone a unique personality, so it is that congregations have unique personalities, too. These brief congregational sketches are based on conversations with randomly selected members of each of Western Anglican's congregations, representing newcomers, youth, and long-time parishioners. We think you'll find them useful and informative. We'll be posting one of these approximately weekly from now on. Enjoy! All Saints Anglican Church Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Bill Thompson Church website: http://www.allsaintslongbeach.org/ Best way to contact the church:
All Saints’ Church is a biblically orthodox, liturgically traditional church located in Long Beach, California. Anglican Church of St. Timothy and St. Titus Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Russell Martin Church website: http://www.st-tnt.org Best way to contact the church:
we are a Church Community dedicated to witnessing to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior throughout our neighborhood, region and the world. We believe that authentic Christianity is rooted in the timeless Word of God, practice of holiness, prayer, the power of the Sacraments and fellowship with God and one another through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. Come and journey with us as we seek to love and serve the Lord through worship, service and study, so that you too may grow in the grace and peace of God. We invite you to join us and share with us in the Lord’s Supper (Holy Eucharist) so that your heart may be warmed, your spirit renewed and your life refreshed as we share the abundant life Jesus promised. Anglican Church of the Resurrection Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Dr. Eric Vawter Menees Church website: http://www.resurrectionsanmarcos.org Best way to contact the church:
Resurrection features a range of worship styles, from the casual, contemporary to the solemn said Eucharist with a blend of traditional and contemporary music. About 140 people attend services at Resurrection on any given Sunday. Building a sense of community is a high priority, and the worship, fellowship, youth ministry, and home groups are all geared towards nurturing a warm community network in which Christians care for one another. This relational focus is also evident through Resurrection’s healing ministry carried out with the Order of St. Luke. Good Shepherd Anglican Church Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Michael Nee Church website: http://www.gsachurch.org Best way to contact the church:
Good Shepherd is a growing community, with 70-80 members ranging from preschoolers to nonagenarians. The church has two Sunday services: a Rite I said Eucharist at 8 am, and a blended evangelical-catholic Rite II Eucharistic service at 10 am that incorporates musical styles from chant to contemporary. St. David's Anglican Church Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Jose Poch Church website: http://www.stdavidsnh.org Best way to contact the church:
A diverse community with members from Africa and the Caribbean as well as Hispanics, African-Americans, and Caucasians, St. David’s has a unified purpose: to “make disciples of Jesus Christ.” About 150 people attend on a given Sunday morning, including significant numbers of children, youth, and young adults. A handful of these attend the 8 am traditional spoken Rite I Eucharist, with the majority attending the contemporary family service at 10:30 am that features worship with guitars and drums as well as piano and organ. Sunday School and the youth sermon also take place during the second service. The church places itself within three streams: Catholic (in being liturgical), Evangelical (in being Bible-centered), and Charismatic (embracing the gifts and manifestations of the Holy Spirit). St. Stephens Anglican Church, Tustin Services held at: Services: Rector: Visitation Church website: http://www.ststephensanglicanchurch.org Best way to contact the church:
We are committed to: the headship of Christ, the authority of Scripture, the unity of the one holy, catholic and apostolic church. Our worship is traditional, according to the Book of Common Prayer. We are, therefore, a new Church in a very old tradition. We seek to witness to the hope and joy found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ with love and humility. Flagstaff Anglican Fellowship Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Dr. Chuck McKinney Best way to contact the church:
A church plant with a big heart, our core membership and many adjunct members reach various parts of the globe. We are members of the Covenant Churches of Flagstaff —fourteen congregations covenanted to work together to reach the city for Jesus. We serve local Flagstaff congregations in various ways and officially sponsor the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship chapter at Northern Arizona University (about 300 students strong). We have a connection to missionaries in Africa and other areas, and we reach out to the nearby Hopi and Navajo reservations. We utilize liturgy modified from the Ugandan Prayer Book. Because Flagstaff is a tourist destination, we have frequent visitors who repeatedly say, "We felt like family when we were with you." The Gathering Services held at: Services: Rector: Best way to contact the church:
The Gathering is a Church Plant of St. James Church, Newport Beach. We are part of the Anglican Province of Uganda, Diocese of Luweero. We are members of the worldwide Anglican Communion. The Archbishop of the Anglican Province of Uganda is the Most Reverend Henry Luke Orombi. Our Diocesan Bishop is the Rt. Rev. Evans M. Kisekka of the Diocese of Luweero, with the Rt. Rev. John A.M. Guernsey as our missionary bishop to U.S. congregations. Anglican Church of The Spirit Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Josh Acton Church website: http://c-acts.org/ Best way to contact the church:
The Evangelical Anglican Church of the Spirit, located in the Perris / Nuevo / Hemet area of Southern California, has been newly planted by a group of orthodox Anglican laity. It is firmly aligned with the worldwide Anglican Communion through the ‘Anglican Communion Network’ and affiliation to the ‘American Anglican Council’. Our worship follows the rich, Bible-based Anglican tradition, acknowledging that Holy Scripture is the Word of God. Alpine Anglican Church of the Blessed Trinity Services held at: Services: Rector: Rev. Keith Acker Church website: http://www.alpineanglican.com/ Best way to contact the church:
As a church, we are committed to follow Jesus Christ as King and Lord and to honor the Holy Trinity. We seek to provide opportunities to hear the Word of God in teaching, preaching, and through meaningful times of worship, occasions for fellowship, prayer, outreach, and many ministries for children and adults. |
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