Who we are: people of community and communion
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We are part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, connected to our sisters and brothers through the Body of Christ. We gather weekly seeking new life in Christ, the ancient wisdom of God and the movement of the Spirit. The Bible is our sacred text and story. We seek in Scripture inspiration and guidance for our own life of prayer and service. We are people of community and of communion. We don’t need to agree with one another about all matters of faith, but we are called to pray together, with and for one another. We are people who honour deep questions and curiosity. We love the rituals of worship and the open-mindedness of spiritual exploration. We are committed to reaching out, beyond the Church, to seek and serve Christ in all persons. |
Our worship consists of music, prayers and readings from Scripture as part of our celebration of the Eucharist (Holy Communion). We experience Holy Communion as a sacred act of remembering and re-living Jesus’ last meal with his disciples, a time when we receive Christ’s presence in the bread and wine and are re-made into God’s own people. Jesus was generous in his meal sharing with those around him. As we celebrate at God’s table, we also welcome everyone to share the meal Jesus offers. Respect for All Persons We are committed to providing a respectful, safe and accessible environment for everyone, as stated in the following documents:
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