Welcome to my web page. I am a Priest in the
Convocation of Anglicans in North America (CANA). We are Christ-centered, mission driven, outwardly focused, and committed to evangelism, discipleship and church planting.
We are proud to be Anglicans. Our passion is to reach and serve the least, the last, and the lost.
Your
Anglican Neighbors welcome you!
Should you be looking for a spiritual family, we who are
your Anglican friends and neighbors would like to share with you our joy, and
our love of Christ and His Church.
Traditional Anglicans are a family of God, feeding on
God’s Word regularly and reaching out freely with God’s love. We are former Episcopalians, Roman Catholics,
Lutherans, and more, sharing the joy and peace of Christ in a loving, liturgical environment.
If you have any questions or would like more information please feel free to contact me by email (See the Services Page). I would love to hear from you!
What is the Anglican Church?
We are a Bible Church. We believe the Holy Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments to be the word of God and to contain all things necessary for salvation.
We are a Catholic Church. “Catholic” means that which has been consistently believed and practiced from the earliest times. We live the faith and continue the tradition of our forbearers.
We are a Reverent Church. In our worship we are united with past, present, and future generations of Anglicans. Such worship is for the glorification of God, not our entertainment; we are participants in Liturgical worship.
The Anglican Church is a Historic Church. The first North American service according to the Book of Common Prayer was led by the Chaplain of Sir Francis Drake’s flagship in 1579, in San Francisco bay. The first baptism of an Anglo-Saxon in North America was that of Virginia Dare in 1587. The first Holy Eucharist according to the Book of Common prayer was in 1607, soon after the Jamestown colonists had landed. Two-thirds of the signers of the Declaration of Independence were Anglicans!
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