As Episcopalians, we share a commitment to the realization of oneness in Christ together with other Christians. The beliefs of Episcopalians are quite diverse. We accept the Nicene and Apostles' Creeds , but we believe many issues of doctrine and policy need continual interpretation for the present. This helps keep our church and our faith alive and dynamic. Our Book of Common Prayer provides our sense of unity.
Many Episcopal parishes follow it in their community worship.
We place a high value on community worship. The main form of worship in the Episcopal Church is the Holy Eucharist, also called Holy Communion, the Lord's Supper or the Mass. If you have been baptized you are invited and encouraged to join us for communion. If you have not been baptized you are welcome to join us for worship, and if desired, a blessing at the time of communion. Thus empowered by the Holy Spirit, God calls us into the world to boldly reflect the Gospel in word and focused actions.