The church is the body of which Christ is the head and all baptized people are the members. The Church is a community of faith and commitment, not an organization like a club. We are part of the Anglican Communion, a fellowship of autonomous churches in communion with the Church of England. In worship, Episcopalians sit, kneel, stand, sing, pray aloud, pray silently. These tools are designed to help us worship and pray together, something very important to Anglican Christians.
Episcopal worship calls for the full participation of all the people.
Our people are friendly and helpful. If you need help during the service, please ask someone for guidance. For more information on Episcopalians and the Episcopal Church, please visit our Links page. To raise our vision of mission from our own congregations and diocese to the global mission of Christ who sent the apostolic church into all the world. The mission and ministry of the diocese is expressed primarily through the unique and varied lives of our local congregations.