About Us

We are a biblical, liturgical, and reformed Anglican church that submits to the absolute authority of the Word of God as our only infallible rule in all matters of faith and practice.

Our church provides reverent liturgical worship according to the REC Book of Common Prayer.

We Follow the Classical Anglican Way…

• ONE Canon of Holy Scripture (The Bible), with its
• TWO Testaments, understood with the faith expressed in the
• THREE Creeds (Apostles’, Nicene, Athanasian) and by the doctrinal teaching of the first
• FOUR ecumenical councils (Nicaea, Constantinople, Ephesus, Chalcedon), within the developing life and tradition of the first
• FIVE centuries of the Christian era

What We Believe

At Christ’s Chapel Anglican Church, we hold the Bible as the absolute authority for our faith and practice. We believe in the divine inspiration, infallibility, and sufficiency of Scripture. God's Word serves as our guide, providing timeless wisdom, moral principles, and a revelation of God's redemptive plan through Jesus Christ.

We affirm the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion as a concise statement of Anglican doctrinal beliefs. These articles, rooted in the Reformation tradition, articulate our understanding of God, salvation, and the Church. They provide a doctrinal framework that unites Anglicans worldwide, emphasizing the importance of scripture, the creeds, and the sacraments.

As Anglicans we uphold and subscribe to our traditional Formularies because we believe they are in accordance with Holy Scripture:

The Book of Common Prayer locally adapted in conformity to the standards set by the 1662 edition.
The Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion, locally adapted in conformity to the standards set in 1563.
The Ordinal, locally adapted in conformity to the standards set in 1549.