a gospel - centered church

in the anglican tradition

Following Christ's disciples in the Book of Acts we are dedicated "to the apostles' teaching and the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers." Acts 2:42

  • Anglicanism classes begin june 4, 2023

    Meets at 9:00 a.m. in the fellowship hall on June 4, 11, 18, and 25. Those interested in joining the church are warmly invited to check it out.

    • June  4 The Church & Anglicanism
    • June 11 The Word & Sacrament
    • June 18 The BCP, 39 Articles, & Ordinal
    • June 23 Church Membership


  • Sermons & Teachings

    Charles Spurgeon's preaching method was to make a bee-line to the cross. He once quipped, "The motto of true servants of God must be, 'We preach Christ; and Him crucified.' A sermon without Christ in it is like a loaf of bread without any flour in it, [a brook without water, or a sky without a sun]." We agree completely and strive to point people to Christ in every sermon and teaching.

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  • fellowship Groups

    Christ commanded His followers in Matthew 28:19 to "go and make disciples of all nations." We agree with Tim Keller: "The chief way in which we disciple people is through community. Growth in grace, wisdom, and character does not happen primarily through classes or instruction or even in solitude. Most often growth happens through deep relationships and in communities where the implications of the Gospel can be worked out."

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  • Live stream service

    Join us each Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. as we gather together to worship together.

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  • Newsletter & announcements

    Each week the bulletin is a source of information that completes the Sunday service. From the bulletin picture shown, to the scripture readings and the music that completes the package.

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Why Anglican?

Because it is a Biblical and beautiful expression of the Christian faith. One that is able to bring together people from all denominational backgrounds; as well as, a lost world that is desperately searching for the truth. 

MATTHEW RUSCH

rECTOR

When you meet Matt (from Iowa), there are several things you will know right off the bat; 

He always points to Christ, his love for family, and how to treasure and protect Christ's flock. You'll most definitely hear him speak of C. S. Lewis, Tim Keller, and his appreciation of Jeeps.
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connect

Find out more information about our Community Groups


 Seedling

Give


1st Sunday of each month is discretionary fund giving. Tithing gifts made here, too.


Heart 


serve


BUILD bridges, CONNECT with others, & SERVE our glorious Savior, Jesus Christ.


 Pray

pray


Find out when we meet for prayer and submit prayer requests.




Our Ministries

You're not alone here at Holy Trinity!

Dive into a community focused on loving God

and loving others.

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