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Sunday Morning at 10:00
1305 N. Union (just north of Uintah)
Colorado Springs, CO
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IAC is part of an international network of churches known as the
Anglican Communion. This network has grown out of the missionary
expansion of the Church of England over the past 500 years –
spreading to 164 countries, with tens of millions of members.
This global fellowship of churches is experiencing tremendous
growth in the Global South, where these churches are known for
their vibrant faith in God and their passion to walk as Jesus
walked, bringing His Kingdom with every step.
We are committed to the Bible as the Word of God -- it is God
breathed and it is the truth by which we order our lives. We also
believe that Jesus is the unique Son of God -- that salvation is
found only in His sacrificial death and resurrection.
This faith is summed up in the
historic statements of belief such as the
Nicene Creed and the
39 Articles.
Our Anglican heritage provides a richness of meaning in faith and
worship. We celebrate the
sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper as commanded by Jesus and we uphold
the historic order of Bishops in the administration of the church's life and
mission. Our worship, based in ancient and biblical
practices, engages the senses: connecting with people's hearts and
minds. Our worship also draws from the present, what the Lord is
doing today, and the future:
where we will gather at the great wedding feast of the Lamb. This
ancient/future worship restores the biblical balance of
evangelical, charismatic and liturgical. A more detailed
Rooted in the Word of God and our ancient faith, we believe we are
part of an emerging reformation of the Christian church in this
hemisphere: moving the focus of our worship and the focus of our
lives back to the Risen Lord Jesus Christ and His mission to make
disciples of all nations.
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IAC
participates in the Anglican Communion by virtue of its affiliation
with the Anglican Church of Rwanda. This missionary movement
of the Anglican Church of Rwanda to the United States was established by Anglicans from Africa and Asia, deeply troubled by the
spiritual crisis in this land that sent missionaries to them for generations.
We are biblical, orthodox, vibrant, and mission focused committed to drawing
upon its ancient faith to impact todays culture in fresh ways.
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