



As we enter the season of Ordinary Time let us lend our spirits to a profound time of growth. Let us follow the examples our Lord gave us in his parables of planting and growing for preparation in our ministries.
Let us participate in some way that reminds us that “one does not live on bread alone…”
Let us act on our spirituality such that we are showing our Lord that our pilgrimage and growth is an expression of worship of Him.
For He is not just one who saves us when we fall or make bad decisions.
Let us live our lives to express that we worship only the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit,
One God that we will fall down before, and to serve no other God no matter what is offered.
The spirituality of our ecclesiastical communion is inclusive, equitable and ecumenical. We are Christians on pilgrimage to and in Jesus Christ. We believe that the Word of God in the Old and New Testaments contains all necessary for Salvation. We live the Apostolic and Sacramental Traditions expressed in the first four councils of the church. We accept as symbols of the faith the Apostolic, Nicene and Athanasius Creeds. We rejoice in our freedom in Christ. We respect all primates and leaders of the Christian world but we live and minister without being subject to any primate beyond our jurisdiction and/or any primates elected by other persons or in secret. We are not subject to any European monarch.