About us
Traditional Anglican Worship
The mission of our traditional Anglican Church is to proclaim the word of God as set forth in the Holy Scriptures and the teachings of the Early Church Fathers.
At the late Rev Peter Toon described the Anglican Way, we are a church of "one book, two testaments, three creeds, four councils, and five centuries". Apostolic, sacramental, liturgical, scriptural, and evangelical; we provide a means for the faithful to worship in a manner consistent with Biblical doctrine and centuries-old Anglican tradition.
Within the continuing Anglican tradition, the Book of Common Prayer (1928 edition) plays the identity-sustaining role. This prayer book contains the rites and ceremonies of the Church, including the principal worship services (Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, Holy Communion), the Psalms, and the Thirty-Nine Articles of Religion which further define our faith.
Our Prayer Book is designed to uphold and propagate Christian faith, life, and worship and to bring Christians to Christ through confession, absolution, worship, praise, and thanksgiving. What we pray is what we believe.
Sunday Service
Our Sunday service is at 9:30 am.
Holy Communion will usually be on the 2nd or 3rd Sunday of the month. Morning Prayer is offered on other Sundays, lead by lay readers.
We meet at the Peninsula Baptist Church:
Our Leadership
The Rev Ron Ryan
Priest in Charge
h.760.350.3255 • c.442.426.5089
Mr Warren Halstead
Senior Warden
831.596.8210