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CHURCH PROFILE
Service Times
Sunday, 9:30am: Family Worship Service - Holy Communion
(919) 632-4904
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Rev. Dr.
Bill Steinberg
Meet The Pastor
OUR MISSION
To Know, Worship, and Serve Jesus, Who Is the Resurrection and the Life, and to joyfully share Him with others.
ABOUT CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION
We are a community of Christian Believers of all ages and backgrounds, coming together in weekly worship, regular fellowship, and on-going service. You will find at CTR genuine warmth and welcome, and you will find a love that is not just talked about, it is a love that is shown.
Denomination / Affiliation:
Average Age of Attendees:
All Ages
Community Projects:
12-24
Primary Language:
English
MINISTRIES AND GROUPS
Church Ministries
Kids
Youth
Men's
Women's
Small Groups
Choir
Groups and Public Services
Christian School
Mother's Day Out
Counseling Services
Other Ministries Available
It’s In The Bag (IITB) Ministry:
This ministry began with a small group of people with a desire to do God’s work. As they prayed about what to do, “feed my people” was what they heard and so they organized a ministry called “It’s In the Bag.” Without knowing exactly what to do, but with a lot of prayer for direction, the mission was begun.
Years later, in connection with the Fuquay-Varina Food Pantry, CTR is making and distributing brown bag lunches every Sunday for over 100 needy people in our area. In the name of Jesus’ love, and for His glory alone, we are making a small difference in our community. Join us for worship, and following coffee & fellowship, stay to lend a hand!
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BELIEFS
The word “Anglican” simply means related to, or coming from, England. Anglican churches draw their identity and historical roots from the Church of England, one of the main bodies formed during the Protestant Reformation of the 16th Century.
FULLNESS: Historical connections aside, what it means to be Anglican can be summed up in a single word – fullness. As Anglicans, we are about the fullness of the faith in several important ways:
communion
Belief: Anglicans affirm all basic Christian truths – that which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all. We have no distinctive doctrines we hold apart from other Christians. We have never claimed we are the one true or only church.
Worship: When the Reformation happened in England, the reformers there sought to improve upon and correct the worship they had known in the Roman Catholic Church. Yet they took care not to “throw the baby out with the bath water”. It means our worship retains a sense of holiness that comes from worshiping in a way that connects us with the ancient church – the same way Christians worshiped in ages past.
Globally: The Anglican Communion is a global church and the third largest body Christian body in the world. This means we are connected with brother and sister Anglicans around the globe – especially in the developing world where faith is vibrant and the church is growing rapidly.
A Middle Way: Arising out of the Reformation, we share core principles and beliefs with the Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, and all Protestants. By retaining much of what has been handed down to us, we share much with the Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and other ancient Churches.
A Way of Life: Anglicans, then, are simply Christian. What defines us isn’t a set of particular doctrines. We are defined by a way of life: by praying and living the Book of Common Prayer, by worshiping together and receiving the Body of Christ in weekly Holy Communion, by loving and serving others as Christ loves us.
Anglicanism is an ethos or understanding that is best caught and experienced rather than explained. Yet it is our comprehensiveness which defines us most. In all ways, we are seeking to incorporate, experience, and embody the fullness of the Christian faith.
FULLNESS: Historical connections aside, what it means to be Anglican can be summed up in a single word – fullness. As Anglicans, we are about the fullness of the faith in several important ways:
communion
Belief: Anglicans affirm all basic Christian truths – that which has been believed everywhere, always, and by all. We have no distinctive doctrines we hold apart from other Christians. We have never claimed we are the one true or only church.
Worship: When the Reformation happened in England, the reformers there sought to improve upon and correct the worship they had known in the Roman Catholic Church. Yet they took care not to “throw the baby out with the bath water”. It means our worship retains a sense of holiness that comes from worshiping in a way that connects us with the ancient church – the same way Christians worshiped in ages past.
Globally: The Anglican Communion is a global church and the third largest body Christian body in the world. This means we are connected with brother and sister Anglicans around the globe – especially in the developing world where faith is vibrant and the church is growing rapidly.
A Middle Way: Arising out of the Reformation, we share core principles and beliefs with the Presbyterians, Methodists, Baptists, and all Protestants. By retaining much of what has been handed down to us, we share much with the Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and other ancient Churches.
A Way of Life: Anglicans, then, are simply Christian. What defines us isn’t a set of particular doctrines. We are defined by a way of life: by praying and living the Book of Common Prayer, by worshiping together and receiving the Body of Christ in weekly Holy Communion, by loving and serving others as Christ loves us.
Anglicanism is an ethos or understanding that is best caught and experienced rather than explained. Yet it is our comprehensiveness which defines us most. In all ways, we are seeking to incorporate, experience, and embody the fullness of the Christian faith.
Primary Bible Version Used:
New International Version (NIV)
Baptism:
Both
Communion Frequency:
Weekly
Eternal Security:
Healing and Charismatic Gifts:
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