::: Saint Margaret Anglican Church :::


Home An invitation to join us Request more information Clergy Mass schedule Map to St. Margaret's News St. Margaret's Sunday School Who is St. Margaret? Play dirty and pray Who are traditional Anglicans? Photos of St. Margaret's St. Margaret's Store Anglican Church in America Diocese of the Missouri Valley E-mail Fr. Bragg Last updated: Thursday, May 15, 2008 Contact the Webmaster	A Traditional Church For A New Generation Welcome to the homepage of St. Margaret Anglican Church, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. St. Margaret's is a member parish of the Anglican Church in America (ACA). Who are we? A traditional Anglican parish which offers Catholic sacraments and true Bible preaching. We hear the Lord speak to us through His Word as we worship Him at the altar and receive Him at the Communion rail. Come visit us every Sunday morning at 9:30 AM. We are located on the North side of Indianapolis, at 10450 North College Avenue. Our phone number is (317) 605-0311. More About St. Margaret's St. Margaret is a parish in the Diocese of the Missouri Valley of the Anglican Church In America (ACA). The ACA in turn is a member of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC), the world-wide association of churches that maintain and uphold the essentials of the Catholic faith in its Anglican expression. TAC churches comprise approximately 500,000 people on 6 continents. We submit to the doctrine, discipline and worship of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church as articulated classically in the Apostles, Nicene, and Athanasian Creeds; and the Ecumenical Councils of the ancient, undivided Church. We uphold historic Catholic faith, Apostolic order, and Evangelical witness as set forth in the 1928 American edition of the Book of Common Prayer. This classical Anglo-Catholic orthodoxy finds liturgical expression in the Book of Common Prayer and the Anglican Missal. As Anglicans, we are a branch of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church founded by Jesus Christ. The word “Anglican” refers to our heritage and roots in the Church of England. Our faith is based on the Word of God found in Holy Scripture, as interpreted by the universally accepted Ecumenical Councils held by the whole Christian Church before any divisions took place. We have not changed these essentials to conform to modern, secularizing trends.