Church of the Resurrection

  • Meditations for Lent III

    The third installment of COTR’s Lenten Meditation Booklet for 2010 is now available. Click here to download the PDF file. Please share them with friends as a work of evangelism!


  • Lenten Journey 2010

    A new portion of the website has been set aside for materials related to COTR’s Lenten Journey in the Multimedia section. If you can’t join us for our meetings after the Monday Mass, please contact your pod members and download the materials there.


  • Parish Newsletter

    The newsletter for Epiphany through Lent is now available for download. It contains lots of news and info for the weeks ahead at COTR. Click here to get the PDF file.

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Welcome to Church of the Resurrection

Welcome to Church of the ResurrectionWelcome to Church of the Resurrection’s online home! We are delighted in your interest to join us in our worship of God: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. It is our desire that this experience will deepen your understanding of and love for God. There are many aspects of our worship and belief that you may wish to learn about. Those who wish to know what it is that we believe should read our guide Being Anglican, Being Catholic. If you’ve never been to an Anglican church before, you’ll want to read through our Guide to Anglican Liturgy to help you understand some of what goes on during our worship. Feel free to contact our parish clergy or our lay leaders with any questions about ministries and activites at Church of the Resurrection. As you’ll see from our members’ own experiences, we strive to be an inviting, safe home in which to seek God and his Kingdom. We hope you’ll visit us soon!

Being Anglican, Being Catholic
Guide to Anglican Liturgy
Our members on Church of the Resurrection

Parish Bulletin

View the latest edition of the Church of the Resurrection Sunday Edition. Download the PDF version here.

St. Vincent of Lérins
“Now in the Catholic Church itself we take the greatest care to hold that which has been believed everywhere, always and by all. That is truly and properly ‘Catholic,’ as is shown by the very force and meaning of the word, which comprehends everything almost universally.”