Our Convictions
We embrace the Bible as the Word of God and we hold to the historic truths revealed by Jesus Christ to the Apostles, confirmed by the ecumenical councils during the first five centuries of Christianity, and reconfirmed by the great Reformers – Luther, Calvin, and Cranmer. We confess the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds, recognizing them as faithful expressions of what a Christian ought to believe based upon what the Bible teaches.

We recognize as true Christians all who confess Christ as Lord and Savior (relying on Christ alone for salvation), who confess the Holy Scriptures as God's Word, and who believe in the blessed Trinity. We say that we are part of the "church catholic", meaning the universal Body of Christ made up of all believers in Jesus, regardless of their denomination, culture, sex, ethnic heritage, or race.

Our Worship
Our worship services are based on a form that has been followed since the time of the Apostles. It is called “liturgy,” which means the “work” of worship. Our worship is Bible-centered from the reading of the Scriptures, the singing of traditional and contemporary hymns and songs, the use of the Book of Common Prayer of the Reformed Episcopal Church (2003 Edition), to the faithful preaching of the Word of God.

Our Invitation to You
We are delighted at your interest and invite you to learn more about the mission and ministry of Bishop Cummins Reformed Episcopal Church and how you might be a part of it.