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Episcopalians
believe there is one living and true God of infinite power, wisdom
and goodness.
God sent His Son Jesus Christ to earth to show us the way of salvation.
Jesus Christ truly suffered, was killed and was buried. He arose from
the dead, was resurrected and again assumed human form. He ascended
into heaven. His death and resurrection offers mankind a glimpse of
everlasting life. His death means salvation for all of us.
The Bible contains a complete account of His life and of the travails
of early Jewish and Christian peoples. The Bible contains everything
necessary for salvation.
The Episcopal Church is often seen as a "bridge" church
between Catholics and Protestants and is part of the worldwide Anglican
Communion. As such, there is a great deal of diversity within the
church.
Many independent web sites offer information about Anglicans and Episcopalians.
A good place to start is Anglicans Online. The web sites for the Episcopal
Church and the Anglican
Communion also contain a wealth of information about the church.
No matter what tangential beliefs Episcopalians hold, it is important
to remember that the church starts and ends with Jesus Christ and
His message of salvation for all.
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