piscopalians believe in a Trinitarian God, which means a God of creation, redemption, and constant presence and love. This belief is stated in forms called Creeds that are said together at worship services.

We believe that the church is Christ living and visible in the world. This does not mean that any group is perfect. In fact, belonging to a church is an exercise in patience, forbearance, and love. But at every baptism, all the people are asked again to renew their own baptismal covenant. One of the questions is 'Will you continue in the apostles' teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of bread and in the prayers?' We believe that we are called to continue practices that date back to Jesus.

For more information on belief see the Catechism of the Episcopal Church.

Krystyna Sanderson, Places of Light #3