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We are members of Alpine Anglican Church of the Blessed Trinity in Alpine, California, a a parish in the Diocese of the West of the Reformed Episcopal Church. We meet Sunday mornings at 0830 in the Auditorium of the Alpine Elementary School in Alpine, California. If you would like to join us, the address is 1850 Alpine Boulevard. We are very happy to have visitors. Don't worry, no one will ask you to put money in the plate. Perhaps even more important we have the best post service goodies in the country! Our Motto is Scripture • Reason • Tradition and we have been serving God since 37 AD Who are Anglicans? Often described as the Middle Way, walking a straight line between Roman Catholicism and radical Protestantism, Anglicans are Christians with their roots in the Church of England. The Church came to England in the first century AD with Roman soldiers and merchants. Although there are no written records until the fifth century, legend holds that Joseph of Arimethea, who provided the tomb for the burial of Jesus Christ, brought Christianity to England in 37 AD. He is said to have built a church in Glastonbury in Somerset. Whether Joseph of Arimethea was the first to carry the faith to England or not, Christianity did arrive in England by the middle of the first century and was established there by the middle of the second century. Read more (a pdf document of about 184Kb) | ||
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