– The Rt. Rev. Michael Curry, 27th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church
As Episcopalians, we trust and follow the teachings of Jesus Christ, whose life, death, and resurrection bring life to the world. In our baptism, we promise to seek and serve Jesus Christ in all persons, love our neighbors as ourselves, and strive for justice and peace among all people.
God has placed us in Bexley, Ohio, blessing us with a beautiful location in the heart of our neighborhood from which we are called to proclaim and embody the Way of Love both within and beyond our red doors.
Our Vestry has set forth a divine purpose grounded in the values of integrity, generosity, and meaning. This purpose guides us forward together.
Our Divine Purpose
We Believe
We are called to be a welcoming and life-giving community for all who seek to follow Jesus’ Way of Love.
We Worship
Within the Episcopal tradition in ways that engage both hearts and minds through common prayer, Holy Scripture, music and song, and the feast of Holy Communion.
We Serve
By providing food and resources to our neighbors, advocating for peace and justice with our partner organizations, and generously sharing our space and gardens.
Our Divine Purpose
We Believe
We are called to be a welcoming and life-giving community for all who seek to follow Jesus’ Way of Love.
We Worship
Within the Episcopal tradition in ways that engage both hearts and minds through common prayer, Holy Scripture, music and song, and the feast of Holy Communion.
We Serve
By providing food and resources to our neighbors, advocating for peace and justice with our partner organizations, and generously sharing our space and gardens.
The Episcopal Church has its roots in the Church of England.
We are one of 71 churches that make up the Diocese of Southern Ohio, which includes over 15,000 members in the cities of Cincinnati, Columbus, and Dayton, as well as in rural towns, county seats, and suburban areas across 40 counties in the southern part of the state. In addition, we are part of the worldwide Anglican Communion, the fourth-largest Christian denomination, with more than 80 million members in over 160 countries.
For more information about the Episcopal Church, see our denominational page here.