Our worship of God at Christ Church Vienna is rooted in the historic Anglican tradition. While our musical style incorporates be strictly classified as “traditional” or “contemporary.” Instead we believe contemporary culture and historic tradition both to be essential. Worship should adapt to the cultural context of the Vienna community while simultaneously holding to biblical and historic truth.
What does it mean to be Anglican?
The following are a few distinctions…
1. Believe in Jesus as your Lord, Savior and God
2. Baptized and active in a congregation calling itself Anglican.
3. Believes that the Old and New Testaments are the Word of God and contain all things necessary for salvation.
4. Worships using the structure found in an Anglican Book of Common Prayer.
5. Holds to the basic doctrine summarized in the Nicene Creed and in the historic 39 Articles of Religion (both found in the Book of Common Prayer).
6. “Follows Christ, comes together week by week for corporate worship, and works, prays and gives for the spread of the Kingdom of God.” (from the Catechism).