Loving Jesus, our neighbors, and each other.
Welcome to New Hope Anglican Church Oakville Connecticut.
We are members of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA)
and of the Anglican Diocese in New England (ADNE).
but first and foremost we're a community church dedicated
to loving and serving our community.
Why? Because Jesus loved and served us first.
New Hope Anglican Church is a young church in the
Oakville/Watertown Connecticut area.
We're a community church dedicated to serving our
community in the power and love of Jesus.
Worship, prayer, and ministry are at the core of our common life.
We worship with our Christian Brothers & Sisters at the
Union Congregation Church, located at 167 Buckingham Street in the Oakville section of Watertown, Connecticut, between Waterbury to the south and Thomaston to the north..
We like to think of ourselves as an orthodox church in an unorthodox setting.
Worship service is held every Sunday morning at 11:00am,
unless otherwise announced due to weather or illness.
If you're visiting, arrive a little early, it would be a great chance to say hello, meet a few people, ask questions, and get comfortable
before the worship service begins.
We sometimes follow with a Christian discipleship class or
an occasional brunch after our service.
Our first public worship service was Epiphany, in January 2008.
Our Mission
• Because God first loved us, we respond in love through worship,
study, and acts of service in our community and beyond.
• We commit to grow in our own relationships
with God and to help others to do the same.
• We encourage and support our fellow churches in sharing
the Good News of Jesus.
• We are a Christian community in the Anglican tradition and a part of the
Anglican Church in North America and Anglican Diocese in New England.
• We depend on faith in Jesus Christ and the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
• We look to the Bible as God’s revelation of himself, and to the traditions of the Church, and to God-given reason when interpreting the Bible.
• We strive to model Jesus as the standard for righteousness, but recognize that we all fall short, and therefore extend mercy to one another.
• We worship within a liturgical format, yet with
a comfortable and modern approach.
• We help each other to live out a real faith in our real lives, in the real world.
• We are committed to love God deeply and to love our neighbors as ourselves.
• We are intentional about engaging the community and to serve its people in the name of the God who loves them.
Please join us!
Sunday morning worship starts at 11:00am, at 167 Buckingham St, Oakville, Connecticut (in the sanctuary of Union Congregational Church.)
You’ll find traditional faith and worship in a down-to-earth setting.
Come as you are and hopefully leave just a little bit different.
Welcome to New Hope Anglican Church Oakville Connecticut.
We are members of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA)
and of the Anglican Diocese in New England (ADNE).
but first and foremost we're a community church dedicated
to loving and serving our community.
Why? Because Jesus loved and served us first.
New Hope Anglican Church is a young church in the
Oakville/Watertown Connecticut area.
We're a community church dedicated to serving our
community in the power and love of Jesus.
Worship, prayer, and ministry are at the core of our common life.
We worship with our Christian Brothers & Sisters at the
Union Congregation Church, located at 167 Buckingham Street in the Oakville section of Watertown, Connecticut, between Waterbury to the south and Thomaston to the north..
We like to think of ourselves as an orthodox church in an unorthodox setting.
Worship service is held every Sunday morning at 11:00am,
unless otherwise announced due to weather or illness.
If you're visiting, arrive a little early, it would be a great chance to say hello, meet a few people, ask questions, and get comfortable
before the worship service begins.
We sometimes follow with a Christian discipleship class or
an occasional brunch after our service.
Our first public worship service was Epiphany, in January 2008.
Our Mission
• Because God first loved us, we respond in love through worship,
study, and acts of service in our community and beyond.
• We commit to grow in our own relationships
with God and to help others to do the same.
• We encourage and support our fellow churches in sharing
the Good News of Jesus.
• We are a Christian community in the Anglican tradition and a part of the
Anglican Church in North America and Anglican Diocese in New England.
• We depend on faith in Jesus Christ and the guidance of the Holy Spirit.
• We look to the Bible as God’s revelation of himself, and to the traditions of the Church, and to God-given reason when interpreting the Bible.
• We strive to model Jesus as the standard for righteousness, but recognize that we all fall short, and therefore extend mercy to one another.
• We worship within a liturgical format, yet with
a comfortable and modern approach.
• We help each other to live out a real faith in our real lives, in the real world.
• We are committed to love God deeply and to love our neighbors as ourselves.
• We are intentional about engaging the community and to serve its people in the name of the God who loves them.
Please join us!
Sunday morning worship starts at 11:00am, at 167 Buckingham St, Oakville, Connecticut (in the sanctuary of Union Congregational Church.)
You’ll find traditional faith and worship in a down-to-earth setting.
Come as you are and hopefully leave just a little bit different.
If you're interested in joining our online live streaming service, come join us on Sunday Mornings at 11:00 AM, via Zoom, contact Father Joe by phone so he can send you an invitation by email.
m If you need pastoral care at any time
please call Father Joseph Balducci @ 860-417-9498 or
Sr. Warden Kevin Donlon @ 203-598-2986
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“New Hope Anglican Church Oakville envisions the transformation of ordinary people into committed followers of Jesus Christ.”
