Bishop Ordinary:
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian R. Marsh
The Rev. Mr. David W. Moody
The Rev. Mr. Arthur L. Bennett
Senior Warden: Stephen King
Organist: Apply Here
Sunday School: Jeanne Moody
Web Creator: Bonnie Turner
1st and 3rd Sundays Holy Communion, 9 am
2nd & 4th Sundays: Morning Prayer, 9 am
Wednesdays, Morning Prayer, 8 am; Bible Study, 8:45 am
MORNING PRAYER SERVICES AT FORT AT NO. 4
Deacon Moody will say Morning Prayer at the Fort at No. 4 on September 5 at 11 a.m.
Sunday morning services resumed at the Fort at No. 4 on Independence Day, July 4th, with Deacon David Moody officiating at a Morning Prayer Service taken from the 1662 Book of Common Prayer of the Church of England used in the American Colonies circa 1750. The service included the preaching of part of the Elizabethan Homily, "The True and Lively Faith." Deacon David, in surplice, cassock, preaching tabs, stole, and wig read the service to a congregation of 17 inhabitants of the Fort in period dress.
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Bishop Ordinary:
The Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian R. Marsh
For information or assistance please call Deacon David Moody
at 603 835-7900.
Anglican Church in America (ACA) Diocese of the Northeast Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) 1928 Book of Common Prayer
The Right Rev. Brian R. Marsh, Bishop of the Diocese of the Northeast, Anglican Church in America, was formally installed as Bishop of the Diocese at a service at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Rochester, New Hampshire on February 14, 2009 at 11:00 AM. Bishop Marsh assumes the responsibilities of the Diocese from the Rt. Rev. George D. Langberg who served as Bishop Ordinary since 2000 until his retirement this January. Bishop Langberg will remain as Vice President of the House of Bishops of the National Church. The Diocese encompasses the six New England States and New York.
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The Rt. Rev. Dr. Brian R. Marsh, Bishop of the Diocese of the Northeast, Anglican Church in America, was formally installed as Bishop of the Diocese at a service at Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Rochester, New Hampshire on February 14, 2009 at 11:00 am.
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The Shield of the Diocese of the Northeast of the Anglican Church in America, consists of the red Cross of St. George on the white shield, calling to mind the Anglican heritage of the Diocese. In the left quadrant is an Evergreen Tree, sturdy and resilient, even amidst the harshness of winter. A Pastoral Staff intersects the Cross of St. George, slightly bent, the Staff is in movement telling of the continuous growth of the Diocese of the Northeast. Crowning the shield is the Pontifical Mitre , jeweled and ornamented, as a sign of joy. The color of the Mitre is predominantly blue, symbolic of contemplation and wisdom, and in honor of St. Mary.
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