Beauty, Goodness, & Truth
Incarnation is what happens when the Trinity moves into the neighborhood.
Our prayer is that we will truly be and become the Body of Christ—a present people who demonstrate God’s beauty, goodness, and truth for the sake of our city.
At Incarnation, we seek to love and embody Christ through…
God is an artist, and we celebrate the beauty of creation—in both nature and culture. We are a community of diverse and gifted people being formed by the beautiful mystery of Christ.
God’s life is one of continual sharing—always working, always at rest. We embody this generosity and love by extending blessing and belonging to all.
God became a gentle and humble human person. We learn and grow by immersing our stories in the story of Jesus in the context of honest relationships.
Goodness
Truth
Beauty
Three Streams
At Incarnation, we reflect a “three streams” approach to worship. It is our conviction that this approach encourages humility, maturity, and a healthy appreciation for diversity.
Evangelical
When we say that we are “evangelical” we mean that we take seriously God’s command to speak about and live like Jesus. We preach and teach from the Bible because we believe it is the inspired word of God, and our desire is for all people to enter into a saving relationship with Jesus.
Charismatic
When we say that we are “charismatic” we mean that we believe God is present and active among His people. We anticipate the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the church for the conviction of sin, the illumination of truth, and the restoration of all things.
Catholic
When we say that we are “catholic” we mean that we value the longevity of historic tradition, the rhythms of the church calendar, the consistency of a lectionary-based teaching plan, and our connection to the global Church.
The Creeds
Creeds are statements of our basic beliefs about God. The term comes from the Latin credo, meaning I believe. The Church has two foundational creeds: the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed. In confessing these creeds, we join Christians across the world and throughout the ages in affirming our faith in the one God who creates us, redeems us, and sanctifies us.
Affiliation
We are church plant of Trinity Anglican Church in Churches for the Sake of Others, or C4SO, a diocese in the Anglican Church of North America.