The Episcopal Church of the Resurrection
1131 S Main Street, Centerville, UT 84014 | 801-295-1360
We pray for all who have been affected by COVID-19
The people of Resurrection are working to keep each other and our community safe. Some ministries have turned to zoom, and many are presently fallow. You can join us for online worship on Wednesdays for Evening Prayer at 7 pm and on Sundays for Morning Prayer at 9 am by clicking the links below.
Or join us for a 30 minute service in our parish hall each Sunday morning at 10 am, following the safety guidelines outlined in Bishop Hayashi’s letter to the Diocese of Utah.
Who we are and what we believe
We are a small faith community of about 100 people located at 1131 S Main Street, Centerville, UT, who make a big impact in our community in God’s name. We worship and work together. We study and pray together. We enjoy food and fun together.
We are Christian
As Christians, we believe in the Holy Trinity, the Father, Son and Holy Spirit, who created us, redeemed us for himself, and sustains us in faith. The Holy Scriptures are the foundation of our understanding of who God is, what God is doing and whom we are called to be. We believe God still speaks to us through these stories of salvation found in the Bible. We rely on the riches of God’s grace.
We are Anglican
As Anglicans, we are both catholic and protestant, both ancient and reformed, both liberal and conservative. We belong to The Anglican Communion, the gathering of Anglican and Episcopal churches from around the world.
We are Episcopal
The Episcopal church is part of the Anglican Communion, and is comprised of 109 dioceses in 16 nations. As Episcopalians, we worship using The Book of Common Prayer, which grounds our daily life and worship in prayer.
We gather around the Lord’s Table to receive sustenance from God and be in communion with all those who profess the Christian faith.
We believe God is calling all people to be reconciled with him and with each other. With God’s help, we honor the vows we made at our baptism – to resist evil, to proclaim the Good News of God in Christ, to seek and serve Christ in all, to strive for justice and peace and respect the dignity of every human being.
We belong to the Episcopal Diocese of Utah in which there are 25 congregations across Utah, and one in Page Arizona.