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Welcome Our call at St Aidan's In Antioch Church is to "lift up Jesus the Lord of Heaven and Earth,” as we allow the Holy Spirit to blend the three ancient streams of the Faith - Liturgical, Evangelical, and Charismatic. Authentic life changing worship, experiencing the presence and power of the Holy Spirit, and living a life of loving obedience to Jesus our King are hallmarks of our life together. As part of the historic One Holy catholic and apostolic Church, we reach out to those who desire to see the fullness of the faith as expressed in the teaching of the Apostles and Sacred Scripture. A welcoming Great Commission parish, we are committed to making disciples, preaching and living the Gospel to the ends of the earth. Visit our links. Please join us and experience for yourself the
powerful movement of God in this fulfilling expression of the
ancient faith St Aidan's Anglican Church is affiliated with the San Joaquin Diocese of the Anglican Province of the Southern Cone ;and associated with Diocese of the Christ The King of the Communion of Christ the Redeemer. The End. |
Contact Rev. Fr. "Aidan" Jerry Hix, OSC/Priest Mailing Address:
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Staff Fr "Aidan" Jerry Hix was ordained a Priest on February 5, 2005; and received the ordination name of "Aidan". Thereafter, we officially started St Aidan's Church and began meeting on Sundays. Both Fr Hix and the Church recieved the name of "Aidan" after our Patron- Saint Aidan of Lindisfarne. Fr Aidan took Solemn Final Vows as a First Order Secular Friar in the Order of St Columba (a community of secular and celibate monastics) in August of 2007. Please click here more for information The End. |
Location Worship Location
Sunday Eucharist @ 10:00 AM at 1205 "A" St in Antioch, CA Phone: 925-778-4226 Mailing Address:
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Service Times Sunday Eucharist 10:00 AM 925-778-4226
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There are 4 references to the Lord in Scripture as the "King of Glory," all of which are found in Psalm 24. He is the Lord of Creation, strong and mighty - mighty in battle. He is a powerful God, a Commander in Chief, One who fights for His people, not against them because He cares passionately for them. The Lord Himself is the Strength of His people, protecting them during adversity, setting them high, far from the reach and power of the enemy (Ps. 18:1-2.) He is the King of Glory - our Sovereign Lord, - our protection, our security, and our God and as such is worthy of our love, devotion and praise.
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This icon depicts Christ in eschatological glory. The blue spheres around Him, without beginning or end, represent both the heavenly realm and eternity. The red squares represent time. The Greek letters in His halo signify, I am. God and man, Christ bridges time and eternity. The Old Testament prophets had incredible visions of God in glory, and their imagery is repeated in the New Testament. Six-winged seraphim surround Christ’s throne, and Ezekiel’s winged beings face the four directions, and represent the four evangelists. All except for Christ are painted as though transparent, to emphasize that they are spiritual beings. Christ is painted with bold colors, because He is life itself fully man and fully God. He holds an open Bible to demonstrate not only that He is the Word of God but the Giver of the Torah - the Living Word or Law of God The End. |
