About the Cathedral
The Cathedral of the Incarnation is home to the Rt. Rev. Louis Campese, Bishop Ordinary who presides over the Diocese of the Eastern United States of the Anglican Church in America.

OUR VISION STATEMENT
The Cathedral of the Incarnation: a community that lives and proclaims Jesus Christ as defined in Scripture and expressed through our beautiful, ancient liturgy.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT
We, the parishioners of the Cathedral of the Incarnation,
Anglican Church in America, Traditional Anglican Communion are called by baptism to live and proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ by:
• Worshipping God in prayer and sacrament
• Teaching and preaching the Word of God
• Loving and serving our neighbor

It is the will of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit to join heaven and earth in praise and salutation. In our worship, we praise the Most Holy Trinity and in our disciplined lives we follow in the footsteps of the martyrs and all the saints made perfect. Gifted an anointed by the Holy Spirit, we commit ourselves to this mission through responsible stewardship of our time, talent and material resources.

OUR MINISTRY PLAN
The vision for our ministry at the Cathedral of the Incarnation must always originate with our Lord. He has called and continues to call and commission all of us to communicate it clearly to others so that we may carry it through to completion.

He said, Bring them hither to me (Matt 14:18)

Our ministry leadership is founded in revelation. Whether God has revealed a five, ten, twenty or even a fifty-year vision, our ministry plan must begin with the end in mind. God will place effective leadership on this journey and communicate a plan to see the vision come to pass.

The Cathedral is a member of the American province of the world-wide Traditional Anglican Communion, the Anglican Church in America. We submits to the doctrine, discipline and worship of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church as articulated classically in the Apostles", Nicene and Athanasian Creeds; the Ecumenical Councils of the ancient, undivided Church; and the principles of faith and practice as set forth in both the Chicago–Lambeth Quadrilateral and the Affirmation of St. Louis. This classical Anglo-Catholic orthodoxy finds liturgical expression in the Book of Common Prayer (1928) and the Anglican Missal.

The Cathedral of the Incarnation is committed to providing families with spiritual and fellowship support, ranging from church services, and social activities to religious education for children and adults. Families and their children can also take advantage of St. Vincent's Academy, our Christian Pre-School.

We're an Anglican congregation with deeply rooted Christian traditions that adapt easily to our contemporary lives. Visit us this Sunday. We are a community of friends and families who are ready to welcome you into our caring congregation.