The heart of the Charismatic Episcopal Church is to bring the fullness of the ancient and historic Church to evangelicals, pentecostals, and charismatics, as well
as bringing the fire of Pentecost and the Biblical faith to those in liturgical churches. We see from the very beginning that the Church of Jesus Christ was fully charismatic, fully evangelical, and fully
liturgical/sacramental. These three streams of worship, under the authority of the Episcopate, spread the Gospel around the world. In this time, God is raising up men and women committed to the restoration of this Catholic and Apostolic faith and experience.
The C.E.C. in the Northeast U.S. and Canada is fully committed to this vision. In addition, we see a Church that has a heart for the least, the lost, and the lonely. It is a Church whose very mission is mission. We want to reach out to a people whose families are torn apart, who are
struggling with addictive behaviors, and who are broken in body, mind and spirit. We know the Gospel of Jesus Christ can change not only individual lives but an entire culture. Jesus said, "you will know the truth and the truth will set you free." As people are brought to a living relationship with Jesus Christ and then discipled in the faith and life of His Church, through Word and Sacraments, lives are changed.
It is an overwhelming vision, and yet through concentrated prayer and a commitment to His Great Commission, we believe through the outpouring of His Spirit, we will see a glorious Church raised up. It will not be a Church made by hands, but a Church
built on a sure foundation by the Lord Jesus Himself. He said, "I will build my Church, and the gates of hell will not prevail against it."
The Rt. Rev. Craig W. Bates +, Bishop and Pastor
Scroll down for a list of churches in our diocese!
New York
Cathedral Church of the Intercessor, Malverne, N.Y. -The
Most Rev. Craig W. Bates
- The Very Rev. David Klampert,
Dean
Grace Church, Port Washington, N.Y. - Fr. Michael Paciello
Church of the Resurrection, Sanborn, New York - Fr. Lyle Lampkin
Church of the Messiah, Rochester, New York - Fr. Don Wollschelger
Christ the King CEC, 7 Sunset Ridge, P.O. Box 934
New Paltz, NY
12561
Fr. Gregory Ortiz, Pastor Phone: 845-255-0469
St. Patrick's Charismatic Episcopal Church, Buffalo, NY
Rev. Fr. Kevin L. Baker, Pastor; Rev. Dennis Hankins, Assistant Pastor
716-860-1122; 585-948-8128
Mailing address: 126 N. Main St., Oakfield, NY 14125
Check our Website! StPatricksCEC.org
Trinity Communion Church - Fr. Robert A Dalgleish, Senior Pastor
Phone: 585-750-4483
Trinity Communion Church services are held Sundays at 8:30AM in the Harold Coleman Memorial Chapel at St. John Fisher college.
The chapel is located at 75 Fairport Road, East Rochester, 14445.
The chapel doors are immediately in front of you as you enter the building.
E-mail: rdalg@rochester.rr.com
Website: http://www.trinitycommunion.org
New England
Websites!
Church of the Holy Martyrs, Fairfield CT 06432 - Fr. Matt Mirabile-Pastor
Emmanuel
Church (Mission) - West Brookfield, MA 01585 - The
Rev. Dn. Kenneth M. DeVoie -Pastor
Christ Jesus, Victor, Brunswick ME - Fr. Peter Donatelli
All Saints Church, Bridgeport, CT. - Fr. Bill Bulkley
St. Michael's, Middleton, R.I. - Fr. Paul Boardman
Trinity, Plaistow, New Hampshire - Canon Mark Pearson
Church of the Holy Spirit, Portland, Maine - Fr. Jim King
Prince of Peace Mission Church, Sanborn, ME. - Fr. John Clifton
St. Barnabas Mission, East Hartford, CT - Dn John Van Haelen
Canada
Church of the Deliverer, Hamilton, ON. - Fr. Mark Watters
Christ the King Mission, Toronto, ON - Fr.
Donald Rossiter
St. Michael's and All Angels Mission, Penetanguishene, ON. - Mr. Gordon Gilbert
Eglise du Saint Consolateur in Thetford Mines, Québec, rector Père Réjean
Vautour
St. Timothy's, Winnipeg - Fr. David Black