Incarnation Anglican Church

About this church

Incarnation Anglican Church worships at 4 p.m. Sunday at 930 Lower Scott Mill Road in Canton, usually followed by a potluck dinner and fellowship. Its liturgy is reverent and participatory, moving through Scripture, prayer, and Holy Communion with the historic Book of Common Prayer. That combination makes the service distinctive for visitors who want traditional Anglican worship but may never have used a prayer book. The church explains the shape of the service in advance so newcomers can follow without already knowing the responses.

Incarnation is a mission of the Reformed Episcopal Church within the Anglican Church in North America and a daughter congregation of Christ the King Anglican in Marietta. It identifies the Holy Scriptures and the 1928 Book of Common Prayer as its rule for faith and practice and celebrates the Eucharist each week. Community continues through cell groups of roughly five to ten families. These groups meet in homes every two weeks for a meal, Evening Prayer, and conversation, while also sharing care during sickness, celebration, and grief. A first visit can begin with the Sunday liturgy and remain for the potluck, which provides a natural way to meet the congregation before deciding whether a geographically based cell group is a good fit.

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Service times

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Ministries and visitor notes

• Potluck and Fellowship — Generally After Sunday Worship

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