St. Francis of Assisi Anglican Mission Church

About Us

To bring Jesus Christ to our community and to bring our community to Jesus Christ.

We are a charismatic group of Anglican Christians who love the Lord and worship Him in both Word and Sacrament. Our worship is traditional while incorporating contemporary music and providing the opportunity for personal expression of one's faith through prayer and praise. We believe that the ancient traditions still hold the mystery of the transcendent and are the ultimate experience of Christian spirituality.



Our Services

Service Times

Sunday
09:30am
Sunday School
10:30am
Praise, worship, Holy Eucharist
Wednesday
06:30pm
Bible Study

What to Expect

What are services like?
Our services vary from week to week. It is a liturgical celebration of Word and Sacrament in contemporary language with various forms of music, both traditional and contemporary. Personal prayer and expressions of praise are encouraged. Personal testimonies and reflections, poetry, and musical solos are incorporated into our worship. We believe that those who are serious in their faith do not want to be entertained but seek to be fully engaged in worship.

What is the community like?
A group of loving individuals who love to meet new people and minister to their needs. We are called to bring the Good News of Our Lord Jesus Christ to the inner city of Youngstown and beyond. We are a diverse group and welcome people from all walks of life, chances are there will be someone here that can relate to you. Community is central to our mission, it is central to our Faith and our walk with our Lord Jesus Christ.

What if I'm not a Christian?
We will accept you as you are. You will hear the Gospel of Jesus Christ and feel his love. Seekers are invited to participate in a safe place as they encounter the Love of God as expressed through the people of God.


Leadership

 Fr. John Harris  O.S.M.

Fr. John Harris O.S.M.
Vicar

Father John entered the Postulancy for Holy Orders in the Anglican Church in North America in 2008 and was ordained a Transitional Deacon in 2012 and a Priest on April 27, 2013 by Bishop Roger C. Ames of the Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes. He is also a Novice Brother in the Order of St. Michael the Archangel, a Religious Order of Anglican Priests and Brothers.

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