Saint Francis of Assisi
Anglican Church Willow Park, Texas

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A Willow Park landmark with a heart for a growing community welcomes you!

Please see our Calendar for upcoming events!

You’ve likely seen our bell tower rising from our campus near the hustle and bustle of I-20 and maybe wondered, “What’s inside those pretty stucco and red-tiled buildings?” The answer is an Anglican community in the Episcopal tradition, offering genuine connection and authentic Christian fellowship for a rapidly growing area.

In a time of rapid change and anonymous neighbors, St. Francis is a haven of tradition and sincere relationships. Built by hand by our own parishioners, our church follows the pattern of our patron, St. Francis of Assisi, who taught us to dedicate our whole selves, body and soul, to our Lord Jesus Christ.

Regular Services

  • Sunday 8:00am Said Holy Eucharist
    9:30am Christian Education
    10:30am Sung Holy Eucharist
  • Wednesday 6:00pm Said Holy Eucharist

More about us

For more pictures of our life together or to see live streams of our service, please visit our social media!

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St. Francis of Assisi is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth under the leadership of the Rt. Reverend Ryan S. Reed. The Episcopal Diocese of Fort Worth is a founding diocese of the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA).

In August 1994, the Vestry of St. Francis formally adopted the following Statement of Faith and Purpose:

We, the parish of Saint Francis of Assisi, accept Jesus Christ as the Lord
and Savior and the responsibility for making Him known.

As a parish, accepting Jesus Christ as the Lord and Savior, we believe:

The Scriptures of the Old and New Testament to be the Word of God;

The truths of the Nicene Creed express our beliefs;

The traditional teachings of the Faith as instituted by the Apostles.

As a parish, accepting the responsibilities for making Him known, we will:

Live, profess and share our beliefs in our families, communities and beyond;

Provide the facilities for and support of traditional worship and Christian education;

Participate in and promote Biblical stewardship and evangelism.

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