Our Clergy

Love one another as Jesus, our Lord and Savior, loves us.

No matter where you are, no matter your past, your struggles, or your imperfections, you are welcome in His presence. Jesus does not turn anyone away. He sees beyond our faults and loves each of us with an everlasting love.

To all leaders—whether in our churches, communities, workplaces, organizations, or families—remember that true leadership begins with love, humility, and service. Lead with compassion, listen with understanding, and care for those entrusted to you. The greatest leaders are those who reflect the heart of Christ by serving others with grace and kindness.

May we follow His example by showing forgiveness, mercy, and love to all people. Through our words and actions, may others come to know the love of Christ.

Our Lord’s love never says goodbye. He is always with us, guiding, strengthening, and embracing us with His grace.

‘Love one another as I have loved you.’ — John 13:34 ❤️🙏

May God bless our leaders, our families, and all His children throughout the world. Jesus does not use labels anyone to love His children.
Amen.

Our Diocesan

The Most Reverend Mark D. Haverland, Ph.D., is Bishop Ordinary of the Diocese of the South and Metropolitan of the Original Province of the Anglican Catholic Church.  We always look forward to a visit from our bishop.

                    Email: dosbp@aol.com

The Reverend Canon Sanford R. Sears, O/SB, is the Rector of the Church of the Holy Guardian Angels.  He is a native New Englander but glad to be in Florida.  He is a former teacher, retired Active Duty Coast Guard Officer, and is a caretaker to several old cars.  He was ordained in Colombia, South America where he met his wife Erika.

Our Vestry

 The business affairs of the parish are conducted by a vestry consisting of nine members of the parish elected at the Annual Meeting for three-year terms. A Senior and a Junior Warden, appointed and elected respectively, to be the spokesman and property caretaker. A Clerk and Treasurer are elected and several committees are appointed by the rector and the vestry to handle the day-to-day functions needed to run the parish.