Upcoming Services
Wednesday, April 15th: Evening Prayer at 5:30 P.M. followed by Bible Study on Hebrews
About
Welcome to St. Alban's Anglican Church
St. Alban’s is a church where Almighty God is reverently worshiped, where the Lord Jesus Christ is proclaimed as the great Savior that he is and Judge that he will be, and where the Holy Ghost is making saints out of sinners. We’re devoted to worshiping the Lord in the beauty of holiness, to the faithful preaching and teaching of the Bible, and to living out the love of Christ in service to one another and our neighbors.
The term “Anglican” comes from the Latin word for English. It refers to the way of maintaining the apostolic faith passed down to us through the English tradition chiefly encapsulated in the Book of Common Prayer, a storehouse of scriptural prayers and services that grounds our shared life in Christ. The Anglican way is deeply rooted in historic Christianity—its scriptures, its creeds, its liturgy, and its sacraments—offered in its ancient fullness.
Whether you're familiar with the Anglican way or not, you're welcome here. We would love to have you join us in worship.
St. Alban's is an Anglo-Catholic mission of the Diocese of the Western States in the Anglican Province of Christ the King (APCK). The APCK continues the Anglican tradition and upholds and professes the apostolic and catholic faith contained in the scriptures and preserved in the creeds and ecumenical councils of the church. We at St. Alban's reverently and joyfully guard this precious treasure of “the faith which was once delivered unto the saints” (Jude 3), contending for it in worship, teaching, and fellowship.
Leadership
The Rev. Andrew Harrah
Vicar
Father Andrew Harrah discerned his call to the priesthood amid a life shaped by faith, service, and scholarship. Born in Newport Beach, CA, and raised in Irvine, he first attended Biola University as a member of the Torrey Honors College before graduating from Concordia University Irvine with a Bachelor of Arts in history.
He served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve as an artilleryman and earned a Master of Arts in history (concentrating on the medieval era) from California State University, Fullerton. After his honorable discharge, he moved to Phoenix, AZ, to teach history at Great Hearts Academies, a network of classical liberal arts charter schools.
There he met his wife, Corrie, who has blessed him with three sons—Josiah, Joshua, and John—and a daughter, Lucy. He completed a Master of Arts in classical theology from Talbot School of Theology, graduating summa cum laude. He was ordained a deacon on June 9, 2023, a priest on August 15, 2024, and appointed Vicar of St. Alban’s by Bishop Peter Hansen in August 2024, eager to build this mission to the glory of Christ the King.
The Rev. Dr. Richard Kishur
Deacon
Deacon Richard Kishur was born in Fort Lewis, WA. He lived in Lynnwood, WA and later in Phoenix, AZ as a child and teenager. He served in the United States Army as an Infantry Officer in Korea and Vietnam. He received an honorable discharge and then lived in Virginia and then Indiana while completing his education.
He received his Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA and his Master’s and Doctorate degrees in child development and family psychology from Purdue University in West Lafayette Indiana.
He worked for the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Oklahoma City, OK and in Austin, TX for several years before opening a private counseling practice in Oklahoma City. He and his wife, Shelba, moved to Arizona after he retired.
He attended and served as Vestry member and Junior and Senior Warden at the Anglican Church of the Holy Cross in Oklahoma City, OK. He entered discernment and postulancy for holy orders in May 2021. He was ordained a deacon on May 21, 2023. He was appointed by Bishop Peter Hansen to serve as deacon at St. Alban’s in January 2024.
Weekly Sermon
Easter Day by Father Andrew Harrah, April 5, 2026
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