Church of Aspen

The Church of Aspen is the Protestant state church of the Kingdom of Aspen. headquartered in Wilhelmsborg, the Church of Aspen is the successor to the United Protestant Church of Aspen. The King of Aspen is the head of the church.

The church professes the Anglican branch of Christianity. It is divided into six dioceses, each divided into parishes. The primate of the Church of Aspen is the Archbishop of Wilhelmsborg.

The Church is liturgically and theologically "high church". Like the state churches of the Nordic and Baltic countries, the Church of Aspen maintains the historical episcopate and claimes apostolic succession through the Church of England and the Episcopal Church.

Theology
The Church of Aspen recognizes the bible as the ultimate source of its teachings and its doctrine. The doctrine of the Church of Aspen is also sourced from the thirty-nine articles and the book of common prayer both forming an integral part of the beliefs and teachings of the church. The ninety-five theses and the teachings of Martin Luther. The Church of Aspen only recognizes five sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Confession, and Marriage.

The Church of Aspen's doctrine is described as a middle ground between Catholicism and Protestantism. The Church believes in the principle that Scripture is the only necessary source for salvation and is the primary source of doctrinal matters.