Nursery

Your entire family is welcome at St. Anne's! On Sunday mornings, we offer every child aged birth through four years old the opportunity to play, nap, laugh, and share in a Christian community in our Nursery. Shaila Sachdevaserves as our Nursery Coordinator on Sundays, and is responsible for its safe operation.

However, she does not work alone! As we are a Christian community, we are all called to participate in the ministry of our church--including our ministries to our youngest members. Since we view creating a safe and welcoming environment to be the key foundation for this ministry, we do not just meet but attempt to exceed the Diocesan regulations for ratio of adults to children--and will ensure that we have at least three adults present in the Nursery at all times, if not more. If you use the Nursery regularly, we need your help. We will ask every parent to pledge to volunteer to serve in the Nursery at least once every two months...but don't limit yourself if you feel God calling you to serve more often!

For our Nursery we use space in the Preschool for the Arts at St. Anne's (PASA), which is perfectly suited for our purposes, yet is located down the street from Church Circle in the Parish House.

Directions: Head up Charles Street. Right before you reach Duke of Gloucester Street, you will see a parking lot on your left, and the Parish House behind the parking lot. Walk across the lot, and bear to your left, You will see a sign that says "PASA" in front of a door. Walk through that door, and turn right at the landing, walking down a few stairs. We will be located in the first room on your left.

For more general directions to the Church and the Parish House, click here.

When children are dropped off each parent signs their child in, and writes down their cell phone number. Her cell phone will be on, and she'll give the number to every parent. Should the need arise for you to come and check on your child, someone will call you immediately. You can also call and check on your child if you feel the need. (Of course, you should keep your phone on...but on "vibrate," please!)