It truly takes a village to make Vacation Bible School possible, and we are filled with gratitude for the more than 60 volunteers who made Down By The Bay come to life!

A long-standing tradition at St. Anne’s, the Foyer Fellowship is a vibrant part of the community life of this parish. It’s time to register!

The start of school marks the beginning of a new program year at St. Anne's! Join us on Sunday, September 13, as we celebrate the launch of our fall ministries and programs.

Join Women’s Bible Study for coffee and refreshments after the 10 a.m. service on Sunday, August 23rd.

A Cup of Cold Water Ministry invites you to a workshop to explore practical ways to support ‍cognitive health and long-term wellbeing through nutrition and daily habits on September 19th.

St. Anne’s is seeking a friendly and dependable volunteer to serve as a Parish House Receptionist on Monday afternoons, 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Come join our Parish Office team!

Will you help to make our worship services meaningful? Prayerfully consider volunteering as an acolyte, chalice bearer or welcome ministers.

The Youth & Children's Committee invites all children to the final Parables & Popsicles this Sunday, August 23, after the 10 am service.

Listen to Bill’s story about how he began an Alpha program in a prison where he works and how this ministry comes from a place of God’s healing in Bill’s life.

We hope you will join us at the back of the sanctuary on Sunday, August 16, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to discuss the Job Dialogues.

The clergy of St. Anne's invite your child to a communion class that's specially designed for children in 1st through 3rd grade.

August is a time for preparation for the new program year as the summer draws to a close. The upcoming edition of The Parish Circle will focus on the theme of “How is God inviting you to take your next step this year?”

A Notice of Special Services at the Church.

In last Sunday’s sermon, Rev. Alice Grant reflects on the destructive power of jealousy in a childhood story, the account of Joseph and his brothers, and the ways comparison can rob us of joy.