Adult Education & Formation
Bible studies, contemplative prayer, faith formation classes, book discussions, and group conversations around challenging issues offer opportunities to broaden and deepen Christian faith. These gatherings help us to explore and enhance our understanding of Jesus’ message and our relationship with God. Participation draws the community together and enriches our parish life. Everyone is invited to take part.
St. Ann’s Sunday morning Faith Forum and monthly adult education course are paused over the summer. They will return in September 2026. Our Common Read for Liberation, in partnership with Christ Church Cobble Hill, will return in October 2026. Please reach out to Rev. Brendan Nee (bnee@stannholytrinity.org) with any questions.
Summer Book Club
LET YOUR HEARTBREAK BE YOUR GUIDE: LESSONS IN ENGAGED CONTEMPLATION, BY FR. ADAM BUCKO
Sundays, July 12–August 30, 12:15–1:00pm, in the Parish Hall
St. Ann’s summer book club is back! Join us after the worship service for casual discussion of Let Your Heartbreak Be Your Guide: Lessons in Engaged Contemplation, by Fr. Adam Bucko: Episcopal priest, contemplative, and activist. Click here to learn more.
Bible Study on Zoom
Wednesdays, 12:15–1:00pm, on Zoom
Every Wednesday, we gather on Zoom to delve into the Gospel passage assigned for the upcoming Sunday. You can find each week’s reading in the Lectionary Calendar.
Holy Happy Hour
Second Thursday of each month, 6:30 to 8:00pm
Bee’s Knees Provisions in Cobble Hill (215 Smith Street)
Holy Happy Hour is a theology-on-tap series that invites you to ponder questions of God and faith in a relaxed setting—with your drink of choice in hand. Click here to learn more.