Youth & Family Ministry
Whoever you are, wherever you find yourself on a spiritual journey, you are welcome here. St. Ann’s is a progressive Episcopal church that embraces faith looking forward. We strive for social justice, fully affirm LGBTQ+ people, and welcome interfaith families.
Questions about Youth & Family Ministry? Curious whether St. Ann’s is right for you? Email St. Ann’s Associate Rector, Rev. Brendan Nee (bnee@stannholytrinity.org).
SUNDAYS AT ST. ANN’S
9:15am—Early Church
For folks and families on the go. In this shorter service, we seek to make worship comfortable and fun for children. Early Church begins with the Word of God and ends with Holy Communion. Everyone is invited to the Communion table. Come as you are!
10:15am—Faith Formation
Children and youth gather for Sunday School, where we connect what we learn in church to the rest of our lives. We’re going back to where it all began with the Creation adventure from StoryMakers: Each week, we explore Genesis 1–3 through interactive storytelling, social-emotional learning, and arts & crafts.
Adults (and older youth, if they’re interested) meet in the Parish Hall for our Faith Forum, Hope in Troubled Times.
11:15am—Rite II Holy Eucharist
Our more traditional service, accompanied by a choir.
CLINTON STREET YOUTH GROUP
The Clinton Street Youth Group brings together middle-schoolers and high-schoolers from St. Ann’s, Christ Church Cobble Hill, and St. Paul’s Carroll Street.
In 2026, the Clinton Street Youth Group has a new schedule for the new year: Pizza + Service on third Sundays, 12:45 to 2:00pm. Mark your calendars for upcoming gatherings on February 15, March 15, April 19, and May 17.
The youth group is led by Rev. Brendan Nee and Fr. Durango Jenkins, a priest who serves both Christ Church and St. Paul’s. Email Rev. Brendan (bnee@stannholytrinity.org) for more information.
