Sunday Worship
Family Church, 9:30am followed by sunday school
Family Church at St. Ann’s is for folks and families on the go. The service is shorter than most Sunday services, and we do our best to make worship comfortable and fun for children. Family Church begins with the Word of God and ends with Holy Communion. Everyone is invited to the communion table. Come as you are!
The service is immediately followed by Sunday School in the Parish Hall.
rite ii HOLY EUCHARIST, 11:15 AM
Our more traditional service at St. Ann & the Holy Trinity features music accompanied on a landmark E.M. Skinner pipe organ. The Rite II liturgy from the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer is dignified and accessible. Guest singers and musicians perform regularly at this service.
During the Week
MORNING PRAYER, MONDAY–FRIDAY, 8:30AM
Join us via Zoom for this 20-minute service at the start of the day. The service is found on page 75 of the Book of Common Prayer.
EVENING EUCHARIST, WEDNESDAY, 6:00–6:30PM
This brief, informal Rite II liturgy with Communion includes a brief homily on the appointed scriptures and provides mid-week opportunity for quiet reflection and contemplation.
Education and 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.
BIBLE STUDY, WEDNESDAY, 12:15–1:00PM
Weekly Bible Studies bring a welcome midday break as we explore a passage of scripture that is an appointed reading for the following Sunday. We gather on Zoom for this informal 45-minute discussion. All who can are welcome and encouraged to join us.
ADULT EDUCATION, THIRD WEDNESDAYS, 7:00–8:00PM (HYBRID)
Join the Rev. Dr. Craig D. Townsend and the Rev. Brendan F. Nee for this program year’s adult education series, Christianity and the Body. We will reflect on the body as both a site of possibility and contestation—from the creation stories, to ascetic protests of women mystics, to expressions of queer art. Visit the Adult Education page for more information.