Our second Faith & Recovery 12-Step Eucharist Service will be held on Sunday at 6PM. Those in recovery and support groups are encouraged to attend , as well as family and friends. Let us help strengthen those in recovery with the message of hope, redemption, and God’s grace. Get the word out!
Fr. John’s final Sunday service before retirement will be on Sunday, June 28, 2026, at 10:00 AM (one service only). Please join us as we celebrate his retirement and give thanks for his years of faithful service at this special final Mass.
Ash Wednesday Services February 14, 2024 Ash Wednesday begins the 40 days of our Lenten Season. We receive ashes to begin the season with an awareness of our mortality and repentance. 7am- Ash Wednesday Service with imposition of ashes and Communion 12:00 noon- Ecumenical Ash Wednesday Service with imposition of ashes at St. Mary Anne’s. We are joined in fellowship with…
We are pleased to announce that next Sunday, October 28th, Bishop Bud Shand joins Father John as our special guest preacher and co-celebrant. Bishop Bud was rector of St. Mary Anne’s from 1975 to 1989; and then was the 10th Bishop of the Diocese of Easton from: 2003-2014 Be sure to come for this special Sunday service,…
On Saturday, December 15th, Wreaths across America is coming to St. Mary Anne’s Cemetery! Following an emotionally moving noon-time tribute ceremony, we will place wreaths on the graves of veterans buried in the cemetery. To donate please click here . Please don’t miss this wonderful holiday event. Invite your family and friends and begin a family tradition!
Q. I’ve heard about YouTube–can you please tell me more? A. It’s a video sharing service where we can watch, like, share, comment and upload our own videos. We can watch these videos on home computers, tablets and via smart phones. Q. Why did you create a St. Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church YouTube Channel? A. So you won’t miss worship…
On December 22nd during the 10:00 Service, the young and young-at-heart will present our Annual Christmas Pageant. We welcome infants and toddlers with parents, children, teens, and young-at-heart adults, to participate in this lovely tradition.