Saint Anne's Episcopal Church

06/06/2026

West St. Paul Parade!

06/01/2026

Happy Pride Month!

Do you know the word “merism”? It’s a literary device wherein two bookends are used to encompass a whole, and it is used often in Scripture. “God created day and night” is a merism. It’s not just meant to include noon and midnight, but also dawn, dusk, and everything between. “Care for the orphan and the widow” is a merism. It’s not just meant to include those two specific groups, but tells us to care for everyone, from young to old and inbetween. “Adam and Eve” is also a merism. Scripture names two ends of a spectrum of humanity, but the spark of the Divine appears in ALL people - the full rainbow betwixt and between the two ends of the spectrum. We celebrate the beautiful diversity of merisms, and LOVE, in whatever shape love takes, this month and every month! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💖

05/25/2026

A prayer for Memorial Day: Almighty God, our heavenly Father, in whose hands are the living and the dead, we give you thanks for all of your servants who have given their lives in the service of our country. Grant to them your mercy and the light of your presence, that the good work you have begun in them may be perfected, through Jesus Christ, your Son, our Lord. Amen.

(BCP, 1928, adapted)

05/24/2026

We had an extra special performance on this lovely Sunday morning by Saint Anne’s Choir and fire artist Matia Ignites. Here is the full video. This piece, by Judy Gattis Smith, is titled “A Duet for Pentecost.” Thank you all for making this happen.

05/24/2026

05/24/2026

Tongues of fire at Saint Anne’s on Pentecost Sunday - Come Holy Spirit! 🔥

05/24/2026

Good Morning - We are having trouble with our livestream today. The camera is not working.

05/24/2026

Saint Annians and friends! A reminder that we begin our summer service hours tomorrow: ONE service each Sunday during the summer, in the newly expanded outdoor chapel (weather permitting), at 9:30 AM. We're still live-streamed on YouTube each week as well.

We'll kick it all off tomorrow with a Pentecost celebration. Come Holy Spirit! (Wear red!)