Lenten Book Study        March 1-April 5, 2023

“Five Loaves, Two Fish, Twelve Volunteers” Elizabeth Mae Magill

Brenda Rigdon will lead a weekly book study on increasing outreach in the community via food ministries. We’ll read one chapter per week and meet on Wednesday nights following the Mid-week Eucharist, all are welcome but not required. We’ll discuss the questions at the end of each chapter. Brenda has additional materials to help illustrate some of the lessons in each chapter as well.

A soup and bread supper will be served, for the book study group. We will begin on Wednesday, March 1, and wrap up on Wednesday, April 5. St. Anne’s has purchased the first 12 books for those who sign up to attend.

Please sign up in Rose Hall so we know how much soup and bread we will need.

Confirmation Classes

Confirmation Classes are offered annually, and scheduled based upon the date of the Bishop’s Visitation. You can find out more by calling the Parish Office at: 574-267-6266.

Evening Celebration of Holy Eucharist

Wednesday Evening Holy Eucharist is held on Wednesday evenings at 5:30 p.m. in the chapel on the second floor. In the event that the priest is not available for the service, Evening Prayer will be offered in the place of Holy Eucharist. Currently on hold during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

Reflections Bible Study has resumed

Reflections is  offered on Tuesday mornings at 10 a.m. Reflections is a weekly bible study on the scripture readings for the upcoming Sunday. We meet in the parlor on the second floor.

Don’t know your Leviticus from your Luke, your Hosea from your Hebrews? Come join Reflections Bible Study for often serious, sometimes humorous, guided discussions about the upcoming Sunday’s readings.  Reflections give a deeper understanding of the chosen readings which form the basis of our priest’s sermon each week.

Whether you’ve read the entire Bible, some of it or perhaps only a little, you’re bound to come away with some new insights from the thoughtful discussions and experience a closer relationship with your fellow congregants.

If you have a suggestion for a topic you would like to explore at future Adult Forums, please call the office to discuss: 574-267-6266″

Sunday services are held at 8 (Rite I) and 10:15 a.m. (Rite II)  The Eucharist is holy, a sacred celebration that brings us into close contact with the holiness of God. In the Eucharist the holiness of God is present to us in a unique way. We are made holy by the very act of participating in the Eucharist. Everything associated with the Eucharist is blessed and holy.

Please join us for worship, whether in person or digitally!