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What does it mean to be a church in the “Anglo-Catholic” tradition? At St. Ann Chapel it means that we practice Catholic Christianity in its English expression. Our liturgical practices trace [...]

The Anglican Province of Christ the King is a body of Anglican churches that was formed in 1977 to ensure the continuation of historic Anglican Christianity in America. The need for the new [...]

We extend a warm welcome to you and thank you for visiting our website to find out more about us.  We come from all backgrounds, from all walks of life, and from all over the south and east [...]

St. Ann Chapel offers several opportunities for service: Altar Guild: The Altar Guild is responsible for caring for all the items in the rituals of the various liturgies. Duties include [...]

The Book of Common Prayer teaches us that the sacraments are an “outward and visible sign of an inward and spiritual grace” as ordained by Christ himself.  We believe that the sacraments are [...]

Our worship is based on the traditions that came down to us through the ages. We celebrate the Holy Eucharist on Sunday mornings with a sung Mass supported by our small, professional choir. We [...]

Clare Boothe Luce (1903–87) built St. Ann Chapel in 1951.  Luce was a versatile author, playwright, congresswoman, and US Ambassador to Italy.  Her best-known play is the 1936 hit The [...]

Our Diocesan Bishop Ordinary of the Western States is the Right Reverend Donald M. Ashman. Bishop Ashman was consecrated Bishop Ordinary for the Diocese of the Western States at St. Peter’s [...]

The St. Ann Chapel ACW is a loose coalition of women—not quite enough for a chapter, but certainly enough to be effective as a group…as any group of women dedicated to Christ and his Church are. [...]