We are a vibrant, historic church.
We’ve preached Christ for 320 years!
Traditions, a sense of history and most important, faith in God, can give us a sense of comfort and stability—especially in a world that appears to be less stable each and every day.
At St Mary Anne’s Episcopal Church, we are proud of our traditions and history as one of the oldest Episcopal parishes on the Eastern Shore. The beauty of St Mary Anne’s Church surrounds us as we hear the comforting and reassuring words of the Gospel of Jesus Christ preached from our pulpit. Our liturgy, from The Book of Common Prayer, is a sacred gift of prayer and worship to God, and grounds us in our faith.
We firmly believe that the Gospel of Jesus Christ is a message of hope and comfort for all—a message that is essential and relevant for our modern and chaotic lives. We also derive comfort from traditional worship in a historic church. St Mary Anne’s, though, is more than a historic building–it is filled with people who will learn your name and care about you—and the community. Our faith, traditions, and people can give you the comfort and stability you desire.
Important Update (6/29/26): Father John retired on June 30, 2026, following his final worship service on June 28.
St. Mary Anne’s is now in a time of pastoral transition. Worship services will continue throughout the summer with supply priests and lay worship leaders officiating while the parish prepares to welcome an interim priest. We appreciate your prayers and continued support during this transition.
