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  Me and my mother in law went to this church. Around a year and a half ago. That was when Father Kevin was there. Since then, my mother in law was told she had breast cancer. After 1 year and a half of her chemo and a $6000 shot. She is a survivor. However our journey is not quite over. At any rate, since she and I were both raised Catholic.......I was told ( didn't believe it) That the Episcopalian was based on Catholic basics. We wanted to go to midnight mass, and was told there wasn't any. But there was a 5:00 mass and an 11:00 mass.
  
  Bottom line, this church has gone to hell in a hand basket. She and I both went to Catholic school, and was baptized, and confirmed.
  
  There was a kid that kept looking back at her and laughing. The parents told his little sister to stop starring.
  
  My point is YOU people will never ever see me in that church in this lifetime. Above all, I have absolutely NO clue which Bible you were even reading out off. You people are the snobbiest and ignored. The kid was at the front.....trust me .....you are SO lucky, I didn't jump up and say something.
  She has been through HELL......and some snot laughed at her.
  
  No wonder Father Kevin left. According to you guys, he moved up North. The GOOD thing about that man, was that he came to visit.
  
  I saw an AA meeting on Wed. And was going to ask if I could help, because I have been sober for 10 years because a Doctor almost killed me by giving me the wrong medicine that didn't mix.
  So on that note, I would suggest you find the right King James Bible.
  
  And I will tell people that your church is the most misunderstood and find another one
  
  

  Added February 02, 2017 by Kelly Batson Whitehead
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  St. Anne's is a wonderful Episcopalian church. Fr. Rich is our new priest, he and his family have become a awesome addition to our church. St. Anne's has an highly engaging and popular Youth bible study every Wednesday evening from 5-7pm. Most of the youth in the church also participate in St. Anne's Acolyte program and attend Sunday mass regularly. Our member's are warm and inviting and we welcome any and all to become apart of St. Anne's family.

  Added September 10, 2016 by Tami Barger