Facilities and features
Accessibility
There is a disabled access toilet available in the church tower area at the back of church.
We have a baby changing table and nappy bin available in the toilet at the back of church ( under the tower)
Parking is available on High Green and Low Green. From Low Green there are steps to the church through an alley way by the side of the Barbers. From High Green there is a level gravel footpath.
Our Building
Music and Worship
Bell ringers practice on Thursday evenings and regularly ring for Sunday Worship and can be booked for weddings.
We regularly host groups local,national and international at St Anne's - it makes a great venue for live music and concerts. FOSA (Friends of St Anne's) organise concerts each year - please look out for details on the events pages and if you would like to offer a concert or perform in St Anne's you are welcome to get in touch via the contact page.
Groups, Courses and Activities
Whether you are just starting to explore matters of faith or spirituality, or a mature Christian looking to go deeper, there is something at St Anne's for you. We hold a weekly Monday evening Bible study.
Please see nurture section.
FOSA organise coffee mornings twice a year at Richmond Town Hall. Other coffee mornings take place on an occasional basis.
Please see 'Nurture'
Mother's Union meet regularly. Please contact Jane Oselton, Mother's Union local organiser for more details T: 01748 811156
Church Tots group started in November 2017 by popular demand. Bumps, babies and preschoolers together with parents and carers meet in the RAF Regiment Chapel in St Anne's Church on Wednesdays 1.15 to 2.45pm during term-time. Plenty of things to play with, stories, songs and crafts. We celebrate the main Christian festivals and welcome everyone.
Help for Visitors
St Anne's Church is open daily from 9am - 5pm and you are welcome to visit anytime. Please be aware that we are an active church so sometimes things may be taking place!
Other Features
We are a Fairtrade church as part of our commitment to the Anglican marks of mission - to challenging the unjust structures of society. Amongst other things this means stocking our serving area with fair-trade tea and coffee and using fairly traded products at church events. If you find yourself at St Anne's church you are welcome to make yourself a cup of tea or coffee and to leave a donation ( if you wish!) in the wall box.
We support the Richmond food bank 'Storehouse' which is co-ordinated by Influence Church.
Whether you've not been to church for a while - or never been at all - you are very welcome at St Anne's. We recognise that stepping over the threshold of any new building can be challenging and we will do our best to support and welcome you - whichever day you come and whether it is to worship or for some other reason. If you need anything or if you would like to give us feedback on your experience, please do get in touch.