St. Anselm's has been graced by a beautiful work by Sukey Bryan since Ash Wednesday, inspired by her environmental ethics. Come meet this nationally-reknown artist on June 2nd after service (approximately 11:15) and hear about her work to use art to raise awareness about our interdependency with nature. Her work has been displayed throughout the United States and who has a fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. 
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TIME CHANGE FOR SUNDAY SERVICE
After much discussion, and at the urging of many of our congregation, Stephen+ proposed and the Vestry approved moving St. Anselm’s Sunday morning worship...Read more
City Zoning and St. Anselm's
Dear neighbors: I am the new rector at St. Anselm's Episcopal Church, in the Burton Valley area. Despite efforts by the City of Lafayette...Read more
Vital and Thriving
The Episcopal Diocese of California, in partnership with the Center for Church Innovation, is supporting Vital+Thriving, a congregational development initiative to facilitate and support...Read more
