​Who we are, what we believe, what we do.

 The Episcopal Church of St. Anne ​​​

St. Anne's Episcopal Church goes back informally to Civil War times.  For many years following the great conflict, worshipers met in homes and read morning and evening prayer services.  When their number increased they rented quarters.  As late as 1880 the Diocesan Journal listed Morrison as an unorganized mission.

In 1883, a gift of $120 enabled the group to purchase a lot at the corner of Cherry and Knox Streets.  The church was built at a cost of $1800 and ready for formal services Thanksgiving 1883 and dedicated on March 16, 1884.  On November 22, 1888, at the Bishop's first visitation to the new mission, he consecrated the building and baptized the first child born in Morrison, whose name was Minnie E. Vroom born in 1855.

St. Anne's continued as a Mission Church until January 12, 1986 when it attained full self-supporting Parish status.    We continue to this day to thrive as an active Parish and strive to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Jesus Christ.

The Episcopal Church Welcomes You!

​The Right Reverend Paula E. Clark, Diocesan Bishop

The Reverend Father James Brzezinski, Rector

​​​Mrs. Nancy Brzezinski, Organist

The Vestry of the Church of St. Anne

Mr. Marc J. Adami - Senior Warden

Mr. Gerald L. Brown - Treasurer

Mr. Ernie Huling - Junior Warden

Mr. Chuck Galusha - Clerk

Mrs. Kay Richmond

Mr. John Moreland

Mrs. Jalayne Riewerts