A very warm welcome to
St. Anne's, Aigburth
Our theme verse for 2026 is:
"Behold, I will do a new thing;
now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert."
- Isaiah, 43:19
Our Sunday Services:
09:15 am - Holy Communion
11:00 am - All Ages Worship
On the 1st Sunday of every month:
10:00 am - A blend of our two usual Sunday services
Our Wednesday Service:
11:00 am - Holy Communion
All are very welcome to join us at these services.
Thoughts from our clergy
A monthly reflection from members of St Anne’s clergy on faith, life and the changing seasons, with thoughts on where we might find God in the everyday.
More →
Published first in our monthly newsletter.
Families and Children at St. Anne's
Our 11:00 am All Age Worship is informal and contemporary in style.
Children and young people join the All Age service for the start before breaking out into age-appropriate groups:
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Crèche (Ages 0–3): A welcoming space for our youngest children, with age-appropriate play, simple songs, and Bible stories.
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Sparks / Flames (Ages 3–11): Interactive and engaging sessions designed to help children grow in faith, friendships, and their understanding of God's love.
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Inferno (Ages 11–18): A youth group where young people can explore faith, ask questions, build friendships, and discover how following Jesus connects with everyday life.
We’d love you and your little one(s) to join us at St. Anne's Stars, every Thursday during term time in the Church family rooms, from 09.30 am – 11:00 am.
Each session is designed to give caregivers and children opportunities to relax, have fun, build new friendships and learn about the Christian faith in a creative way.
Toys are set out for free play. We also have some areas set up for more structured play and craft activities. Caregivers are encouraged to join in during story and singing time.
We look forward to seeing you. For more information, please contact Lis Hughes (lis.hughes@stannesaigburth.com)
What's On!
New community, men's and ladies group and music events through to December '26
Plus: Save the Date!
First details for our upcoming Christmas Fayre on
Saturday, 21/11/2026
A Historic Treasure: 1913 Henry Willis & Sons Ltd Pipe Organ
The St. Anne’s Church Organ Restoration Campaign is a multi-year fundraising initiative launched to restore one of the UK’s rarest historic pipe organs. During term time, hear this wonderful organ during our regular 09:15 am Sunday service. Find out more about the organ's history and our campaign. More →
Explore St. Anne's Roll of Honour
Dedicated in 1918, the memorial records nearly 80 men from the parish who served during the First World War. Discover the history behind the Roll of Honour. More →
Supporting the Ministry of St Anne's, Aigburth
Giving is something members of St. Anne’s do as part of our worship, their commitment to God’s people and in support of the church.
Find out about the various ways in which you can support St. Anne's. More →
For one-off gifts, text STANNES and your gift amount (5, 10, 15 or 20) to 70085.
Texts cost your gift amount plus one standard rate message. You’ll be opting in to hear more about our work and fundraising via telephone and SMS. If you do not wish to receive marketing communications, please also text STANNESNOINFO to 70085.
Community at St. Anne's
St. Anne’s is home to a number of groups and activities that bring people from across our local community together. Find out more about some of the groups that meet regularly at the church.
Liverpool Gospel Choir
brings people together through the energy and joy of
gospel music.
The choir rehearses
Mondays from 07:00 PM
at St. Anne’s.
Alcoholics Anonymous
provides a welcoming and confidential space for those who want help with a drinking problem.
The group meets
Wednesdays from 07:30 PM
at St. Anne’s.
50th (St. Anne's, Aigburth) Brownie Unit
gives girls aged 7-10 opportunities to make friends, learn new skills, enjoy activities and have adventures together.
During term time, the unit meets
Thursdays from 06:30 PM
at St Anne's.
These groups meet at St. Anne’s but are independently organised and are not operated by the church unless otherwise stated. External links are provided for information and lead to websites operated independently of St. Anne’s.
