The Rev. Russell Bohner, TSSF, became the Rector (senior pastor) of Saint Anne's Church on June 1, 2014. A native of Delaware, Russ grew up in Newark at St. Thomas' Episcopal Church and graduated from Wilmington Friends School and the University of Delaware. In May 1996, Russ joined the Third Order of the Society of St. Francis (TSSF), a religious order within the Anglican Communion, and took his vows of profession in August 2000. In June 2003, Russ graduated from Seabury-Western Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity degree. Russ was ordained a deacon in January 2003 at the Cathedral Church of St. John in Wilmington and a priest In October 2003 at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Wilmington, Delaware. Before coming to Saint Anne's, Russ served for five years at St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church and then for six years at Christ Church Christiana Hundred in Greenville, Delaware. Russ is married to Diane, a physician serving at the Christiana Care Health System, and they have two children, Isabelle and Michael. Currently, Russ is studying for a Doctor of Ministry in Preaching at the Aquinas Institute of Theology. To view Russ's sermons, please visit youtube.com/c/RevRussSermons

The Rev. Celeste O. Cox, S.T.M., serves St. Anne's as Priest-in-Residence. Previously, from 1999 to 2013, Celeste served as Rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Dover, Delaware. Celeste is particularly interested in the biblical foundations of pastoral theology and in a variety of contemplative prayer practices. She is a clinically trained, board-certified chaplain, and is a member of the Professional Advisory Group for the Pastoral Care Department at Christiana Care Health System. Celeste and her husband Lou, who is a skilled musician and member of St. Anne's Choir, live in Smyrna.

D. Damien Jones began serving as Minister of Music at St. Anne's Church in October 2015. Damien has traveled extensively throughout the United States and Europe sharing the message of Jesus Christ through the joy of music. People who have worked with Mr. Jones say that “his musical ability connects them spiritually and mentally so that the music and the message becomes one entity.” Damien has worked as a teacher in the School District of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and in the Christiana School District in Delaware. Currently, Damien is employed with the Kennett Consolidated School District in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. Damien and his family feel truly blessed to be a part of the St. Anne's family.

A member of Saint Anne's Church since 1987, Nancy joined the staff as Minister for the Office in July 2015 shortly after she retired from a thirty-year career in the employee benefits field. Before joining the church staff, Nancy served in a variety of lay ministries; and her familiarity with and love for Saint Anne's inspires her work in the church office. Nancy lives in Clayton with her husband Gus and their two dogs.

Saint Anne's Episcopal Church is an inclusive Christian congregation, welcoming all people—regardless of ethnicity, nationality, socio-economic status, age, education, ability, political affiliation, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression—to participate fully in the worship, mission, and ministry of the church.

Saint Anne's also welcomes opposite-sex and same-sex couples, single parents, divorced parents, grandparents, and guardians and their children and grandchildren to participate fully in the worship, mission, and ministry of the church.