Hey Anthem,We are so excited to have you all join us for Easter Sunday. Of course, after our gathering, we will have the greatly anticipated catered feast, and we wanted to put together a short list of items you might consider bringing for Sunday afternoon. We encourage you to stick around and enjoy the weather, the food, and the fellowship.A cooler with your favorite beverages or any additional f...  Read More

Beginning Sunday April 11 (week after Easter), Anthem gatherings will move to mask optional mitigation. Now before you get your skivvies all tied up at this decision, let us explain. Anthem, currently, has more than 70% vaccine adherence (including all of our high-risk people), with more getting vaccination every week. As of 03/30/21: 117,758 Marin County residents have been vaccinated (at least o...  Read More

We are very excited to continue our phased rollout of our kid’s ministry on Sunday mornings, now known as Camp Anthem. To further update our congregation regarding this important ministry, today we want to provide you with information regarding the ministry leadership and logistics. As any ministry is resurrected and restarted in this current stage of life at our church, leadership and accountabil...  Read More

This Sunday we will be offering our second, Anthem Kids, beta test. When you make your normal Sunday reservations, a new option will be available for this Sunday only when doing so. Faith Coleman will be leading this second beta test in both gatherings.  Faith works for Marinwood Parks & Recreation as an Assistant Director charged with leading in outdoor camp settings and after school care environ...  Read More

We're planting a church...or have you forgotten? A church in Covlandia to be exact. And there is one universal, indisputable truth about church planting anywhere: the hardest ministry to launch is kids ministry. We've already moved into the early stages of men's and women's ministry taking shape at Anthem Church. Worship ministry is in the middle of its transition, as well. And while there is much...  Read More

A hallmark of the liturgical church calendar, Lent is a season preceding Easter dedicated to somber reflection on the weight of our sin, which separated us from God and led Christ to the cross to die in our place to win us back to our Heavenly Father. Lent typically lasts about 40 days (Sundays excluded) beginning on Ash Wednesday (February 17 this year) and ending on either Maundy Thursday, Holy ...  Read More