Posted in Maine March 28, 2018 by

The Little-Known Church Hiding In Maine That Is An Absolute Work Of Art

Simply stepping foot in Maine can feel like an otherworldly experience, but if you’re looking to truly feel the presence of a higher being, you’ll want to visit one of the most beautiful churches in the state. Even those who don’t subscribe to any organized religion will appreciate the beauty and intricacy in the details of this small, but special place! This beautiful church in Maine is beloved by many, but for some it will be brand new. Trust us, it’s worth finding!

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St. Ann’s Episcopal Church is located in Kennebunkport.
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The beautiful and picturesque chapel was built in 1887 and it serves the people of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport, and Cape Porpoise.
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The chapel was constructed using large sea-washed stones, which were brought to the building site in the winter of 1886.
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Construction work began on May 27th 1887 and the inside and outside walls are made of this exact local stone.
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The pews were created specifically for St. Ann's and are made of oak wood, adding to the cozy nature of this beautiful buildling.
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Twenty-five beautiful stained glass windows can be found within the church, and six more can be found in the sacristy.
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Most of the windows date back to the turn-of-the-century!
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Part of what truly sets this chapel apart is the outdoor worship area, which was constructed in 1974 in memory of Margaret Woodbury Strong, a resident of Rochester, NY and Kennebunk.
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The view from the pews here overlook the Gulf of Maine to Mt. Agamenticus and Portsmouth Light as well as Portland Light and Boone Island to the east.
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Some believe that the size of the water here is just about the same as the Sea of Galilee!
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St. Ann's serves the community from June to the end of September.
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You can come visit and stroll the grounds throughout the summer.
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Just be sure to time your visit for either a service or this view!
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St. Ann's is located about 1.2 miles from Dock Square, a bit beyond the Colony Hotel, on the ocean-facing side of the street.
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You can use 167 Ocean Avenue, Kennebunkport, ME for your GPS.

If this article has you believing in a higher power, check out these other 10 special chapels in Maine!