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Since our founding over 175 years ago as the third oldest Episcopal Church in New Orleans, Annunciation's focus is community and connection to God and one another. We are a vibrant and diverse congregation located in the Broadmoor neighborhood in New Orleans. 
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​Annunciation does not try to be a perfect place. We try to be a faithful and loving community that is led by God to help one another become the people God has called each of us to be.

Sundays at 10am
Morning Prayer, Rite II (in-person or online)

Community & Connection during COVID-19
  • When the weather is nice, we will gather on the front lawn of Annunciation beginning Sunday, October 18, 2020. All proper social distancing guidelines will be maintained. Learn more by visiting our Fall Worship page.
  • We will continue to offer worship services and small groups online.
  • We are still a vibrant and diverse congregation.
  • We are still loving and serving God and our neighbors.
  • We still welcome all to join us as we seek to deepen our faith.

What's a "Free" Church?

In 1857, Annunciation was the first church in New Orleans to eliminate pew rents, which was the standard way to raise money for the operations of churches. The congregation voted to eliminate pew rents in order to open the church to all races and backgrounds. We continue to live into this tradition as a community open to all without regard to age, ethnicity, race, skin color, national origin, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability.


​Free Church of the Annunciation

a parish in the Episcopal Diocese of Louisiana since 1844
corner of South Claiborne and Jena Street
4505 South Claiborne Avenue
New Orleans, Louisiana 70125
504.895.8697 (phone)