It is with great sadness that we inform you that the Rector of Holy Cross Anglican Church in America, Fr. David Ambuske, died on December 22, 2011. He was addressing his Christmas cards.
His wife, Linda, said there will be a private ceremony of cremation and his ashes will be scattered at Camp Good Days, one of the other passions of his life.
Feb 12, 2012, there will be a memorial service at Holy Cross, where he'd dedicated his life to guide the spiritual life of the congregation for almost 34 years.

A Brief History of Holy Cross

Holy Cross Anglican Church

St. Martha's' Guild programs

Epiphany celebrated with Fr. Harnish from All Saints Church of Rochester and their congregation. Click here for photos.

On Sunday Dec 4, 2011: Holy Cross had a Christmas Social after the 10 o'clock service just for fun and a get together before the holidays. We seem to enjoy visiting with each other. Click here for photos.

May 15: The Bishop's yearly visit with a Ham dinner.  Click here for photos.

May 22: The Webster Historical Society house tour of older homes and two churches. We were originally a school 1839-1970. We purchased the school in 1978 and have renovated it to be a lovely working church. We are on the tour and will have them visit the church as well as being a re- refreshment stop for the tour. Click here for photos.

June 4: Our yearly English Tea at the church where we serve English Tea and various tea sandwiches, scones, desserts. This is open to the public. Click here for photos.

July - A Holy Cross picnic is to be held at the home of a parishioner.

August 28: We will have a church picnic after the 11 a.m. service with Holy Redeemer of Canandaigua NY. Holy Redeemer is a spin-off from our church. Parishioners from St. Lucy's Mission will also join us for this fellowship.
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We were scheduled for a picnic in the park for several churches in western New York on August 28. The dean, Fr. Ley was to have a service in the park and have the picnic lunch afterwards. There were places for the children to play and the pavilion to serve the food. Holy Redeemer was hosting it. However, as you know hurricane Irene came that day. The dean was unable to come and several churches cancelled. So Holy Redeemer and Holy Cross attended the service and picnic at Holy Redeemer Church. The winds were 40 mph and it threatened rain. We had the outer bands of Irene that day with ferocious white caps on the lakes. But it was an okay day. There were about 20 of us who did attend. We had a grand time in spite of the weather and small attendance.

September 10: The parish pot luck supper to reunite the congregation for the fall. Jeanne Hoose is spearheading this dinner. Click here for photos.

We are collecting a variety items for the military overseas. There is a list of items the soldiers overseas can use. Monetary donations will be appreciated to cover postage.