The Anglican Church in Anguilla is part of the Diocese of the North Eastern Caribbean and Aruba, a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion. The Church has served the island for more than a century, playing an important role in the spiritual, educational, and community life of Anguilla. Worship is centered on Scripture, prayer, the sacraments of Baptism and Holy Communion, and the rich liturgical tradition of the Anglican faith.

Anglican congregations in Anguilla are known for their welcoming communities, reverent worship, and commitment to Christian discipleship, pastoral care, and outreach. Services typically follow the Anglican liturgy, blending biblical readings, congregational prayer, hymns, and preaching while celebrating the traditions of the Church in a Caribbean context. The Church seeks to nurture faith, support families, and serve local communities through education, fellowship, and charitable ministry.

The island is home to several Anglican parishes, including St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral in The Valley and St. Augustine's Anglican Church in East End, both of which have long histories of worship and community service in Anguilla.