We hope that you’ll join us in worship:
- 8am: In-Person, Historic Church
- 10am: In-Person and Livestreamed, Historic Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church is a growing and vibrant community of faith where people come to be resurrected, transformed, and made whole through an experience of Christ.
Our church is not just a building. We are a community that worships together online, in-person, and in hybrid settings. During this rapidly changing phase of the pandemic, we are balancing the desire to gather in-person with a science-based approach to community safety.
Stewardship Drive 2023
“See, I Am Doing a New Thing.”
Each fall, we ask everyone to estimate your financial contributions to the church for the coming year. Sharing your intentions helps us plan our budget. Next year will be an important one in the history of our church as we call a new rector. Please help us put our best foot forward by being generous with your giving.
You can submit your 2023 pledge online at https://tithe.ly/pledge/#/campaign/6031940 (where you can also set up recurring gifts via your credit card) or by filling out a pledge card. Please submit your pledge no later than Nov. 13. Thank you!
LATEST UPDATES
Watch this space for our latest updates on Covid-19, events, outreach opportunities, and communications from the All Saints’ community.
Bachtoberfest
Bachtoberfest Sunday, October 29, at 5pm at the Evangelical Lutheran Church, 32 E Church St. [...]
The Getting Ahead Program
The Getting Ahead Program October 2023 through January 2024, every other Thursday evening from 5:30 [...]
Youth Presence Applications/Nominations for General Convention
The Episcopal Church (TEC) is holding its 81st General Convention in Louisville, KY, June 20-28, [...]
Upcoming Events at All Saints’ Episcopal Church – Sept 2023
September 2023 Events at All Saints' Here's what's happening at All Saints' Episcopal [...]
Social Justice
At every baptism and every renewal of our vows to live out our faith, we promise to work for justice and peace in the world. The celebrant asks, “Will you strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being?’
And the people respond, “I will with God’s help.”
This is our calling to social justice on behalf of all people, every human being. It is a tall order, and we are only able to do it with God’s help.
Regathering for In-Person Worship
As our community experiences a downturn in the COVID pandemic and easing of restrictions, we would like to ensure that folks in our parish have the information needed to prevent serious illness from SARS-COV-2 infection. Click here for more details.
During the Services, we encourage, but do not require, mask-wearing. The Clergy, Lectors, and Choir may take off their masks as they feel appropriate, with social distancing, to lead Worship. Additional instructions regarding Communion will be given during the Service. We do this out of an abundance of caution for those in our Congregation that are vulnerable.