Our Story

We are a gathering of people… from a variety of backgrounds and experiences united by our shared love for God and desire to worship liturgically through Scripture, prayer, song and celebration of the Eucharist. And we share a common dream.

We believe a faith community can be:

Transforming (actively growing in our relationship with Father, Son & Holy Spirit and with our fellow man/woman)
Inspiring (gatherings that are spiritually invigorating; relationships that are energizing)
Impactful (stewarding resources in ways that profoundly help the world and its inhabitants)

We dream of becoming a family of Christ followers who are:

Honest (conscious of our need for grace and truth)
Loving (intentionally love, support and forgive one another)
Encouraging (desire to see one another thrive)
Wise (seek to apply biblical principles as reflected by our actions)
Caring (practice compassionate listening and selfless service)

We invite you to join us Saturday evenings @ 5:00 pm and experience the All Saints Anglican community. We’d love to meet you!

Our Values

Values

Sacrament

All Saints is centered on experiencing God's transforming presence through Baptism, Holy Communion, and every way he uses creation to draw us near himself. Click here to learn more.

Word

God reveals his truth and his will for us today in the ancient words of the Bible. Reading, teaching, or discussing the Bible form a large part of every All Saints service.

Family

We encounter the grace of God as we live out our faith in the life of the church--through common prayer and authentic friendships.

Rest

Spirituality takes time, patience, and space. We value sustainable rhythms of prayer and service over programs and busyness.

Our Beliefs

We wholeheartedly embrace the historic Christian faith summarized in the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds. We acknowledge the Bible as God’s inspired word and submit to it as our final authority. We believe that the Holy Spirit has been present in the church, guarding and guiding it through the centuries, so we strive to emphasize those things that have been believed in common by all Christians from the beginning.

What our Services are Like

Our worship services include a thoughtful blend of contemporary and traditional music, a Bible-based sermon, and the celebration of Holy Communion. Our pre-written form of worship (which we call liturgy) gives us rich words to shape our prayers, and provides space for our own prayers as well. A printed program is provided at the beginning of each service, so everyone can easily participate. While we take the things of God seriously, we don’t take ourselves too seriously, so we strive to worship in a way that is meaningful and reverent, but never stuffy.

What is Anglicanism?

Our tradition is called "Anglican," a word that means "of England." From the earliest centuries of the church, Christians in the British Isles developed unique and beautiful patterns of community prayer centered in the Bible and Holy Communion. These forms of worship were eventually collected in the Book of Common Prayer, the standard which continues to guide our worship today. This faith tradition has grown into a worldwide fellowship called The Anglican Communion--the third largest expression of Christianity. Our particular denomination is called the Anglican Church in North America.