Welcome to All Saints, Appleton!

​All Saints Episcopal Church in Appleton, Wisconsin is a welcoming community committed to our mission of celebrating our lives together in Christ.

As a parish of the Episcopal Diocese of Fond du Lac our mission extends beyond the local congregation to a worldwide Anglican communion.

​We stand in a rich worshipping tradition of the Anglican Church and enjoy sharing our heritage through liturgy and music.

The celebration of the Holy Eucharist is at the heart of our parish life. This sacrament has been a central act of worship of the Christian community from the time Christ presided at the Last Supper with his disciples, commanding them to "do this" in remembrance of him.

​This celebration includes Scripture, teaching, prayer, Holy Communion and music. All baptized Christians are welcome at the table! Learn more about the Holy Eucharist here.

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Our history is rich, extends over nearly two centuries, and provides a firm foundation for the future. Our members are committed to gathering on Sunday for worship, connecting during the week, and reaching out in service to the community.

Learn about Fr. Christopher Wilkerson, our Rector, here.

Fr. Christopher shares announcements during a Sunday service.

We hope you'll visit where downtown Appleton meets the Lawrence University campus at the corner of College & Drew.
​We hope to see you soon!

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Support All Saints

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SUNDAY
8:30 am Holy Eucharist
9:30-10 am Sunday School via Zoom (September-April)
10:30 am Holy Eucharist (with music)

WEDNESDAY
​6:30 pm Youth Group, in-person (September-April)

Parking
Parking available in the lot behind the church building and across Drew Street from the church.

Virtual Worship at All Saints

Location

All Saints Episcopal Church is on the east side of downtown Appleton, next to Lawrence University, on the northeast corner of College Avenue and Drew Street. Parking available in the lot behind the church building and across Drew Street from the church.