NOTE:  The 10:30 am Sunday service can also be viewed live on the All Saints Facebook page.  Click on the button to the right for more information about our virtual worship.

Please see our updated Covid policies HERE.

Virtual Worship at All Saints

Regular Worship Schedule

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

We welcome all people at All Saints Episcopal Church and want to help you feel comfortable observing or joining worship. Our tradition is liturgical, following patterns of the Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion. If this is the first time you have visited an Episcopal Church, here are some helpful points.
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• Our building is accessible. Wheelchair seating is next to the front pews under the lectern. 
• A hearing loop is installed.
• Babies and children are welcome at worship. We understand crying or fussing as a joyful noise. Some parents may keep children with them and some make use of our staffed nursery, collecting their children for Communion.

• A service bulletin refers to our Book of Common Prayer (red cover) and Hymnal (blue cover) to help us join together in common worship.
• Our Celebrant is an ordained priest of the Episcopal Church who leads us in worship and guides us through the service. 
• We may stand, sit or kneel at times during the service, according to custom and our own abilities and preference. Follow your neighbor!
• Music is an important part of the 10:00 a.m. Sunday Service with congregational hymn singing, choir anthems and service music.
• Building architecture, as well as our pattern of our worship, focuses on the love of God as experienced in the mysteries of the altar.

• All baptized Christians are welcome at our altar.
  
• To receive Communion, follow those seated in front of you to the altar rail. You may kneel or stand. Cup your hands to receive the communion wafer then lightly grasp the base of the chalice with your hand to guide it to your lips.
  
• You may choose to receive only the bread or only the wine. You may also choose to simply receive a blessing by crossing your hands over your chest.