All Saints is an inclusive, progressive, and thriving community.
With justice and Joy, we are rooted in our neighborhood and engaged in the world. We embrace God’s mercy and bountiful love for all.
Our members, newcomers, and visitors come from diverse religious traditions (or none at all) and a variety of backgrounds. We seek authentic connections, a deepening relationship with God and each other, and the opportunity to make meaningful impact in the world around us.
With justice and joy we commit to put our faith into action for the good of neighbors locally and in the world. We are called to address injustice, to care for our neighbors, and to meet the challenges of our time with faithfulness, courage, and creativity. Through it all, it is joy that binds our congregation together. Even in the midst of sorrow and anxiety, we celebrate joy, each other, and our growing faithful community.
Learning & Growing
All Saints prioritizes opportunities for faithful formation and we offer a variety of ways to expand our knowledge and a sense of where we find God in our lives. We nurture respect for our young people and their spirituality, all of whom are fully welcomed members of our worshiping body. Adults are invited to participate in ongoing learning opportunities in scripture, prayer, the Episcopal Church and its history. Small groups come together to read books, discuss current events, and deepen knowledge and understanding of faith, each other, and the world. Newcomers gather to meet others and to learn about All Saints and our community.
Caring for Neighbors
We care for local communities and partner with others in the city and beyond to deepen relationships and to practice christian commitment to serve. We believe that no one should go hungry, teachers and students deserve safe and well-supplied schools, those who have experienced injustice deserve fair housing, and neighbors live and strive beyond country borders.
Love is Love
All Saints affirms our commitment to full inclusion for LGBTQ+ persons in the life of the church, and to equality under the law for all people. We acknowledge the harm done by religious institutions through historic and ongoing discrimination against LGBTQ+ people of faith. We welcome all to worship with us and participate in all facets of our faith community.
Beloved Community
We believe that Black Lives Matter, and we embrace the Episcopal Church’s framework for racial reconciliation, Becoming Beloved Community. Our anti-racism work has been both inward, with the hard work of confronting our own biases and the history of racism in the church, and outward, with concrete actions to address gun violence and housing inequality.
