The 8:00 a.m. service is the smallest of our worship services and the quietest. A simple, spoken service (no music) using the beautiful gender-inclusive language found in the New Zealand prayer book, it’s a lovely time to revel in the morning sun as it shines through our East facing stained glass windows and think about […]
Our 9:00 a.m. is the largest of our Sunday morning worship experiences. At a little bit past 9 o’clock our sanctuary is bustling with people in all sorts of familial configurations and ages. This service is popular with families as it comes before church school. It is currently nearly identical to the 11:00 in form […]
The 11:00 service has fewer children but remains child-friendly. This congregation enjoys the quieter atmosphere, but also simply likes getting up a little later in the morning! Our volunteer choir and Director of Music makes wonderful use of flutes, piano, organ, guitar and drums. We’ve added some special music and carved out more time for […]
A midweek rehearsal for all of of our singers, but particularly for the choir that sings at the 11AM service, takes place on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm in the Church. If you want to sing here at All Saints’ and none of these rehearsal times work for you, don’t despair. Let’s be in touch to […]
The 8:00 a.m. service is the smallest of our worship services and the quietest. A simple, spoken service (no music) using the beautiful gender-inclusive language found in the New Zealand prayer book, it’s a lovely time to revel in the morning sun as it shines through our East facing stained glass windows and think about […]
Our 9:00 a.m. is the largest of our Sunday morning worship experiences. At a little bit past 9 o’clock our sanctuary is bustling with people in all sorts of familial configurations and ages. This service is popular with families as it comes before church school. It is currently nearly identical to the 11:00 in form […]
The 11:00 service has fewer children but remains child-friendly. This congregation enjoys the quieter atmosphere, but also simply likes getting up a little later in the morning! Our volunteer choir and Director of Music makes wonderful use of flutes, piano, organ, guitar and drums. We’ve added some special music and carved out more time for […]
A midweek rehearsal for all of of our singers, but particularly for the choir that sings at the 11AM service, takes place on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm in the Church. If you want to sing here at All Saints’ and none of these rehearsal times work for you, don’t despair. Let’s be in touch to […]
On August 10 the All Saints Book Club will meet to discuss the second of three books tied to the "Black Lives Matter" initiative: Deacon King Kong by James McBride. The All Saints Book Club supports the Book Sanctuary Initiative, and meets on the second Thursday of the month at 7:30pm on Zoom. If you are not a regular […]
Access Contemporary Music’s Thirsty Ears Festival is Chicago’s only classical music street festival! For two days Wilson street between Hermitage and Ravenswood is closed to feature ensembles and soloists performing music from Beethoven to Shostakovich to Reich and everything in between on the main stage. Beverages, vendor booths, kid-friendly activities, and food trucks on both […]
The 2nd & 4th Sundays of every month are “Sparkling Sundays,” a festive time of fellowship in our worship space after the 11am service.
The 8:00 a.m. service is the smallest of our worship services and the quietest. A simple, spoken service (no music) using the beautiful gender-inclusive language found in the New Zealand prayer book, it’s a lovely time to revel in the morning sun as it shines through our East facing stained glass windows and think about […]
Our 9:00 a.m. is the largest of our Sunday morning worship experiences. At a little bit past 9 o’clock our sanctuary is bustling with people in all sorts of familial configurations and ages. This service is popular with families as it comes before church school. It is currently nearly identical to the 11:00 in form […]
The 11:00 service has fewer children but remains child-friendly. This congregation enjoys the quieter atmosphere, but also simply likes getting up a little later in the morning! Our volunteer choir and Director of Music makes wonderful use of flutes, piano, organ, guitar and drums. We’ve added some special music and carved out more time for […]
Access Contemporary Music’s Thirsty Ears Festival is Chicago’s only classical music street festival! For two days Wilson street between Hermitage and Ravenswood is closed to feature ensembles and soloists performing music from Beethoven to Shostakovich to Reich and everything in between on the main stage. Beverages, vendor booths, kid-friendly activities, and food trucks on both […]
A midweek rehearsal for all of of our singers, but particularly for the choir that sings at the 11AM service, takes place on Thursday evenings at 7:30pm in the Church. If you want to sing here at All Saints’ and none of these rehearsal times work for you, don’t despair. Let’s be in touch to […]
The 8:00 a.m. service is the smallest of our worship services and the quietest. A simple, spoken service (no music) using the beautiful gender-inclusive language found in the New Zealand prayer book, it’s a lovely time to revel in the morning sun as it shines through our East facing stained glass windows and think about […]
Our 9:00 a.m. is the largest of our Sunday morning worship experiences. At a little bit past 9 o’clock our sanctuary is bustling with people in all sorts of familial configurations and ages. This service is popular with families as it comes before church school. It is currently nearly identical to the 11:00 in form […]
The 11:00 service has fewer children but remains child-friendly. This congregation enjoys the quieter atmosphere, but also simply likes getting up a little later in the morning! Our volunteer choir and Director of Music makes wonderful use of flutes, piano, organ, guitar and drums. We’ve added some special music and carved out more time for […]
Are you in a caregiving season? Thank you to the brave souls who joined us at our previous meetings of Caregiver Connections, a monthly gathering of caregivers for listening, venting, sharing experiences, comparing notes, and hearing from experts on specific resources. If you haven't been able to make it so far, we look forward to connecting with you at […]
POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 AT 7:00PM Wednesday night summer socials at All Saints are back! Join us for - drum roll, please - Hymns in the Courtyard. We'll provide the hymnals, you provide the hymn requests! We'll have a few light snacks and beverages on hand, but feel free to bring your own snacks to share or beverages of […]
The 2nd & 4th Sundays of every month are “Sparkling Sundays,” a festive time of fellowship in our worship space after the 11am service.
The 8:00 a.m. service is the smallest of our worship services and the quietest. A simple, spoken service (no music) using the beautiful gender-inclusive language found in the New Zealand prayer book, it’s a lovely time to revel in the morning sun as it shines through our East facing stained glass windows and think about […]
Our 9:00 a.m. is the largest of our Sunday morning worship experiences. At a little bit past 9 o’clock our sanctuary is bustling with people in all sorts of familial configurations and ages. This service is popular with families as it comes before church school. It is currently nearly identical to the 11:00 in form […]
The 11:00 service has fewer children but remains child-friendly. This congregation enjoys the quieter atmosphere, but also simply likes getting up a little later in the morning! Our volunteer choir and Director of Music makes wonderful use of flutes, piano, organ, guitar and drums. We’ve added some special music and carved out more time for […]
Spanish Discussion Group beginning August 28 All Saints is starting a Spanish Discussion group for people at all levels of learning the language. The group will meet at O’Shaughnessy's every other Monday starting at 7:00pm, and is open to anyone interested in developing or practicing their Spanish. RSVP-ing for the first gathering is helpful, but not essential. You […]
