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The Daily Psalm is an email that is sent out each day in September that includes a reflection on one of the appointed Psalms from our Daily Office Lectionary written by a parishioner at All Saints. If you'd like to receive The Daily Psalm, let Fr. Wes know....Keep Reading

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During this time of pandemic, as we experience a massive amount of change and uncertainty, and as many feel as if we are a scattered and bewildered church, we must remind ourselves that our mission remains the same: to share in the life of God for the life of the world. Deepening our life in the Trinity, our devotion to Jesus and his kingdom, our love for God and our neighbor...Keep Reading

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On the Day of Pentecost, May 31, we finally began the slow process of regathering as a church for corporate worship. For the next month or so, we are offering three said Morning Prayer services (no Eucharist) at 8:30, 9:45, and 11:00 a.m. So far, things have gone extremely well, as those who decided to regather have been diligent to observe our initial guidelines for regathering that were put in place....Keep Reading

All services and ministry programs for All Saints have been canceled through the end of March, when things will be reassessed. Please visit our COVID Response page to learn more and access various resources....Keep Reading

The story of St. Patrick begins with a young man named, Maewyn Succat, born not in Ireland, but in Northern Britain. When Maewyn was 16 years old, his home was invaded by Irish marauders, and he was captured, taken across the Irish Sea, and sold into slavery to a Druid chieftain. For six years, Maewyn remained in bondage to his Druid master. ...Keep Reading