What time are services at All Saints?
On Sunday mornings our worship is at 8:00am and 10:30am. During the summer months we have one service at 9:30am. We also have a service of Holy Eucharist on Wednesdays at 12:10pm.

What should I expect?
Stepping into an unfamiliar church for the first time can be a little intimidating and maybe even uncomfortable for some people, but when you visit All Saints you can expect to feel welcomed and accepted.  Whoever you are and whether you have a church background or not, we hope that you will feel moved by the mystery and majesty of our worship. We are a Christ-centered church that places a high value on worshipping God in community.

You are invited to come as you are, but we hope that you will leave different than you came.

What about my children?
We love kids and we want them in church with us! Many churches have "Sunday school" or activities for children while the adults are participating in worship, but we believe in the importance of everyone being together. Christian education for all ages is held between services and children join their families in the sanctuary afterward. We have "busy bags" available for our more restless children, so just ask one of the ushers if your child needs one.

What happens during worship?
Praying, singing, listening, and reflecting on God's word to us in Scripture is the engine that drives our worship. The Holy Eucharist (also known as Holy Communion, the Lord's Supper, or the Mass) is celebrated at nearly every service. Our foundational worship document is the Book of Common Prayer, which is used by Anglicans/Episcopalians everywhere.

May I take communion at All Saints?
The Episcopal Church practices "open communion," which means that all baptized Christians, regardless of current or past church affiliation, may receive communion. If you have never been baptized and would like a blessing, simply come to the communion rail and ask the priest to give you a blessing and pray for you. 

Does anything happen after worship is over?
Coffee! We have social time together over coffee, tea, soft drinks, and snacks. Old friends catch up, new friends are made, and the clergy gets a chance to chat with visitors. We hope that you'll join us for coffee hour after the service is concluded.

All Saints is such a pretty church! May I be married here?
Our church has been the site of many weddings, and the Rector would be happy to speak with you about your wedding plans. Please refer to our downloadable wedding guidelines and read through them carefully. If you are still interested in being married at All Saints after reading through this booklet please contact Rev. Karen directly.