All Saints Episcopal Church

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All Saints' offers three very different Sunday morning services. In part because we are the only Episcopal Church in the county, our diverse members desire differing opportunities for worship. Our varying worship experiences all focus on Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior.

If you're visiting this website with the intention to come worship with us for the first time, here's what you should expect on Sunday morning.

The 8am service is a small service with no music and only about fifty minutes long. If you come for the 9 or 11:15 services, you should be greeted by someone who will help guide you to the Living Room (our main entrance) where we have coffee and cookies. Our welcome desk will have someone behind it who is more than willing to answer any questions you may have and to help you navigate around our building. Ushers stand just inside the church entrance (the red doors) and between the Living Room and side entrance to the church. Ushers can help you find a seat and will hand you a bulletin.

The 9am service is in our new parish hall. Go through the Living Room into the Parish Hall where you'll find the service surrounded by a beautiful windowed-view outside. We use a projection system for the words of the songs we sing and to follow the particulars of the service. This service is more informal and slightly contemporary. Expect a small group of singers, a keyboard and bass player, and occasionally, guitars to lead worship.

The 11:15 service is our traditional Rite II Episcopal service with choir, organ and traditional hymns. You can follow the service in the bulletin handed to you by an usher, or in the red Book of Common Prayer. This service is the larger attendance of the three.

I hope you will find a green card in the back of the pews and fill out the tear-off portion and put that in the offering plates. This will help us follow-up with you, to welcome you, and to answer any questions you may have. Please introduce yourself to our clergy. And don't forget, the welcome hosts and hostesses at the welcome desk are there to answer any questions. Hope to see you Sunday.

So, whether it's a quiet olde-English style, or a louder more contemporary style, or a traditional Episcopal, Choir and organ Rite II, you'll find it here. Hope to see you soon!