All Saints Research Paper

Brothers and Sister in Christ, Thirty-seven weeks. All Saints’ Episcopal Church has been without a priest for thirty-seven weeks and in this diminutive amount of time, worship at all Saints’ has never faltered. In the past thirty-seven weeks, we have listened intently to some of the best supply priests in our region, been exposed to various organists through music and singing, parish events have continued with enthusiastic turnout, our services are filled with planned liturgy and celebration, but most importantly, ALL of these traditions will continue as usual. All Saints’ still persists. We still thrive.

How has All Saints’ in the past thirty-seven weeks moved you? Lifted your spirit? Was it a thought-provoking sermon? Inspirational music? Amiable parishioners in lectionary class with spirited

Our staff works endlessly to send out information though our website, social media and newsletters. Talk with fellow parishioners about a great sermon you heard or invite a friend to accompany you to an ECW event. Wednesday potlucks are the best times to listen to a renown speaker or watch an exceptional program. Our choir works diligently and unwavering to learn new music and perfect old favorites. Once a month our congregation has the unique opportunity through common-mission to participate in a Lutheran worship service liturgy. Junior and Senior EYC are flourishing. Sign up for a committee, Hospitality and Neighborhood Life contain the most enjoyable, dedicated, friendliest members of All Saints’ who enjoy completing Christ’s work through receptions and service projects. Our Altar and Flower Guilds labors tirelessly with thanksgiving to ensure our church not only looks beautiful but engaging and prepared for Eucharist and veneration. Take this opportunity to participate in something new, sign up to become a Greeter or Usher. You are needed here. All Saints’ is always the wonderful place we know and