Welcome to All Saints! - All Saints Episcopal Church

Welcome to All Saints!

We are a dynamic and compassionate community of faith seeking to know the truth of God in Christ and the courage to act for the good of God’s kingdom. We believe that all people are made in God’s image, and are therefore welcome to the fellowship of this place.

The theme that runs through our readings today is the shepherd who takes care of the sheep. We see this shepherd in the 23rd Psalm, “The Lord is my shepherd.” We see it in the New Testament reading from the book of Revelation, “for the lamb at the center of the throne will be their shepherd.” And we see it throughout the tenth chapter of John’s gospel, where Jesus says “I am the good shepherd…” Why do we add the adjective “good” to shepherd? Shepherd is usually used in scripture as a metaphor for “king,” and there are many places in the Old Testament—the Jewish Bible—where the shepherds—the kings—of the nation Israel have not been good.
The Rev. Bob Donnell, MD – Read more on the Sermons page

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Thank you for your BLM sign. It makes my heart happy every time I see it.
All Saints Episcopal, I commend you for having the courage to do what so many are afraid to do. More importantly, I commend you for doing this, knowing the amount of backlash you will receive from it. This one act speak volumes about who you are and what you stand for, a genuine unbiased love.
Greetings Reverend Jim Flowers and to your staff at All Saints Episcopal Church. I could not resist this opportunity to thank you and commend you for the beautiful Black Lives Matter banner on the front entrance of your sanctuary. As a Black American, a Mobilian, and as a Christian I was delighted, encouraged, and spiritually moved by the presence of that very relevant posting. May you continue to be blessed abundantly in every way; and, especially in the great spirit of Matthew 5:6, Matthew 5:9 and I Corinthians 13:13.
All Saints members at closing ceremony of diocesan Cursillo #166
Choir and congregation joined together in a Christmas pageant
Members celebrate Jesus' resurrection at the close of the Great Vigil of Easter
Christmas pageants, held most years, get the whole congregation active in the story of Jesus' birth.
Hosting church outside in the Memorial Garden was a new setting for us, which worked while we could not worship indoors during the Covid-19 pandemic.