Here at All Saints’, we believe all people — regardless of gender, political ideology, race, sexuality, marital state or economic status —  are called to walk their own unique path toward God. We draw on two thousand years of tradition to help us navigate what community looks like in a polarized time, and we think it’s pretty simple, but wholly radical: no matter who you are, no matter where you’ve been, God knows you and loves you. We want to, also.  

So how do we live this out at All Saints’? We read the Bible, we praise God’s creation and celebrate the Eucharist each Sunday. We pray for and with each other, we love and serve our neighbors as ourselves. We play together — whether during Joyful July, at trivia nights, or over a meal — and thank God for good friendship. 

While the community spectrum at All Saints’ is wide, we hold ourselves accountable — are we being generous? Are we being courageous? Are we inspiring joy? In short, are we striving to be the saint God called us to be?

There are no exceptions to God’s call. By following Jesus Christ in holy community, we believe we may discern that call better, growing gradually in faith, love, and hope, to become the saint God wants us to be.