Children’s Church Begins September 18
September 15, 2011
Children’s Church will resume this coming Sunday, Sept 18th at the 11:15 service.
The kids will start off in the main chapel with their parents and then depart for Children’s Church directly after the Children’s sermon (except for Family Sunday on the 1st Sunday of each month).
Please be sure to fill out a new Registration Form for your child(ren) next Sunday.
What is your area of skill/interest–crafts, music, drama? We are looking for teens and adults who would be interested in helping as teacher’s aides on and off throughout the year–please let us know if you would like to us join in this rewarding ministry!
Important Change: Children’s Church will now be limited to children ages 4 yrs through 3rd grade*. All older children will join their parents in worship.
Important Note: this change in age groups will NOT affect Sunday School; which will continue be at 10:30 and will available for ALL groups as follows:
Grades/Ages, Class Location, Teacher:
PreK (ages 4-6), back Sunday School building first classroom, Miss Robyn
Grade School (ages 7-12), back Sunday School building second classroom, Miss Melanie
Junior/High School (ages 13-18), Elisha House, TBA
Adults, Ballard Hall, Alternating
*For questions/details regarding Children’s Church age groups/special needs, please see Mrs Christie Harper or Miss Robyn Tate or email sundayschool@allsaintsanglican.net.
“Train up a child in the way they should go: and when they are old, they will not depart from it.” – Prov 22:6 (KJV)
All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name
September 15, 2011
Liturgy Lesson for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity: Love and Serve Him.
September 12, 2011
Faith
September 12, 2011
Believers, living by faith, can rest confidently that God’s promises will be fulfilled—that their fulfillment is in fact a reality in their lives before it becomes manifest to the believer’s senses. ~ Halley’s Bible Handbook
All Saints Food Pantry Outreach
September 7, 2011
See what All Saints is doing in our Food Pantry ministry thanks to the grace of God, Daily Bread Ministries, and dedicated volunteers. To become a part of this outreach to help those in need through food for the body and food for the spirit, contact Bill Wimp, outreach@allsaintsanglican.net.
God Works through the Gift of a Book
September 6, 2011
Father Chip sent the book The Sword of the Spirit, The Word of God to Senior Pastor Thomas Oscar, Co-Founder of the New Life Gospel Fellowship in Faisalabad, Pakistan.
Pastor Oscar wrote to Father Chip:
I really thank you in God for this book. For me this is not just a good book but this is a great blessing for me, my family and my Christian community where I am performing my pastoral activities. I have started reading the book and read the passages quoted in the book. I keep the Holy Bible with me to read same passages in the Bible too. I meditate on the passages. I found this book very useful to make life holy, for healing and fight with the demons, devil and all its powers. This is a unique book it covers almost all aspects of our spiritual life.
My loving Father as I am reading the Book I got a revelation from God to translate this book into my local language (Urdu) and distribute in my local community here so that my local community will be benefited from it. First I will read it and meditate on it deeply and ask help from God. Then I will start translate it. I am sure this book will be very much fruitful for the people who can not read English they will get this book in their local language.
How awesome that God takes the simple gift of a book and uses it to reach a whole community of Christians in a non-Christian nation more than eight thousand miles away.
Liturgy Lesson for the Eleventh Sunday after Trinity; God who triumphs!
September 4, 2011
Fall Festival October 29th
September 2, 2011
Although the weather may not feel like fall, All Saints’ annual Fall Festival will be here soon. The festival will take place on Saturday, October 29, 10 AM – 5 PM.
The day will be filled with fun, food, and fellowship.
- Listen to some great music by talented artists at the band festival beginning at 10 AM. Father Chip has assembled an impressive array of musical talent from across the city to entertain festival goers.
- Eat, eat, eat. As always, there will be plenty of delicious food.
- Shop for great bargains at the garage sale—you’re bound to find treasures in what someone else considered trash.
- Kids will enjoy face painting, a moon bounce, and other fun children’s activities.
- Vendors will offer an enticing variety of arts and crafts, books, and other things you can’t live without.
- Fellowship as you spend a delightful day on the grounds with the All Saints family.
For the first time, we will be offering sponsorships for any of the activities. The names of sponsors will be listed on the activities they sponsor. You can choose one of three levels of sponsorship:
- Silver level: $25.00
- Gold level: $75.00
- Platinum level: $150.00
The Fall Festival is only a few weeks away, so start getting ready.
- If you have any artistic ability, volunteer to do face painting.
- If you or someone you know does arts or crafts or has something to sell, sign up for a vendor booth (or spread the word). The cost of a booth/table is only $25.00.
- Do a little fall housecleaning and gather items to donate for the garage sale.
- Volunteer to help—the festival is a huge endeavor, and it will take a lot of folks participating to make it a success.
To volunteer or for more information, contact Carter Dreesman or Barry Kowald at events@allsaintsanglican.net.
See photos of last year’s Fall Festival.
