Events

Plan to bike to church and then stick around for the city’s largest biking and pedestrian event beginning at 1:30 p.m. on Peachtree between Ellis St. and the High Museum. Read more…

Mark your calendars now for the annual All Saints’ Parish Picnic, Sunday, June 2 right after the service from 11:30-2PM (we’ll be on the summer schedule). Following the theme of Farm to Parish, the church grounds will be transformed into a farm, allowing all us city folks to slow down and enjoy the pleasures our country cousins regularly experience. Read more…

Save the Date: June 10-14, from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Celebrate God’s welcoming love for everyone at Cokesbury’s Everywhere Fun Fair VBS — where God’s world comes together. Kids will meet welcoming neighbors from the Bible, explore the everyday life of neighbors around the world, learn to be a good neighbor to everyone, and discover that [...]

Join young and old from across our diocese to come to Emmaus House on a Sunday afternoon, learn a bit more about generational poverty and our work in the neighborhood. Then pick a work project to help with and at the end of the afternoon, join with our neighbors and Episcopal friends for a delicious and fun community cook out. Read more…

Beginnings: A Study of the Call of God in Genesis takes a fresh look at some familiar Bible stories. The discussions on creation and creationism, the rebellion of humankind and the Flood bring new perspectives on today’s issues. The experiences of Abraham, Esau, Jacob and Joseph speak to Christians seeking to live responsibly in our world. Read more…

Junior Earth Stewards (JES) plastic cap and cork recycling continues on Sundays and Wednesdays. While your plastic bottles are recycled at curbside, the screw-on tops are NOT. The good news is that you can recycle them at All Saints. Read more…

“Be still and know that I am God,” Psalm 46:10 tells us, but it can be difficult to carve out a place and time for stillness in this hyperkinetic world of ours. Now on Wednesday evenings feel free to drop in on contemplative prayer gatherings at All Saints’. Read more…

No, this is not preparing for the priesthood, but rather a program for lay persons who want to deepen their understanding of what it means to be a Christian. Over four years, we cover Old and New Testaments, church history, and contemporary theology with a curriculum prepared by the Theology School at Sewanee. Read more…

Every Monday morning, beginning September 10, join other mothers for some coffee and good company to recuperate from a weekend with the kids. Often, the group will decide on a course of study to follow together, other times, we will talk about our lives, our kids, our faith and our world. Read more…

Online registration is now available for Kanuga 2013. Click here to register now!

We are excited to welcome Jeff Watkins, artistic director of the Atlanta Shakespeare Company, and members of the Company to All Saints’ for an exploration of the Bard, William Shakespeare himself, and his continuing influence on modern society. Read more…

Each week a delicious and beautifully created buffet dinner is available. It is not your typical ‘all you can eat buffet’ but a gourmet meal prepared by chef and friend of the parish Deborah Van Trece. Read more…

Is it your law firm, your domestic relationship, your doubles teammate? Our Wednesday Morning Discussion Group is taking another journey with the eminent Chief Rabbi of Great Britain, Jonathan Sacks, in his latest book, The Great Partnership: Science, Religion, and the Search for Meaning. Read more…

Sign up for the July 21- 27 Youth Mission trip to Wilmington, NC is now open to students grade 9-12. The application is available online via a link on the youth section of the All Saints’ website. Read more…