Soul[ful] Food
Rose Scott, Deborah VanTrece, and The Rev. Kim Jackson, Episcopal priest and urban farmer invited us to a soulful dinner and a conversation about food and its relationship to spirituality.
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A Weekend of Peace
The Rev. Dr. Gary Mason, founder and director of Rethinking Conflict, joined us for A Weekend of Peace, beginning with a lecture and concert on Saturday, delivering the sermon and a keynote address on Sunday, and opening a conversation with youth about their hopes for peace in the future.
Enjoy all the parish photo albums, now on SmugMug.
A Weekend of Peace
The Rev. Dr. Gary Mason, founder and director of Rethinking Conflict, joined us for A Weekend of Peace, beginning with a lecture and concert on Saturday, delivering the sermon and a keynote address on Sunday, and opening a conversation with youth about their hopes for peace in the future.
Enjoy all the parish photo albums, now on SmugMug.
A Weekend of Peace
The Rev. Dr. Gary Mason, founder and director of Rethinking Conflict, joined us for A Weekend of Peace, beginning with a lecture and concert on Saturday, delivering the sermon and a keynote address on Sunday, and opening a conversation with youth about their hopes for peace in the future.
Enjoy all the parish photo albums, now on SmugMug.
A Weekend of Peace
The Rev. Dr. Gary Mason, founder and director of Rethinking Conflict, joined us for A Weekend of Peace, beginning with a lecture and concert on Saturday, delivering the sermon and a keynote address on Sunday, and opening a conversation with youth about their hopes for peace in the future.
Enjoy all the parish photo albums, now on SmugMug.
Welcome to All Saints’ Episcopal Church
All Saints’ is a progressive Christian congregation in the heart of midtown Atlanta. We profess that the way of abundant life is found in choosing to follow Jesus Christ with all that we are and all that we have. We use the resources of this community in pursuit of our spiritual growth. To that end, we give generously of ourselves and our wealth and invite others to share in what we enjoy.
All Saints' Episcopal Church