Affinity Groups and Fellowship Gatherings
Archives Committee
The Archives Committee catalogs and maintains our church’s historic materials, and uses them for periodic displays in Egleston Hall Library.
Arts Theology
Arts Theology is made up of people who are interested in, simply, theology as it relates to the arts. Arts Theology is responsible for bringing “art” in its many and varied forms in front of All Saints’ parishioners to inspire thoughtfulness, creativity, discussion, and joy.
Contemplative Prayer
Contemplative Prayer meets weekly to learn about the centuries-old practice of contemplative prayer. All are welcome, from novices to longtime practitioners. Click here to sign up for our next gathering >>
Earth Stewards
The Earth Stewards explore how our faith calls us to care for creation. We advocate greater respect for the gifts we’ve been given in the world, especially the efficient and sustainable use of energy. We lead programs to educate and raise awareness of how stewardship of God’s creation is an integral part of our Christianity.
Foyer Groups
Foyer Groups provide an informal way to become better acquainted with fellow church members over dinner, and are geared toward singles and couples of all ages. Groups usually meet for around nine months, from September and going through May, and members of the group take turns hosting the meals at their homes.
Garden Group
Volunteers with the Garden Group gather seasonally, and whenever necessary, to plant and tend the gardens and grounds of the church.
Gays and Lesbians of All Saints’ (GALAS)
GALAS provides a warm welcome for persons of all orientations. We offer an environment for fostering community and reconciling issues important to our faith. Through our regular gatherings, special social events, annual retreat, and educational and service opportunities, our goal is to grow as beloved children of God.
Jezebels: Women’s Reading Group
Jezebels is a women’s reading group that has met continuously for 16 years at 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday evenings. We read a variety of books (fiction, nonfiction, plays, and poetry) and deeply explore each, often over a period of weeks. Click here to learn more and sign up for our next discussion >>
Novel Theology
Third Wednesday of each month, 7:00-8:00 p.m., on Zoom
Novel Theology meets monthly to discuss how literature lends shape to our understanding of ideas like love, compassion, forgiveness, redemption. In other words, those markers we encounter in following Christ. Click here to learn more and sign up for our next discussion >>
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