All Saints Episcopal Church
Todos Los Santos
Come as you are!
From the Priest in Charge
Reflection of the Week
Holy is not the one who never sins, but the one who repents and reconciles, changes and with the strength of God does not do it again. Holiness does not consist in never making mistakes or sinning . “Holiness grows with the capacity for conversion, repentance, availability to start over, and above all with the capacity for reconciliation and forgiveness.”
Have a blessed week full of forgiveness, reconciliation that leads to Peace!
Fr Rafael Pereira
Events and Announcements
Agatha Ramirez Memorial
In memory of Agatha Ramirez, we are raising money to purchase a patio stone at Camp Galilee in her name. You may donate through Tithe.ly (Use the Drop Down Menu).
The Funeral Service for Agatha will be December 8 at 7pm at All Saints’.
Yard Sale
All Saints’ will be holding a yard sale on Saturday, December 4, from 8-2. Bring any donations by the church any morning this week or on the day of the yard sale. Volunteers are also needed. Call the church office for more information.
No Livestream
There will be no livestream on Facebook for any services on Sunday, October 24th. We are sorry for the inconvenience and hope to be back on the air next week.
Other Blogs
Stewardship at All Saints’/Todos Los Santos 2021
"Every generous act of giving, with every perfect gift, is from above . . ." James 1:17, NRSV Every message about our pledge campaign begins with Gratitude, and I am so very grateful for all the ways that our parishioners met the challenges of this year, and found ways to share a community of love and joy with our neighbors. Thank you. Our stewardship campaign theme this year is "Every Perfect Gift" and reminds us how every thing that we receive and everything we give comes from God. Gifts can consist of time, talents or treasure. Talents, the blessings with which
Sermon from 9/5
I found this meme on Facebook and thought it fit today’s lessons. “We are not all in the same boat. We are in the same storm. Some have yachts, some have canoes and some are drowning. Just be kind and help whoever you can.” I think, though, that there is more than one single storm that we all find ourselves in but we all share in the same storms but have different boats for each storm. Sometimes we get hyperfocused on the big storms in the world, climate change, racial injustice, global terrorism and political divisions to name a few,
Greetings from your Music Director!
Hello everybody! I hope you have all had a wonderful summer! I would like to welcome you all back to a somewhat more regular musical program at All Saints. We will be starting up Choir in semi-regular fashion on Sept.5. Every Sunday, the choir will meet at 9:00am to warm up and review the service music for the day. The choir will also meet on Sept.9 and Sept.23 at 7pm for practice! So far the plan is to do at least one anthem per month and in some cases two anthems. Pending on what kind of restrictions we will be
From the Deacon 8/19
"May you live in interesting times." According to tradition this is a Chinese curse, though there is no factual basis for this. None the less, we have been cursed with interesting times. We have drought, forest fires, increasingly powerful hurricanes and typhoons brought on by climate change. We are struggling with a global pandemic. We also have political and social schisms enflamed by mistrust of the media and authority. So, what are we as followers of Jesus to do? Maybe those old wrist bands with "WWJD" had the right idea. What would Jesus do? He also lived in interesting
New Site
I have taken some time to redesign the church website. While it might not be as pretty as the previous incarnation, I think it will be more useful. As you can see there is a column for Fr. Rafael, one for announcements and a third for other posts. This should give any visitors a quick snapshot of what is happening at All Saints. I am still working on some other sections of the site and will keep everyone informed as I make changes. Feel free to share your comments and issues about the new look. Deacon Karl
Service Times
Saturday
5:30
Sunday
9:30 English Language
11:30 Spanish Language
Sunday service can be viewed live on our FaceBook Page.
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Office Hours
10-2 Monday – Thursday
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