Save the Date for the Annual Congregational Meeting: January 31

If you have not updated your contact information through the church office or the new church management system (Breeze), please do that now!

The needlework ministry is for anyone that crochets, knits, quilts, sews, cross-stitches or just wants to be with others once a month. The next meeting via Zoom is this Saturday, Jan. 2, at 10 a.m.

I want to extend a warm invitation to everyone to join us for our virtual Christmas services. We are very excited to be able to offer a full schedule of virtual services...and we are grateful to God for the technology that makes this possible. I am also incredibly appreciative of the wonderfully hard work of the staff and volunteer team who make all of this possible!

Gather your family, and experience the celebration of a Savior!

Save the Date for the Annual Congregational Meeting: January 31

In January, Anglicans for Life will be taking one of the biggest steps it’s made in more than 25 years. The ministry will livestream its annual Summit on January 16 and 23. For the first time ever, every single Anglican with an internet connection can access the Summit's life-changing, life-affirming training.

The Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) leadership team would like to thank All Saints’ Church for the support you have provided our MOPS group this Fall. We appreciate the resources the church extends to us in helping to make our program a success.

Martin Edward Everett, a long-term resident of Dumfries, Virginia and parishioner at All Saints’, died December 13, 2020, after a long battle against COPD and emphysema. Details about a memorial service for Everett will be announced in January.

The Church Office will be closed December 24 through Jan. 3. We will be back in the office Jan. 4.

Many events will not meet until the new year. Please check with the ministry leader of your weekly meeting/event to see the status of it if you are unsure.

Check requests, 2020 contributions, and the 2021 budget.

“This is so much of what it means to be the hands and feet of Jesus, the body of Christ. I've heard it said, we are blessed in order to be a blessing. In that same vein, it can be said we are comforted in order to be comforters.”

We are so inspired and encouraged by how many pledges have been turned in already!! If you have not sent in your pledge card via mail or submitted it digitally, will you please take a moment to do that? Having as many pledges in as possible will help the Vestry prepare the 2021 budget. Thank you!

“As a friend of mine is fond of saying, it's good to have people to do hard things with. Thank you for doing hard things with me, and for supporting and encouraging me in my work here. You, and your encouragement, mean the world to me.”