Welcome to All Saints!
Find us at 4370 Woodland Avenue in Western Springs, Illinois
For more information, See our Contact Us page
For more information, See our Contact Us page
Church isn't where we go, it's who we are
Since September 13th, we are holding in-person worship in the sanctuary (the "nave" in church-speak),while also streaming on Facebook and Zoom for those who aren't comfortable gathering. Click here to see our latest mid-week email for the link to take you to the Zoom church on Sunday 9am.
Fr. Bill Nesbit, our interim rector since December 2019, has left us for a position as priest-in-charge in Jefferson City, Missouri, so our long-time friend, Fr. Clayton Thomason will be with us every Sunday until further notice, while the Search Committee continues its work.
Join us on whatever platform is best for you, but join us on Sunday at 9am and Wednesday at 7pm for Bible Study (also on Zoom).
We also want to encourage you continue healthy behaviors to limit the spread of the virus. These are:
• Wear a mask when you are out of your home and with other people, especially in enclosed spaces;
• Wash your hands frequently with soap and warm water, especially after coughing, sneezing, handling diapers, preparing food or using the bathroom;
• Maintain a physical distance of 6 feet between you and others not part of your own household;
• Refrain from touching your face, especially your nose, eyes and mouth, unless you have just washed your hands;
• And especially, stay home from work or school when you feel sick.
This isn't rocket science, and it will go a long way to keeping everyone safe. Please remember that COVID-19 presents as a cold at first. Runny nose, cough, and mild fever. If you develop these symptoms, call your doctor. We will get through this together. There is no need to be afraid, but we must be vigilant. Before we close with prayer, we would ask that you think of anyone in the parish who might not check their e-mail regularly, or at all, and so might miss this information and give them a call to pass this important information on. And consider calling them anyway, just to check in. These are lonely times!
And now, a prayer from Fr. Bill Nesbit:
God of the present moment,
God who in Jesus stills the storm
and soothes the frantic heart;
bring hope and courage to all
who wait or work in uncertainty.
Bring hope that you will make them the equal
of whatever lies ahead.
Bring them courage to endure what cannot be avoided,
for your will is health and wholeness;
you are God, and we need you.
Amen
Since September 13th, we are holding in-person worship in the sanctuary (the "nave" in church-speak),while also streaming on Facebook and Zoom for those who aren't comfortable gathering. Click here to see our latest mid-week email for the link to take you to the Zoom church on Sunday 9am.
Fr. Bill Nesbit, our interim rector since December 2019, has left us for a position as priest-in-charge in Jefferson City, Missouri, so our long-time friend, Fr. Clayton Thomason will be with us every Sunday until further notice, while the Search Committee continues its work.
Join us on whatever platform is best for you, but join us on Sunday at 9am and Wednesday at 7pm for Bible Study (also on Zoom).
We also want to encourage you continue healthy behaviors to limit the spread of the virus. These are:
• Wear a mask when you are out of your home and with other people, especially in enclosed spaces;
• Wash your hands frequently with soap and warm water, especially after coughing, sneezing, handling diapers, preparing food or using the bathroom;
• Maintain a physical distance of 6 feet between you and others not part of your own household;
• Refrain from touching your face, especially your nose, eyes and mouth, unless you have just washed your hands;
• And especially, stay home from work or school when you feel sick.
This isn't rocket science, and it will go a long way to keeping everyone safe. Please remember that COVID-19 presents as a cold at first. Runny nose, cough, and mild fever. If you develop these symptoms, call your doctor. We will get through this together. There is no need to be afraid, but we must be vigilant. Before we close with prayer, we would ask that you think of anyone in the parish who might not check their e-mail regularly, or at all, and so might miss this information and give them a call to pass this important information on. And consider calling them anyway, just to check in. These are lonely times!
And now, a prayer from Fr. Bill Nesbit:
God of the present moment,
God who in Jesus stills the storm
and soothes the frantic heart;
bring hope and courage to all
who wait or work in uncertainty.
Bring hope that you will make them the equal
of whatever lies ahead.
Bring them courage to endure what cannot be avoided,
for your will is health and wholeness;
you are God, and we need you.
Amen
Welcome. No matter who you are or where you're going... No matter what you believe or what you doubt... No matter what you feel or just don't feel today. No matter whom you love or how you struggle to love them...
You are welcome here to be met by God, who knows you by name, knows your heart, knows your mind and wants to be in communion with you.
We invite you to explore this website and get to know our congregation! You can find out how we worship, what we believe, and who our leadership is. But the best way to learn more about us is to visit us and worship - here's what to expect when you come in the doors.
You are welcome here to be met by God, who knows you by name, knows your heart, knows your mind and wants to be in communion with you.
We invite you to explore this website and get to know our congregation! You can find out how we worship, what we believe, and who our leadership is. But the best way to learn more about us is to visit us and worship - here's what to expect when you come in the doors.
Join us on Sundays to worship and connect.
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Worship Services
Due to COVID1-19, we are gathering for only one service per week at 9am on Sundays in the main sanctuary, but these services are also streamed live on Zoom and Facebook, and preserved on Facebook for future viewing and sharing. Click here for our calendar. Thursday healing service: has been suspended due to COVID-19 |
All Saints is pleased to welcome a new AA group,“Sisters in Sobriety 12 X 12.” Sisters in Sobriety (or SiS), a recovery group for and led by women, meets at All Saints at 6:30pm every Tuesday night.
Please note that this is a closed meeting – only those in recovery, please.
AlaNon and AlaTeen programs, for those affected by another's drinking, meet on Thursday evenings. Contact the parish office for more information or to be put in touch with the organizers.
Please Note: All of these groups have suspended their in-person meetings
due to COVID-19 until further notice. See the AA website for Zoom information
Please note that this is a closed meeting – only those in recovery, please.
AlaNon and AlaTeen programs, for those affected by another's drinking, meet on Thursday evenings. Contact the parish office for more information or to be put in touch with the organizers.
Please Note: All of these groups have suspended their in-person meetings
due to COVID-19 until further notice. See the AA website for Zoom information
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