An affirming Episcopal church in Saugatuck, Michigan
Rooted in Tradition, Vibrant in the Present

Gather With Us
Building a community of love, justice, and belonging
Connect with a community that embraces the richness of Anglican traditions for a bold witness in the wider world to God’s transforming love. We trust our worship will shape us, in the words of the Prayer Book, to “promote justice, peace, and love.” We seek to create a welcoming place for all — whether in Sunday worship or a neighborhood event — and to respect the dignity of every living being.
Who We Are
A place to belong, heal, and seek justice for all of God’s creation
We are a community rooted in communion with God, Christian tradition, social justice, and healing, which are at the heart of our shared ministry. Wherever you are on life’s journey, All Saints’ Parish offers a place for everyone. No exceptions.
Get Involved
Putting faith into action for a better world requires formation — active participation in worship and education. In all we do, from creating a community of bold hospitality and vibrant worship to caring for those in need and standing in solidarity with those who suffer, we seek to grow our community with love. Join us!

Worship
Prayer, Music, and Community
We gather each Sunday for worship rooted in the rhythms of the Book of Common Prayer. Sermons from our rector connect the rich language of the Prayer Book to the pressing needs of a world in need of healing for the thriving of all.
All Saints’ Events
Gathering for a Better World
From forums on Christian spirituality and sacred music to jazz concerts in support of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, celebrations of Black History Month, retreats, and gatherings focused on caring for creation and ecological healing, our events reflect a community rooted in faith, shaped by tradition, and committed to the flourishing of our neighbors and the healing of the world.
Come As You Are
Whether on campus or online, we seek to create a community of welcome, rooted in engaging worship, and a place where all can belong — just as they are.