What to Expect

You Are Welcome Here

What to Expect

First Time Visiting

Come as You Are

Walking into a church for the first time can feel intimidating. Whether you’re full of faith, full of questions, returning after many years away, or simply curious, we hope you’ll find a community that welcomes you without judgment and loves you without condition. Come as you are — we want to assure you that there is a place for you here.

Get to Know Us

Life at All Saints’

Whether you’re visiting for the first time or getting to know us more deeply, these pages offer a glimpse into the worship, community, and shared life of our parish.

Frequently Asked Questions

We’re glad you’re here

It’s natural to have questions when visiting a new church. Here are a few of the questions we hear most often.

If you have questions not outlined here, please feel free to send us an email, a comment on Facebook or Instagram, or drop your question in a chat during our sermon livestream. We are here to serve your faith journey!

Yes. Everyone is welcome to receive Communion at All Saints’. If you hunger for God and are drawn to the Table, you are welcome to receive — no exceptions.

Absolutely. All Saints’ is an affirming parish that welcomes and celebrates people of all sexual orientations and gender identities.

Yes! We celebrate all of God’s creation as members of this parish. We simply ask that your canine companion be accustomed to socialization with other dogs and that they be connected to their human at all times by a leash no longer than six feet in length.

Bold hospitality is one of our core values. We strive to create a community where people feel seen, respected, and at home. If that means you need help orienting to service rituals or crave space to sit quietly by yourself, we are here to accommodate your desired spiritual setting.

You’re in good company. Many people arrive with questions, doubts, or a desire to explore faith more deeply. The work of spiritual formation is often accompanied by all kinds of questions as we seek a deeper relationship with God. Not only is there room for curiosity here, but our ministry is grounded in wrestling with the text to contextualize the scripture for the times in which we live.

Many of our parishioners come from a variety of Christian backgrounds. You are welcome to participate at your own pace as you become familiar with Episcopal worship.

That’s okay. No prior church experience is required. We’ll help you find your way, and no one expects you to know exactly what to do.

Gather With Us

Join us for worship online or in person.