About All Saints’
Our Story
A Parish in Saugatuck
Growing with Love
More than 150 years ago, a small Episcopal congregation began gathering in Saugatuck to worship, pray, and serve their community. While much has changed, our purpose remains the same: to share God’s love and participate in the healing of the world. Today, All Saints’ is a growing and affirming community rooted in Christian tradition, committed to social justice and ecological renewal, and dedicated to creating a place where all people can belong.
Mission Statment
All Saints’ Parish participates in God’s mission of reconciling love for the world by striving for justice and peace among all people and respecting the dignity of every living being.
Values
What Guides Us
Our five core values shape how we worship, serve, welcome others, and engage with the world.
Bold Hospitality
Caring Service
Ethical Stewardship
Ecological Renewal
Joyful Spirituality
Our Heritage
Rooted in Tradition
As part of the Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion, we draw from centuries of Christian worship, prayer, and wisdom. We value tradition not as something to preserve unchanged as a museum piece, but as a living source of inspiration for the present day in which we live.
Our Home
Rooted in This Place
Since 1873, All Saints’ has stood in the heart of Saugatuck. Our historic and regionally renowned Carpenter Gothic church remains a visible reminder of God’s presence in this community and our ongoing commitment to serve it with faith, hope, and love.
Land Acknowledgment
Honoring the Land
All Saints’ Parish occupies the ancestral and unceded lands of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi and the broader Anishinaabe Alliance. We acknowledge this history with gratitude, humility, and a commitment to ongoing learning, reconciliation, and shared flourishing.
Walk With Us
The story of All Saints’ continues to be written by those who worship, serve, and grow together in this community. We invite you to become part of that story.