Happenings

You’ve probably seen Realm® mentioned in the Sunday bulletin a few times recently.  So, what is it? Realm® is our new church database management system, which our staff uses to run the daily operations of our church.  Not only will this improve the work life for our ministry and administrative staff, but it also offers some exciting opportunities to enhance our communications and support the way you are involved in our church.

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The last week of Lent, Holy Week, remembers the last week of Christ's earthly life, beginning with Palm Sunday commemorating Jesus's triumphal entry into Jerusalem (Matt 21:1-11 ). So, Holy Week is the week between Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday.

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When Rebecca Borneman was a young woman, her mother took her to visit the Church of the Resurrection in New York City. As they walked through the small but significant parish, Rebecca remembers seeing the small closed seat at the end of each pew. These small wooden seats – unassuming yet in a place of honor - were the designated seats for the original Daughters of the King.

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The All Saints' Performing Arts Series exists to proclaim the excellencies of Jesus Christ through music and artistic expression. Musicians of our parish family and guest artists present these public events each year. All concerts are free of charge and open to the public. An offering is taken at each concert to support future events. Please give as the Lord moves you at the entrance.

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You can’t miss them Sunday mornings in their bright red shirts, shuttling back and forth in golf carts from the Iowa Street parking garage to church, giving rides to those with limited mobility as well as anyone who just wants to hop on. 

All Saints’ Golf Cart Ministry is vital to many. Because the church has limited parking space due to its downtown location, the garage is often the closest option for parking for those driving in for services. The golf carts make it an easier trip. 

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Carve out a few minutes of time to listen and watch while in a quiet place. Allow the prayerful meditation to lead you in ways such as releasing stress, giving thanks, and being comforted by God’s presence.

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