TUESDAY STUDY GROUP
A group of men and women meeting year round to study Books of the Bible and theological writings alternatively. Currently they are studying the collects of the Book of Common Prayer. Meetings are from 7 AM to 8 AM. Coffee and pastry are served. Please contact the church office for more details.
THURSDAY BIBLE STUDY
Led by Fr. Rix, this group of women meets at 11 AM on Thursday morning following the 10 AM weekday Holy Communion. Light refreshments are served. Please contact the church office for more details.
SCHOOL OF RELIGION
During the month of October the School of Religion meets weekly to offer adult level instruction on selected topics. In past years, there were courses in the early Church Fathers and the creeds. In October 2014, the course was a combination of how Christians use music for worship and of how to sing some of the important musical forms, such as Gregorian and Anglican chant as well as traditional hymns.
LENTEN FAMILY NIGHTS
From the second until the final Wednesday in Lenten we meet at 6 PM for a light meal of homemade bread and soup, a short time of worship and hymn singing and a time of study and discussion, usually guided by a video curriculum. We finish by 8 PM and childcare is available.
ADULT FORUM (since March 2020 available On Facebook, contact office for details)
On most Sundays, the rector offers teaching courses following the 10 AM Sunday worship service and the hospitality time. It is an opportunity for light refreshment, fellowship, and learning more about the Christian faith. Currently we are studying the great hymns of the Church.
CHURCH SCHOOL
Running from mid-September through Pentecost, All Saints' Church offers classes for children at 9 AM so that children can also attend one of the Sunday morning worship services.
CATECHESIS, CONFIRMATION
Catechesis classes are offered for those preparing for the Apostolic Laying on of Hands in Confirmation or who desire a refresher course in Christian/Anglican basics. Classes will normally last for several months and will cover the basic themes of the Persons of the Trinity, the Incarnation, teaching, atoning death, resurrection and ascension of our Lord, the Bible and salvation history, the three Creeds, the life of virtue, and the basic disciplines of prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Confirmation is currently administered by the Rt. Rev. Donald Parson under the Episcopal House of Bishops' Delegated Episcopal Pastoral Oversight agreement.