The Spirit is alive and at work through All Saints'.

When we pray and learn, we are nourished and empowered to live out our faith in the world around us. We offer a range of opportunities to serve those in need at our church and in the community at large. Some of these are official ministries, and sometimes our most effective service is in our daily life, as God places us in environments where we can make a difference.  Want to get involved?  Contact Pastor Emilie Finn at efinn@allsaintsoncentral.org or 602.279.5539 x116.


For more information about our local Mission Partners, click on the links below.


  • All Saints' helps out at this downtown soup kitchen preparing food and serving over 500 dinners to the homeless and hungry in our community.

  • A non-denominational program that enables the elderly and/or handicapped to live independently in heir own homes. Services are offered through trained volunteers from All Saints. and other congregations throughout the valley. Services include shopping with or for, friendly visiting and/or phoning, business help, respite assistance, minor home repairs and transportation to doctor appointments.

  • This ecumenical agency provides food and supplies, some direct assistance, referrals, clothing, and health services to the working poor. Volunteers from the church assist on-location at ICM directly helping those in need. Another way people can volunteer is with donations. A cart for the collection of canned and packaged foods, clothing and baby items is available on the Church Patio--in addition to our Annual Backpack and School Supply Drive in July/August.  Monetary donations are always welcomed.

  • San Pablo is All Saints' "Diocesan Mission Partner."  All Saints' helps in a variety of ways from financial support to Christmas/Epiphany gifts for children each year.

  • Prison Ministry

    Brighten Someone’s Day 

    There are 42,000 adults incarcerated in Arizona and more than 200,000 children in our state have a parent in prison. If your heart calls you to serve those affected by incarceration, please join us at one of our monthly gatherings to send birthday, Mother’s Day and Christmas cards to the women incarcerated at Perryville Prison. In many cases, our cards are the only cards they will receive. All you need is to show up with words of support and encouragement. See the weekly bulletins or "What's Coming Up" page on the website for the dates and times we gather. We also keep expanding this ministry, so to learn more, please contact Lora Villasenor at lmvillasenor@msn.com. 


Reaching Out into the World

All Saints’ Partnership with Haiti Through a program of the National Association of Episcopal Schools, All Saints’ has been paired with an Episcopal church and day school in Haiti: Saint
Paul’s in Gascogne. We have been sharing culture and resources with our partner, St. Paul’s, in
Haiti’s Central Plateau. These partnerships were in the works long before the earthquake hit Haiti in January 2010.  Our engagement includes mission trips and visitations, ongoing prayer spiritual support, potential building projects, school programs, and more. This  relationship provides us an opportunity to do what God has called us to do.

Here is a snapshot of our companion parish and school: they have 250 people for Sunday worship, 300 students in the day school, and a staff of 6 teachers, a principal, and a guard. Their priest is Pere Alphonse. Through the hard work and generosity of All Saints' Episcopal Church & Day School, we have provided a new school building, a cistern and water system, a latrine, goats, wedding rings, school supplies, and a number of other items that continue to improve the conditions of St. Paul’s community.

Other Global Ministries We Serve

Habitat for Humanity International
Each year, several of our devoted Habitat volunteers from All Saints’ travel abroad and help
with builds in developing countries.

Episcopal Relief and Development Programs
Throughout the year, through various parish ministries, All Saints’ gets involved with programs
such as Nets for Life, providing mosquito nets to rid Africa from the ravaging effects of malaria.

To get involved with these outreach programs, watch your bulletin announcements and e-blasts for details as they come up. We will also publicize these events on the Ministries Help Wanted Page on this website.


For more information:
Episcopal Relief and Development: www.episcopalrelief.org
Refugee Focus: www.refugeefocus.org