Living Through the Time of COVID-19

COVID-19 Protocol Update

 

The clergy and staff of All Saints’, along with leadership at the Diocese of Arizona, continue to monitor the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Your comfort, safety, and health are most important. Our Current Protocol is MASK OPTIONAL. If you have reason to wear a mask, please feel free to do so. Otherwise, we look forward to seeing your smile.

 

 

 


IN-PERSON WORSHIP


Saturday

5:00pm Holy Eucharist [Chapel]

 

Sunday

7:30am Holy Eucharist [Church]

10:00am Holy Eucharist [Church]

 


TO SEE THIS WEEK'S EBLAST:  

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Pray . . .

ONLINE WORSHIP from All Saints'



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SUNDAY, MAY 29

10am Holy Eucharist

 on Facebook & YouTube

Click here to view the bulletin

 


Sundays 9:15am Rosary Prayer 

on FACEBOOK and YOU TUBE

Click here to view or print the Rosary Prayer Guidebook


WEEKDAYS


Tuesday-Fridays 9am  Morning Prayer  on Facebook


Monday-Thursdays 5:30pm Evening Prayer

 on Facebook



Learn . . .

Discover Your Spiritual Gifts

 

In Ephesians 4:11-13 Paul tells us that “it was He who “gave gifts to people”; he appointed some to be apostles, others to be prophets, others to be evangelists, others to be pastors and teachers. He did this to prepare all God's people for the work of Christian service, in order to build up the body of Christ.” We are all called by God. Called to worship but also to get to work using the very unique gifts that God gave us to build up the worshipping community. Did you know that there are 21 different spiritual gifts mentioned in the Bible and that you have your own beautiful giftedness profile, just yearning to be deployed in joy and gratitude? Did you know there’s a way you can figure out what your gifts and calling are? Join Deacon Patrice Taylor on May 15 and 22 at our 11:15am Sunday Adult Formation Hour to find out more.


The Gospel According to John

“I am the Way, the Truth and the Life” says Jesus in the mysterious and poetic Gospel of John. Written later than the other three gospels, John has characters and events that the other three do not mention and it uses language rich in symbolism and subtle shades    of meaning.

 

It is beautiful and challenging reading and we invite you to spend time with your teaching team and each other this summer as we dive into the Gospel of John in our Sunday 11:15am Adult Formation Hour. The program starts Sunday, June 5 and ends Sunday August 28.

 

The reading plan will be handed out at on June 5 or can also find it here. Bring your Bible and join your brothers and sisters in Christ to explore how his Word can change your life.


 

Here are some online resources for the "tools" of our trade.  


Book of Common Prayer


Daily Prayer by Forward Movement


All Saints' "How to Pray Morning and Evening Prayer"


All Saints' Litany of Healing used at Morning Prayer


Daily Bible Readings


Oremus Bible Browser


Brother, Give Us A Word (Society of St. John the Evangelist)


Quick-Links Page on AllSaintsOnCentral.org



WATCH RECENT SERMONS FROM ALL SAINTS' CLERGY   Click here



ALL SAINTS' BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP

Click here for the 2021-2022 book list.

For more information, contact Grant Washburn at 623-215-7849 or gwashburn2@cox.net.   

Serve  & Connect . . .

Taking care of each other is the best way we can serve the common good. 

Loneliness is a struggle for everyone right now and recent surveys indicate that almost half of Americans are having feelings of depression or anxiety as the effects of social distancing drain our spirits. All Saints’ developed an educational brochure to help you and the people you care about manage loneliness in the midst of pandemic. In it you will find ideas for addressing loneliness when life requires us to stay apart from each other. We also invite you to explore the Loneliness in America Project for other resources and education. Loneliness has been a significant problem in the United States for many years but the pandemic of 2020/2021, and the self-isolating behavior it forced on us, makes this distressing state of mind an almost universal experience.


Upcoming Fellowship

  

Virtual Men's Breakfast EVERY THURSDAY

Deacon Bade invites the All Saints’ men to come together for a Virtual Men’s Breakfast on Zoom every Thursday at 8am.  To join on the day, click on the link to Join the Men’s Breakfast Zoom Meeting below. Join us when you are able.  Bring your favorite coffee mug, tea cup, and breakfast; be that fruit, toast, or fried eggs and sizzling bacon. There is no agenda for the gathering, just friendly conversation.  Questions, please email Deacon Bade: jbade@allsaintsoncentral.org.  To Join the Men’s Breakfast Zoom Meeting Click on the link below: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87120792718?pwd=aWgxV2VyN2VWRlBPV1dobklOWm1ZZz09



Virtual Women's Breakfast EVERY FRIDAY

All women of All Saints' are invited to join the All Saints' Women's Breakfast group every Friday at 9:30am on Zoom. The meeting is BYOC (bring your own coffee)! Simply click this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89979883593?pwd=bWYyRFQ0MU1zVTd0MTg0a0ExWmFyZz09

and follow the instructions on your screen to join the meeting! (If prompted, you may need to enter the Meeting ID: 899 7988 3593 or Password: 411001).Questions? contact Joyce Moderow

text: 602-957-3211 (preferred) / or email: jamoderow@gmail.com

 

NEXT LIVE & IN-PERSON WOMEN’S BREAKFASTS


Thursday, June 16 will be INSIDE (depending on what Covid is doing) at Joe's Diner, 4515 North 7th Avenue.

 

 

 

 

 

Resources for Children, Youth & Families

We will share curriculum, coloring pages, and other materials to keep your family active and faith-focused through this extra time at home. Just click on the links to access the documents.


CLICK HERE FOR OUR CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES CALENDAR FOR FALL 2021


Pastor Emilie's "Story of the Lord's Prayer" Coloring Book

This booklet was created by Pastor Emilie to help children learn the Lord's Prayer. Children can color each page, read the prayer to their parents, or have their parents read it to them, and even use it as a fun tool for memorization over time.


Weekly Gospel-themed Coloring Pages

Click here to print a page that ties in with the current's week Gospel lesson that children can color and parents can teach from.