Salt & Light
“Salt & Light”
Sermon by The Rev. Brad Landry
February 5, 2023
Jesus tells his disciples you are the salt of the earth. Imagine a well seasoned steak or salted popcorn or those cookie fix cookies that have just the right amount of salt on them for that perfectly sweet taste. The world needs your seasoning, and in a time that seems very hazy, Jesus reminds us we are the light of the world.. and the world needs your light. I have discovered that at All Saints we are not plain vanilla, our feasts are tasty and our light is bright, and for that I say thanks be to God.
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Kick off the Advent season with our Annual Advent Festival, next Wednesday, Dec. 3, starting at 5:30pm in the Great Hall! Advent festivities includes arts & crafts and Ron May's famous spaghetti supper! Come eat dinner, make your Advent wreath, and enjoy Advent festivities such as preparing paperwhite bulbs, prayer cards, and luminaries. Bring greenery to share if possible.

Support St. Martha's Guild by sponsoring the online "Rada Cutlery" sale. St. Martha's will receive 40% of the profit from online purchases! These great priced items make perfect Christmas or wedding gifts. Orders will be shipped directly to your address. To order go to radafundraising.com , enter Birmingham Al 35209, click on St. Martha's and the catalog will appear. Rada Cutlery has much more than cutlery, so check them out today. Questions? Contact Martha Miller, mmartha763@aol.com

Fiddlesticks Music hosted its largest single-day outreach event to date—a joyful Singalong Concert for families in our program and the wider community. Despite the rain, we gathered in the Great Hall, where 163 attendees filled the space with music, laughter, and connection. Families spread out on blankets, singing along to a live music concert designed especially for children ages 0–5. The atmosphere was electric with joy; parents, caregivers, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and friends all joined in, creating a beautiful tapestry of voices and generations.The sense of community in the room was palpable. All ages and abilities were welcomed and celebrated. It was a moment of pure musical magic. Participants also had the opportunity to connect with staff and learn more about the All Saints Choir School and other All Saints programming for children and families. These conversations helped deepen relationships and open doors for continued musical and spiritual growth. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event so lovely and unforgettable. Here's to many more moments of shared music and joy!



