Stations in the Street
What are the signs hanging outside the church? They are "Stations in the Street," an outdoor art exhibit by Scott Erickson that will be open day and night here at All Saints from until Easter Sunday, April 20. Take a walk through the Stations of the Cross and reflect on Jesus’ journey. Stop for a moment of prayer, find creative inspiration, or take a peaceful stroll. No tickets. No set hours. Just art, whenever you’re ready to experience it. Be sure to scan the QR codes on each piece of art to read a brief reflection by the artist!
Here are additional ways to immerse yourself in this experience:
- Sunday Mornings (Room 223, 10–10:45am) – Join us to reflect on the meditations. No preparation needed.
- Wednesday Evenings (6–7pm) – Group reflection led by Rachel Woodroof and the Rev. Brad Landry.
- Self-Guided Option – Access materials online or pick up a hard copy for individual reflection.
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Let the Chili Games Begin!
The holidays are just around the corner, and PrimeTime Saints is getting into the spirit with a festive Pre-Holiday Potluck on Thursday, November 19th, at noon in the Parish Hall! Join us for an afternoon of delicious food, wonderful fellowship, and entertaining stories from a special storyteller. Bring your favorite holiday dish to share (enough to serve at least four people). The main course and beverages will be provided. We'll also collect a special love offering for our seminarian, Ethan Armistead, as a way to share our gratitude and support during this season of giving. Come hungry, bring a favorite holiday recipe, and enjoy a little early holiday cheer with your PrimeTime Saints friends. We look forward to celebrating with you!
Ready to join the fun? RSVP through our GroupMe link below, or email emilyeholm@gmail.com for more information. A little familiarity with the game is helpful, as this is a casual gathering without formal instruction. The Mah Squad will meet on October 29th from 5:00-7:00PM in the Great Hall.
Pack Thanksgiving Meal Boxes
November Meeting
All Saints Day, November 1, 2026