Starting February 25th 11am-12:30pm, we will meet on Tuesdays in the Small Classroom to discuss Changing Our Mind (3rd ed) by David P. Gushee

Have you ever wondered what to say when someone uses scripture to argue that gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender inclusion is wrong for Christians? David Gushee offers a well-thought-out response in this book to help us engage in meaningful conversations of inclusion and affirmation of the LGBTQIA+ community. 

You are invited to a Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser to benefit the students attending the Music for All Festival in Indianapolis in March. 

Tickets are $12 per plate; dine-in and carry out options available

You can purchase tickets from Moss before the Feb. 23 Sunday service.  Tickets will also be available at the door.

Friends (and friends of friends!), on Saturday, March 1, we will be bringing back an All Saints' tradition: the Mardi Gras Party! There will be great food, drinks, music, and fellowship. Our menu will include jambalaya, gumbo, red beans & rice, garlic bread, and king cake.  

On March 4, at 6:30 pm our youth will be preparing the traditional meal and hosting alongside our new Get to Know Your Neighbors program.

After pancakes have been served, there will be a panel discussion on the multicultural aspects of Mardi Gras in New Orleans.

The supper and the following conversation about Mardi Gras are free and open to the Parish and to others in the community. There will be a basket for donations, with proceeds from the event funding activities for the youth of All Saints'.

Join us for an engaging discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its implications for the Church. Mother Mercedes will share insights from her work with the General Convention Task Force on AI, offering an overview of AI tools and how they can support our mission and ministry. This is an excellent opportunity to learn, ask questions, and share any concerns you may have about AI in the context of our faith community.

Are you seeking comfort and healing after the death of a loved one?

The Ministry of Walking the Mourner's Path seeks to serve individuals who are in grief through a series of eight weekly workshops.

Together in a small group workshop, individuals will acknowledge the pain and brokenness, recognize that each journey through grief is unique, share stories, struggles, and victories, and find healing and joy.