The Season of Lent at All Saints

Maundy Thursday, April 17
12:00 pm   
Blessing of the Oils and Holy Communion

7:00 pm 
Service of Holy Communion with Voluntary Foot Washing and Stripping of the Altar

Good Friday, April 18
12:00 pm      
Worship at: Olive Branch AME Church, 1734 N. Highway 17

7:00 pm    
Good Friday Service of the Word

Easter Sunday, April 20
6:30 am     
Sunrise Service with Holy Communion

8:30 am    
Festival Worship with Holy Communion

10:00 am    
Easter Fellowship & Children’s Egg Hunt

11:00 am       
Festival Worship with Holy Communion

Newcomer Gatherings

Sundays – Jan 19, Feb 16, and Mar 16

Are you new to All Saints? The “Come and See” team hosts newcomer gatherings throughout the year, the next being Sunday, February 16 at 9:45am in the Parish Life Center. These informal gatherings will provide an opportunity for newcomers to learn more about All Saints, to ask questions, and to meet others who are new as well. Attendance at these gatherings is not a commitment to join the church, just an opportunity to get more information.  

News from our Neighbors

Hamlin Beach is one of the historic African-American Settlement Communities in our area. Learn more about Settlement Communities at www.aaschc.com.

The Hamlin Beach community just became the fourth historic district in Charleston County, a designation that will help protect our historic community from over-development. Now, Hamlin Beach is working with the Coakley family, Lowcountry Land Trust, and Charleston County Greenbelt to secure six acres of property in the center of Hamlin Beach for a park. The property has two beautiful ponds, ditches, and canals. If approved, the park will be named the Coakley Chapel Park. Plans for the park include renovating the Coakley Chapel building and turning it into a cultural center/meeting hall, walking paths with footbridges, park benches, community garden, pergola, picnic areas, fishing area, and it will be open to the public. We are soliciting prayers and support for this project to help us protect and preserve the rich history, culture, and character of the Hamlin Beach Community.

Myra Snipe-Richardson
Hamlin Beach Community President