Sunday School each Sunday at 9:45 AM for all ages! (Classes take a break during the summer months.)

A variety of adult classes are offered in Sunday School throughout the year. Currently, there are three adult classes available:

• Faith and Life Class – Meeting in the Parish Life Center, this class is a discussion of various perspectives on faith.
• Lectionary Class – Meeting in the Conference Room this class delves more deeply into the Gospel reading of the day.
• Coffee and Conversation – Meeting in the coffee corner, this class is an opportunity for informal fellowship, especially for Young Adults and parents of Sunday School children.

Thursdays at 10:00 AM in the Parish Life Center

This Bible Study group meets weekly for fellowship, study, and treats! Thursday Morning Group is much more than a Bible Study; it’s a community!

Reunion Groups meet at various times throughout the week

Via de Cristo or “Way of Christ” begins with a weekend retreat designed to strengthen and renew the faith of Christian people and bring them to a new awareness of living in God’s grace. The retreat experience is followed by participation in a Reunion Group for weekly encouragement and accountability. For more information, visit the SC Via de Cristo website or contact Tricia Finkenberg.

Saints’ Night Out includes adult fellowship outings, scheduled at various times and places. Events may include Oktoberfest, a ball game, or game night. At All Saints, we enjoy spending time together as a part of building up the Body of Christ. Come, get to know your fellow Saints!

Sinners and Saints is a Young Adult Fellowship ministry designed to gather together people in a similar stage of life to share community and faith. Events are scheduled at various times and places. Childcare is provided.

Parents’ Night Out is an opportunity for parents to bring their children to church to spend some quality time with some “substitute grandparents” from the congregation while the adults go out for a few hours. Parents may meet together at a planned location, or use the time to go out alone.

In order to facilitate communication among members and to help coordinate a variety of congregational ministries, the member households of All Saints are divided into five geographic zones or “Parish Neighborhoods”. Each zone has a leader or co-leaders who are responsible for contacting the households in their zone. This system is used to keep in touch with members as well as to coordinate parish events, meals following hospitalization, funeral receptions, and as a communication tool in the event of a crisis or natural disaster.

All Saints sponsors a variety of opportunities for Christian fellowship throughout the year. Whether it’s sharing a meal, taking in a show, enjoying a ball game, or working together on an outreach project, there are lots of ways to spend time together in community…and to have fun, too!

Lutheran Ladies provides an opportunity for Christian fellowship among the women of All Saints. Ladies of all ages are invited to participate in our fellowship, service and educational opportunities!

Thursdays at 12:30 PM in the Parish Life Center

This gathering of experienced and novice quilters meets weekly to create quilts for those served by local charities, military veterans, and in response to special needs in the community. The group also holds occasional “Sew-in Saturdays”.

• Quilters Brochure
• Quilts of Valor Application

Knitters and crocheters are welcome to participate in this in-home fellowship and service ministry. The All Saints Knitters provide prayer shawls for those in need of comfort and prayer, baptismal shawls for children and graduation stoles for our high school graduates. For more information, contact Christel Anderson.