Summer Youth Event Saturday, July 19th - A day at the beach. Come hangout with other youth from All Saints Church and spend some time soaking up the sun and playing in the waves. Be sure to sign up by calling the church office or emailing Thomas Kortus
Eucharistic Prayer
Every week you hear about prayer that is available during Holy Communion. Have you ever wondered what that's all about? Click here to find out.
Thank you for visiting the website of All Saints Church! As followers of Jesus Christ, we are earnestly committed to becoming people who worship God in spirit and truth, grow together in mutual love and service and serve our community in word and deed. To read more, click here.
Discovering All Saints
If you have been attending All Saints for enough time to want to consider whether or not God is calling you to make this your church home, we urge you to join us for our 3-session membership class immediately after services, July 27, August 3 and August 10. We’ll meet at the new church office (200 S. Elliott Road, Chapel Hill) from 12:30 – 3:00 p.m. Lunch and childcare provided, but registration is essential: Register by July 24 at steveb@allsaints-chd.org.
All Kids! Children's Ministries
At All Saints Church, we take seriously our responsibility to assist parents in the discipleship of their children. Our passion for our kids comes from the vows made at Baptism to “persevere in resisting evil, proclaim by word and example the Good News of God in Christ, seek and serve Christ in all persons and respect the dignity of every human being.” Oh... and we're also are committed to having a great time together!
To find out more about ALL KIDS!, the Children's Ministries at All Saints Church, click here.
The Daily Office
The Daily Office is based on the ancient practice of prescribed daily times of prayer. The Book of Common Prayer provides the Daily Office services to be used in public or personal devotions: Morning Prayer (BCP, p. 75), Noonday Prayer (p. 103), Evening Prayer (p. 115), and Compline (p. 127). These services make up the Daily Office and are accompanied by daily Lectionary Readings, that is, three daily readings - a reading from the Old Testament, the New Testament, and a Gospel reading - as well as appointed Psalms. Praying through the Daily Office is an enriching way to practice daily devotions.
To make it easier to follow the daily Lectionary we've compiled it into an easily accesible format that you can download here. If you have any questions about using the Daily Office or would like to join us for Noonday Prayer on Wednesday's, email the office at admin@allsaints-chd.org.
If you have been attending All Saints for enough time to want to consider whether or not God is calling you to make this your church home, we urge you to join us for our 3-session membership class immediately after services, July 27, August 3 and August 10. We’ll meet at the new church office (
The Daily Office is based on the ancient practice of prescribed daily times of prayer. The Book of Common Prayer provides the Daily Office services to be used in public or personal devotions: Morning Prayer (BCP, p. 75), Noonday Prayer (p. 103), Evening Prayer (p. 115), and Compline (p. 127). These services make up the Daily Office and are accompanied by daily Lectionary Readings, that is, three daily readings - a reading from the Old Testament, the New Testament, and a Gospel reading - as well as appointed Psalms. Praying through the Daily Office is an enriching way to practice daily devotions.