We'll celebrate Christ's resurrection with great fanfare (and lots of alleluias!) on Easter morning. Join us for one of our two Easter Sunday services of Holy Communion. At our 8:30am we will have baptisms. We expect both services to be very full. Plan to come early, and consider parking at our Church Office (4905 Pine Cone Drive, Durham). The Fellowship Hall will serve as our over-flow room for latecomers.

Bring some flowers, or cuttings from your flowering trees, and place them in the buckets in the Narthex. Children (and parents) are invited to join the clergy in the procession at both services, as we flower the cross.

Nursery will be available at both services.

During the Interlude, we'll have our annual potluck Easter brunch for all to enjoy. If you are able, please bring something to share during our potluck brunch (i.e. breakfast casserole, fruit salad, baked goods, etc.) If you can help with the brunch, please contact Joy McNeal.

The Easter Vigil is a service of waiting for the coming of Jesus--the ultimate end of this Lenten season. We remember the story of God's love that began in Creation, led the Israelites in and through the desert, all the way through the arc of Scripture to the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Our service will be filled with incense and layered with your voices -- as we read scripture, pray together, sing aloud, baptize babies, renew our own baptismal vows, and celebrate Holy Communion together, marking the resurrection of Jesus from the grave.

We'll gather out front on the Veranda to begin our service around the fire pit. Please plan on arriving a few minutes early. Bring bells (or shake your keys!) as we prepare to ring-in Easter morning!

Following the service, we'll gather for our Vigil Reception, featuring chocolate fondue and sparkling cider.

If you are able to help with the Reception, please contact Joy McNeal.

Nursery will be available during this service.

On Good Friday, we remember Jesus' ultimate sacrifice--his brutal crucifixion and death on the cross. This brief service will be held at noon. All are welcome to attend.

Nursery will be available.

Stations of the Cross (aka The Way of the Cross, or The Road to Resurrection), is a powerful, historic, embodied experience that uses images and activities to mark multiple stages of Christ's journey to Golgotha. Location and Times TBD

This is a family-friendly event your kids will enjoy! There will be a kid-specific, guided experience of the stations at 5pm, and a general, guided one at 7pm with spoken liturgy. Otherwise, this is a self-guided experience -- come at any point.

Art by one of our own in-house artists, Janice Little.

On Maundy Thursday, we remember and re-enact the story of the Last Supper, when Jesus gathered his disciples around the table, serving them bread and wine, and tenderly washing their feet. Jesus humbly served his followers before his impending cruxifixction, and commanded them to do the same: "Love one another, as I have loved you."

At 5pm, our service is geared towards children and their families, with an instructive foot washing experience, and light snacks afterwards.

At 7pm, we will have foot washing, celebrate the Eucharist, and then strip the altar, marking the beginning of Jesus' betrayal, crucifixion, and death.

No nursery.

In Latin, Tenebrae means "shadows" or "darkness", and a Tenebrae service is a darkening service, per se. As we mediate on the Passion of Christ, counting down and preparing for what is to come this holiest of weeks, we pray, read scripture and extinguish candles. Join us at 7:30pm (right before the sun sets) for this beautiful, reflective service.

Starting on Sunday, March 23rd, we will begin our Baptism and Holy First Communion Class. This class will meet during the Interlude for four consecutive Sundays. It is designed for parents who intend to have their children baptized on Easter or Pentecost, or for children preparing for their first communion. If you would like to join, please RSVP by emailing Tyler.

On Palm Sunday, we remember Christ's triumphal entry into Jerusalem--the beginning of Holy Week. Weather permitting, for both our 8:30 Am and 11 Am we will gather outside on the Veranda to begin our services with the Liturgy of the Palms, and process inside the Sanctuary together. Plan to arrive a few minutes early. Palm branches will be passed out when you arrive, and can be waved throughout the service. We encourage you to take them home, perhaps make a cross with them like THIS, and then bring them back before Lent next year, and we'll burn them to use during our Ash Wednesday service.

Nursery available at both services.

Starting on Sunday, March 23rd, we will begin our Baptism and Holy First Communion Class. This class will meet during the Interlude for four consecutive Sundays. It is designed for parents who intend to have their children baptized on Easter or Pentecost, or for children preparing for their first communion. If you would like to join, please RSVP by emailing Tyler.

Are you new to All Saints? Want to find out more? Join us on the first Sunday of any month at 10am for a Newcomer’s Coffee Hour. We’ll gather downstairs in the first classroom on your right for coffee and croissants. Staff, clergy, and vestry members will be available to chat, answer questions, and get to know you! Childcare available in the nursery right down the hallway. No need to RSVP.

Starting on Sunday, March 23rd, we will begin our Baptism and Holy First Communion Class. This class will meet during the Interlude for four consecutive Sundays. It is designed for parents who intend to have their children baptized on Easter or Pentecost, or for children preparing for their first communion. If you would like to join, please RSVP by emailing Tyler.

Starting on Sunday, March 23rd, we will begin our Baptism and Holy First Communion Class. This class will meet during the Interlude for four consecutive Sundays. It is designed for parents who intend to have their children baptized on Easter or Pentecost, or for children preparing for their first communion. If you would like to join, please RSVP by emailing Tyler.

Join the women of All Saints for a morning of prayer, reflection and fellowship on March 22nd at Hannah Howland’s home in East Durham! We will be gathering from 9:30-11:30 during the season of Lent for a time of contemplative prayer and reflection. Light snacks and coffee will be provided! Please RSVP by emailing Hannah Howland (hannahmargiehowland@gmail.com) by March 19th. Childcare will not be provided. 

Are you new to All Saints? Want to find out more? Join us on the first Sunday of any month at 10am for a Newcomer’s Coffee Hour. We’ll gather downstairs in the first classroom on your right for coffee and croissants. Staff, clergy, and vestry members will be available to chat, answer questions, and get to know you! Childcare available in the nursery right down the hallway. No need to RSVP.

Are you new to All Saints? Want to find out more? Join us on the first Sunday of any month at 10am for a Newcomer’s Coffee Hour. We’ll gather downstairs in the first classroom on your right for coffee and croissants. Staff, clergy, and vestry members will be available to chat, answer questions, and get to know you! Childcare available in the nursery right down the hallway. No need to RSVP.

Are you new to All Saints? Want to find out more? Join us on the first Sunday of any month at 10am for a Newcomer’s Coffee Hour. We’ll gather downstairs in the first classroom on your right for coffee and croissants. Staff, clergy, and vestry members will be available to chat, answer questions, and get to know you! Childcare available in the nursery right down the hallway. No need to RSVP.

Are you new to All Saints? Want to find out more? Join us on the first Sunday of any month at 10am for a Newcomer’s Coffee Hour. We’ll gather downstairs in the first classroom on your right for coffee and croissants. Staff, clergy, and vestry members will be available to chat, answer questions, and get to know you! Childcare available in the nursery right down the hallway. No need to RSVP.