Encouragement from the 2023 Stewardship Committee

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Beloved of All Saints’ —

We, and the world around us, have been through so much. Pandemic; political turmoil and economic upheaval; and reckonings with injustices that live on from our past, infect our present, and shadow our future. Hope can seem hard to justify in this day and age. And yet, at the same time, there is a feeling of renewal, the green blade rising at All Saints’. We are once more experiencing the familiar and familial joy of each other’s loving presence. Our new Rector and Associate Rector have arrived, music rises to our rafters, and children roam our aisles. Formation and fellowship opportunities feed our souls and we continue to feed the hungry and care for the poor. We tap the infinite wellspring of hope that stems from our faith. We are rewarded by gifts unobtainable from any other source.

With our gratitude for this immeasurable grace comes a sense of duty: Christ has work for us to do and calls us forward in mission and ministry. Please look at our Stewardship guide for information about where we are and our faithful response to God’s call in the coming year.

As you look at the images and absorb the information, ponder the legacy of those who came before us. Consider the legacy we are leaving to those who will follow. Cherish the contributions of our dedicated staff who make everything work. Recognize the imprint you have made, and savor again the blessing of the One in whose name you made it. Hear God’s call to the flourishing of everyone in our parish family and our wider community. Pray and discern what your role can be. Join us in giving generously in time, talent, and treasure.

Yours in Christ,

The 2023 Stewardship Committee

Kate Clark
Ana Dison
Jolynn Free
Ginny Garrard
Kay Hopper
Rich Ketcham
Steve Lemmon

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Sunday Services:
10:00 a.m.	Holy Eucharist: Rite II In Person Worship @ All Saints' and Live Stream
6:30 p.m.	Holy Communion Service of Worship The Episcopal Student Center Contemporary music and liturgical options. The Episcopal Student Center at the University of Texas offers this service to everyone, but the service is designed specifically for college students.
Wednesday Services:
7:05a.m.	Morning Prayer
12:05 p.m.	Holy Eucharist with Unction This will be a casual service and, for those who wish, will include the sacrament of unction. Described in the Book of Common Prayer, "Unction is the rite of anointing the sick with oil, or the laying on of hands, by which God's grace is given for the healing of spirit, mind, and body" (p. 861). The doors of the church will open approximately 15 minutes before service time. Worshippers will sit where the choir sits on Sunday, in the chancel. Without music, this service will last approximately 25-30 minutes. The first Wednesday of each month will be a Rite I service.