Aloha & Welcome to All Saints' Episcopal Church
Uniting everyone through God's love
All are welcome to join us for worship as we strive to share and live the Good News of Jesus with members and our community, and to serve others. All Saints' vision is to be a gathering place for the people of Kaua'i; a center for woship, education, outreach, and the arts. (From the All Saints' Mission and Vision statements)
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'Tis the Season! Christmas Flower Request
We need your help in decorating our Sanctuary for Christmas
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The Altar Guild will be decorating the Sanctuary for Christmas with island flowers of red ginger and anthuriums, adorned with greenery. We are kindly asking for donations of the following:
You may sign up on our website HERE or call Diane Sato at (808) 651-6484 or Lorna Nishi at (808) 651-1573. The flowers/greenery may be dropped off at the Memorial Hall lanai on Wednesday, December 22. Anyone interested in sharing their talents of arranging flowers, please join us on Thursday, December 23, to work on the arrangements. |
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PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE
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To request a name to be added to the Prayers of the People list, please click on the Prayer Request button above and complete the form. The name will be announced for two Sundays, after which, please re-submit their name.
Updated: 11/17/21 [3], 11/29/21 [9]
You care for the sick and suffering in body, mind, and spirit, especially Larry, Suzanne, Rebecca, Melvin, Diane, Jeffrey, Ronald, Nomi Family, Nakamura Family, Phyllis, Carmen, Mario, Sachi, and those we name silently or aloud, let us pray to the Lord. Lord, have mercy.
Updated: 11/17/21 [2]
You embrace all who have died in the faith and bring them into your glorious presence, especially Jennie, and Paul. We thank you for their example and rejoice in their lives. Let us pray to the Lord. Lord, have mercy. Amen.
Updated: 11/17/21 [3], 11/29/21 [9]
You care for the sick and suffering in body, mind, and spirit, especially Larry, Suzanne, Rebecca, Melvin, Diane, Jeffrey, Ronald, Nomi Family, Nakamura Family, Phyllis, Carmen, Mario, Sachi, and those we name silently or aloud, let us pray to the Lord. Lord, have mercy.
Updated: 11/17/21 [2]
You embrace all who have died in the faith and bring them into your glorious presence, especially Jennie, and Paul. We thank you for their example and rejoice in their lives. Let us pray to the Lord. Lord, have mercy. Amen.
2021 SEASON OF GIVING: Loving Lōkahi
Your Pledges of Time, Talent, and Treasure to the Honor and Glory of God are Always Welcome
Pledges to the church are welcome any time of the year. If you didn't receive a pledge card in the mail, click on the link further below to download a copy. Our pledge cards came this year with an accompanying list of the many ministries active at All Saints’. We can choose to pledge ourselves to help with one ministry, or several, and we can choose to make a financial contribution to the church, and we can pledge our skills and talents to help the church. Prayerfully consider pledging your time, talent, and financial resources. Join us Sundays to celebrate God’s gifts.
Our money is one of the most powerful and honest symbols of what we offer to God and to the church. It is one of the truest ways we can understand what we value and what we believe. Faithful, selfless and generous giving invites into a deeper relationship with God and our money. And it requires us to do the hard, but essential work of looking deep within to discover what we truly value, what we consider most precious. - The Rev. Sarah Fisher is rector of St. Catherine’s Church in Marietta, Georgia and is a former member of the Board of Directors for TENS.
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During All Saints' Sunday, Bill Caldwell presented his view of stewardship and the Church budget.
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