All Saints' Episcopal Church

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Portsmouth, Ohio ● Episcopal ● 08:00am, 11:00am

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About Us

Serving Christ in Scioto County since 1819

Are you looking for a community that will nurture your spirit and celebrate your gifts? Are you concerned about our materialistic society and do you worry about what it will do to your children? Then there's a place for you at All Saints Episcopal Church. We face the same problems as our neighbors, but our relationship with God gives life more meaning. We are rooted in faith and experience God's grace. And that makes it easier, day in and day out.

Vibe: Traditional Liturgy, Multigenerational, Neighborhood-focused

Programs: Community Service, Addiction/Recovery, Choir, Adult Education, Children's Ministry

Music: Passionate Reverent, Traditional Hymns, Organ, Chanting

Denomination: Episcopal

Size: Small

Language: English

Founded: 1819

Contact

Phone

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Website

http://www.allsaintsportsmouth.org

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Our Services

Sunday

08:00am: Quiet celebration of Holy Communion
11:00am: Holy Communion with music & full choir

What to Expect

What are services like?
All Saints' Church values traditional worship that involves the whole congregation - there is no audience ... it is not to entertain you. We worship God together and are strengthened and fed to live our Christian life throughout the week! Music is a vital part of our 11 a.m. service as it inspires our response to God with our lives. We value sharing communion weekly as a sacrament of unity in our diversity.

What is the community like?
The parish community is warm and welcoming! You will definitely have opportunities for formation, fellowship and service to our neighborhood and wider community. We care for one another deeply and try to model that care in our neighborhood. We are authentic and imperfect people, with a hearty sense of humor. We take God seriously - but ourselves? Not so much.

What if I'm not a Christian?
Seekers will find community and opportunities for formation, fellowship and service to our neighborhood and wider community. Jesus did not exclude anyone from fellowship. Why would we?

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