All Saints’ next scheduled baptisms will be on April 19, 2025, at the 7 p.m. Easter Vigil service. The required pre-baptismal discernment class will be held at the church on Saturday, March 22.
C. S. Lewis Institute Fellows Program Now Accepting Applications
March 2025 Adult Discipleship Offerings
Newcomer Meet & Greet Coffee March 9
February 2025 Adult Discipleship Offerings
All Saints’ Bible Trivia Hour March 2!
Legacy Coalition Grandparenting Summit 2025
January 2025 Adult Discipleship Offerings
Grief Share Online begins January 13
New Adult Sunday School Class Starts Dec 8
Kitchen Help for the Bishop’s Visit
Adult Discipleship Offerings in October
Surviving the Holidays: Online Seminar November 8
Foundations for Ministry
4-6 p.m. in the Administrative Conference Room A workbook (cost: $40) provides weekly homework and guides the class through each lesson. A prerequisite for this class is Foundations for Ministry Year 1 – Old Testament. To register, please call or text Jim Morrison at 571.338.5774 or send email to adultdiscipleship@allsaintswoodbridge.org.
New Fall 2024 Sunday School Offerings for Adults and Youth Begin September 8
For Adults:
Come along with Josh Moore as he leads us through Henri Nouwen’s book The Genesee Diary beginning Sunday, September 8 in the Bishop’s Conference Room.
On finding that, in the clutter of his life, his intimacy with God was lacking, Nouwen spent several months living as a temporary monk at The Abbey of the Genesee in upstate New York. He hoped that there, free from the other distractions of his life, he could spend his time in undistracted work, worship, and meditative prayer.
Copies of The Genesee Diary will be available on the first day of class for $10. Used copies costing around $5 can also be purchased from Amazon or ThriftBooks.
Bible 101 is a revised course offered this fall for eight weeks beginning September 8 between services in the Administrative Conference Room. Led by Walt DeHoust, this class will introduce participants to the entire Bible using the central framework of the “Kingdom of God.”
The Kingdom of God is defined as God’s people, in God’s place, enjoying God’s rule and blessing. The course will be a composite overview with occasional “stop-offs” for a closer look at God’s kingdom. The intent is to give participants a greater understanding of the central message of the Bible and the relationship between the Old and New Testaments, and a stronger confidence in personal Bible study.
For Youth:
Middle School Our brand new Sunday School class for all middle school students starts September 8 in the Multi-Purpose Room. Each week, we’ll explore aspects of our Christian faith through the Sunday readings, our liturgy, and other Anglican traditions. Join us for activities, snacks, and lively discussions as we grow in faith together!
High School Students in 9th - 12th grade are invited to the downstairs Multi-Purpose Room for a deep-dive into the four gospels of the New Testament.