Explore Your Faith

Make me know your ways, O Lord.  Teach me your paths.  (Psalm 25:4)

Faith exploration is a life-long experience, attained by the grace of God and in the company of others.  At All Saints Parish we realize that adults learn in a variety of ways and from a variety of sources.  For that reason, we try to offer an array of options designed to nurture spiritual growth. Unless otherwise noted, all programs take place at All Saints Parish.

To view a calendar of all upcoming Learning and Fellowship events click here

BIBLE STUDY: GENESIS

Every third Tuesday of the month beginning Feb 18 at 11:30 – 12:30. We will use the resources provided by ...
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BOOK GROUP—MEN’S

Alternate Saturdays, 8:00 to 9:15 am We meet every two weeks to share our personal reflections on our chosen book ...
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CENTERING PRAYER

The Daughter's of the King host Centering Prayer every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Currently, this takes place via a zoom ...
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DAUGHTERS OF THE KING

The All Saints Chapter of the Daughters of the King is a vibrant chapter and one of the few active ...
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DAUGHTERS OF THE KING STUDY

Daughters of the King invite new members for 2019!  Are you a woman who wants to deepen her prayer life and ...
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GOOD BOOK CLUB

On January 6th, members of Episcopal churches in the US and Canada will start reading John's Gospel on a daily ...
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RESOURCES FOR DAYS AT HOME

We're collecting resources from around the web; things that are fun, helpful, and thoughtful. Things that might help parents and ...
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SPIRITUALITY AND JUSTICE AWARD

All Saints Parish annually presents the Spirituality and Justice Award to persons whose notable commitment to justice for all of ...
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SPIRITUALITY BOOK DISCUSSION

19 May, 7:30pm Our next discussion will focus on Learning to Walk in the Dark by Barbara Brown Taylor. In John's gospel, Jesus ...
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Anti-racism Study and Activities

As part of his work in the Coalition to Eliminate Racism in Brookline, All Saints Parish member Colin Stokes curates Breakthrough Brookline, a list of “ways to fight racism and build a more equitable town.” Organized into three categories: Take Action, Build a Community, and Learn, the list is updated weekly and distributed via e-mail. To receive the updates, type the following web address in Google – https://bit.ly/2KcTaVL – or e-mail a subscription request to Colin Stokes