All Saints Church -Anglican

Baloney, Jenny R. All Saints originally broke away from the Episcopal Diocese and joined the Anglican Diocese of Uganda because they were so enamored of that country’s barbaric laws against homosexuality. Their backwards priest later became the bishop of a new organization of Anglican churches in the US. All of its members are former Episcopal churches that broke away from the Episcopal Diocese because of its progressive views on homosexuality, same-​sex marrriage, etc… not to mention its appointment of an openly gay bishop. Here is the mission statement for the Western Anglican group that All Saints helped found. Read it and I think you will find their position pretty clear. I grew up in an Episcopal church and loved it for its open, progressive and loving nature. That’s not what you’ll find at All Saints. By the way, the Episcopal Diocese successfully sued to get its church property back.

Very loving environment and really welcoming. It is also great to see Anglican congregations take on the out of control leadership of TEC and affirm biblical orthodoxy.

I started going to this church 3 years ago. a very different style than any I have been to in the past.
It is a group of people with loving and Christian hospitality. You will find a number of people that have been there for decades. They have been committed to Christ and this church through trials and hardships– a refreshing difference from the consumer idea of church.
Also, this church embraces an eclectic openness to any Biblical orthodox practice, from traditional catholic style liturgy, to expressive modern worship… God is at work. There is something emerging here and I am happy to be a part of it.