Welcome

All Saints' Episcopal Church is a small, charming Church "on the hill" in the picturesque town of Saugatuck, MI.  The beautiful carpenter gothic architecture, traditional grey and red color scheme, and revered stained glass windows create an inspiring and welcoming worship atmosphere.  Being the second oldest church in Saugatuck (built in 1872), this little church is dripping with history.  If you're interested you can read this captivating  historical account, written by Rev. James Ethan Allen, of how this church came to be.

The group that gathers here Sundays and holidays is usually fairly small, but you will always be greeted with a smile, a handshake, and an invitation to the coffee hour.  Children are loved and cherished and are welcome at the regular mass or in the Sunday School.

Service Schedule                                              

Sunday

8:00 am--Rite I

10:00 am--Rite II

*Adult Sunday School meets at 9:00 am

*Children's Sunday School at the 10:00 service only

Daily

All Saints’ is always open for prayer and meditation

Office Hours

Fr. Cory holds office hours Monday-Friday 8am-12pm.  He will also be happy to meet with you at

another time by appointment.              

Upcoming Events

All Saints’ Summer Recital Series begins on Friday June 18th and continues each Friday through August 6th.  The concerts start at 12:10pm and are about 30 minutes long.  These events are free and open to the public. 

 

Special Announcements

Help restore our stained glass windows!

Uncommon Grounds  at 127 Hoffman Street, Saugatuck, has generously partnered with All Saints’ Episcopal Church to help raise funds for the completion of the stained glass window restoration work.  Specially labelled, one pound bags of this Fair Trade South American blend are being sold at the store for $12.50.  $4.00 from each bag sold will go directly to the restoration project.  You can also order bags of coffee via All Saints’ Church for pick up on April 11, 25, and May 30th.

A recent visitor has said what he/she will remember about All Saints is “The pretty carpenter gothic building nestled in such a charming neighborhood, and the friendliness of the congregation”.  See everything the Mystery Worshipper has to say about our church here!