Preparing the way of the Lord means Christmas waits a few weeks. Don't expect poinsettias yet! Slow down, take your time, and still your soul in Advent.

We observe all 12 days of Christmas starting on Christmas Eve and ending on Epiphany. Come for Christmas Eve or Day, then come back for Lessons & Carols. There's more to Christmas at All Saints.

Epiphany (January 6) is a feast with a season that focuses on Christ's manifestation to the Gentiles. It is this season of festivity leading up to Ash Wednesday.

Ash Wednesday begins the 40 days of Lent. A time of reflection, penitence and simplicity where we remember our mortality and give thanks for God's mercy and lovingkindness. It's a season of introspection at All Saints.

Holy Week and Easter combine as the central narrative of our faith. Observing Holy Week is a deeply moving spiritual pilgrimage. Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Easter Vigil & Easter Day are observed.

Easter marks the celebration of the resurrection for a whole 50 days at All Saints. It is a season of joy and celebrations including Rogation Sunday and Ascension Day.

Pentecost Sunday marks the day the apostles moved out into the world with the Gospel. The season after Pentecost is focused on the teachings of Jesus and marked by several observances and feast days.

The three days of All Hallowstide are All Hallows Eve (Halloween), All Saints Day and All Souls Day.