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  Great experience. This is what church is all about!

  Added March 16, 2019 by Charles Gardner
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  Great blend of traditional and contemporary worship (heavier on the traditional). Excellent, Biblical teaching in Sunday School and sermons, as well as the personal ministries of the clergy and members. Lots of opportunities to serve through the various ministry groups. Holy Communion every Sunday and Wednesday (and soon to be Saturday).

  Added May 02, 2017 by Phil Kelley
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  Anglican worship at its best. Extremely friendly and family centered.

  Added April 16, 2017 by Richard Rover
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  Beautiful traditional Anglican worship, solid theology and teaching.

  Added March 06, 2017 by Danny Dolan
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  Have been to the church many times. Wonderful music, very relevant and meaningful preaching, and the church is beautiful inside and out. I found it very easy to worship at All Saints.

  Added August 31, 2016 by Kathy Aspden