All Saints’ Park Slope
An Episcopal parish in the heart of Park Slope, Brooklyn. Sundays at 10am.
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Episodes
Sunday Mar 20, 2022
Sunday Mar 20, 2022
"You begin to look around at this world and say to yourself, 'There's something to this need for deliverance'--and a deliverance that ultimately we can't seem to conjure up of our own volition; of our own individual power and might."
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
Tuesday Mar 15, 2022
"So let not your wait be idle. Seek God, believe God, serve God, even as you wait patiently on God."
Sunday Mar 06, 2022
Sunday Mar 06, 2022
"We must resist the temptations of the 'petty demons' that haunt us. And as we do so, we not only heal ourselves, but we heal the world around us."
Text referenced: The Petty Demon by Fyodor Sologub (1907)
Thursday Mar 03, 2022
Thursday Mar 03, 2022
“Notice the need to say, ‘Black Lives Matter’. I always thought I mattered — but now, there’s a need to say that.”
Welcome to All Saints' Church
Our parish has been part of the fabric of Park Slope since 1867. For more than 150 years, generations of people have come to this place for renewal, comfort, and a deeper knowledge of God.
As an Episcopal parish, All Saints’ Church is part of the global Anglican Communion, the third-largest body of Christians in the world. Anglicans everywhere look for God in the abundance and diversity of creation, strive to respect the dignity of every human being, and hold fast to faith in Jesus Christ. Because much of our particular tradition emerged in a time of conflict and strife, we value communion over dogma, welcome over boundaries, and the irrepressible love of God revealed in Jesus Christ.
If you are looking for a church home, have questions about the life of faith, or are simply curious about what we’re up to here, we would love to get to know you better. Please sign our guest register at the back of the church and introduce yourself to a member of the congregation, or if you've found us online, please introduce yourself here. We hope you will always find All Saints’ Church to be a place of warmth and welcome.
God bless you.