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The Twa (Pygmy) community in Rwanda has undergone extraordinary changes since they left their forest existence in 2011. This spring, World Dance 4 Humanity asked the All Saints-by-the-Sea Outreach Committee, for a $3,000 grant to buy cows for the Twa.
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First Congregational Church in Santa Barbara is planning a Youth Summit in August. The Summit is available for 7th -12th graders and is an all weekend event from Friday, Aug. 7 at 5:00 p.m. to Sunday, Aug. 9 at 11:30 a.m.
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September’s Book Group selection will be: “Pillars of the Earth” by Ken Follett, a work of historical fiction regarding the building of a Gothic cathedral in twelfth century England at the time when Empress Maud and Stephen were fighting for the crown after the death of Henry I.
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Review the highlights from the 78th General Convention of The Episcopal Church here in one convenient location!
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Approximately 90 attendees turned out for the Town Hall Meeting to hear an all-encompassing and revelatory update on the Sanctuary Preservation and Readiness Project.
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Looking for some really great summer reads? Parishioner Kathie Deviny puts together must reads for the summer: Good books for an Episcopal summer reading (or video) program. Available through Amazon or check your local independent bookseller.
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The 7-week film festival is free and everyone is welcome. Films are shown each Wednesday evenings after Eventide supper in the Parish Hall.
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All Saints’ Summer Sunday School Program begins on June 21, and will continue through the end of July.
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Summer has officially been “kicked off” at All Saints and many ministries have “summer” schedules. Please be sure to stay tuned for summer ministry scheduling updates or call the office at 969-4771. If you lead a ministry and have an updated summer schedule, please notify the office so we can help spread the word.
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The Rev. Vicki has planned two exciting – and cultural – outings this summer you won’t want to miss!
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The community gathers for A Prayer for Creation in response to Refugio Oil Spill to give thanks for the bounty of God’s resources and pray for the right use of “this fragile earth, our island home.”
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