Last week we noted that we placed the order for our new tables and chairs and this past Wednesday we received our new tables! Thanks to Greg Jackson, Amy Stratton, Liz Hasty, and Aaron Achartz for their help in some lifting and unboxing. We received notice that chairs should arrive in the next 2 weeks. We are also pleased to confirm that we have received all of the funds to complete the project! W...  Read More

Clarence Cornell Anderson, 85, passed away Monday, March 3, 2025, at Methodist Hospital in St. Louis Park.On Tuesday, June 3 at 3pm, a memorial service for Clarence (Andy) Anderson will be held at All Saints. Visitation at the church begins at 2pm. A luncheon will be served after the service in Fellowship Hall. Andy was born October 27, 1939, in Crosby, MN to Clarence and Louise Anderson. He gradu...  Read More

Do you have kids that love to dance and move or love playing with bubbles? If so, join us on June 11 from 5-7pm for a fun night filled with bubble activities, family friendly music, and ice cream. The bubble dance party and ice cream social is a great opportunity to meet friends new and old and have a little fun with the whole family.Families are invited to bring a picnic dinner. There will be spa...  Read More

Our day camp spots are going fast! Reserve yours before the deadline of Saturday, May 31. Staff from Green Lake Lutheran Ministries come out to All Saints every year to put on an awesome day camp week for kids. Kids will enjoy singing songs, learning bible stories, playing games, doing crafts, and so much more all week long. Day camp is open to kids age 3 to 5th grade. It goes from Monday, June 16...  Read More

In the month of May, the Spiritual Formation committee will be focusing on physical wellness. Watch for posts about turning exercise into "joyful movement", getting curious about your habits, and starting small on our All Saints Facebook page! For more information on physical wellness, check out our Physical Wellness page or the All Saints App....  Read More

Come and support our youth who will be affirming their baptisms and their faith on May 18. It's an opportunity for each of us to reflect on our own faith and commission to be a light in the world. ...  Read More

The May 2025 Newsletter is now available for download. 3rd - Saints on Bikes, 1pm4th - Annual Meeting, 11am8th - MHC Breakfast of Hope11th - Mother's Day16th - Parents Night Out, 5:30pm-8:30pm18th - Confirmation during the Worship Service, 10am18th - Last Sunday of Kids Connection, 10am25th - Parent/Child Playdate, after service For up to date information and to register for events, visit our Even...  Read More

Parents Night Out gives parents of young kids the opportunity to have a night with friends, go out to dinner, go on a date, or just have a night to themselves while knowing their kids are well taken care of and enjoying a night at All Saints filled with games, crafts, snacks and a movie.Parents Night Out is open to all kids ages 2-10. We just ask that they are potty trained as our volunteers do no...  Read More

Join us tomorrow evening at 7pm our Good Friday Service of scripture, shadow, and song. The service is done in Taizé style and will feature Saints Chorale and talented All Saints musicians and guests. Taizé hymns are chants, repeated again and again, giving them a meditative character.Taizé is a small village in the eastern part of France. Since 1940 it has been the home of an ecumenical community...  Read More

Members are invited to attend this year's congregational annual meeting on Sunday, May 4 following the service. In preparation for the meeting, there will be informational sessions to learn more about the proposed FY25 budget. The sessions will take place in the Lounge (on the Library Level) on Wednesday, April 23 at 6pm and Sunday, April 27 after the service. ...  Read More

Come and listen to stories of hope and support Mental Health Connect, a collaborative of faith communities working together to destigmatize mental health. All Saints has reserved a table at the annual Stories of Hope Breakfast fundraiser on Thursday, May 8th from 8 am to 9 am at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in South Minneapolis. This year’s spotlight is on youth mental health, and stories from you...  Read More

The core of intellectual wellness is making an ongoing effort to expand our creativity, knowledge and skills. Sometimes we associate creativity only with arts and crafting, or music. As a music therapist, I’ve heard lots of people say “I’m just not a very creative person.” This is not true! Creativity is like a muscle–we all have it, and we can all strengthen it by exercising it regularly.April is...  Read More