All Saints' Memorial

Welcome to All Saints Episcopal Church.

When you come to All Saints, you will notice two things right away.

The first is how beautiful the interior of the church is, with the organ pipes reflecting the colors of the stained glass windows.  The second thing will be the warm greeting you receive, whether from the usher handing you a worship bulletin or from another member of the congregation.

You will take part in worship in the Episcopal tradition, which traces its roots before the American Revolution to the Church of England, and from there back to the ancient church.  You will sing hymns accompanied by our magnificent organ, which is one of the largest in Sacramento.

After church, you will be invited to join other worshipers for coffee and refreshments, and you will have the opportunity to see the informal side of the All Saints community.

We are people who enjoy each other’s company, and love to have fun together, whether at coffee hour, at a potluck picnic, or attending a Rivercats baseball game as a group.

Together, members of All Saints teach and learn, sing and pray, study and serve, and play.  We are children and parents, grandparents and great-grandparents, married and single, gay and straight.  We come from various racial and ethnic backgrounds and find our common purpose in living as followers of Christ, worshiping together and supporting one another on the way. We care for one another and for those in our community of Sacramento who have less than we do.

The children in our Sunday School learn about God’s love for them and the lessons that Jesus taught, and they bring their energy and exuberance into church with them as they join the adults for Eucharist, the sacred meal of Bread and Wine, Christ’s Body and Blood, that we share each week.  Adults tend to their spiritual journeys through Bible Study, classes, groups, and service. We invite you to join us whenever you are able!