Welcome to All Saints'

Blessed tidings from All Saints' Church! We hope you will be able to join us for worship. Our schedule is as follows:

Sundays at All Saints':
8:00 am: Holy Eucharist-Rite One
9:30 am-12 pm: Nursery care available for children under 6
9:30 am: Christian formation for adults and elementary-aged children
10:30 am: Holy Eucharist- Rite Two with organ and choir
Coffee Hour following 10:30 am service


Church Office Hours:
Tuesday-Friday 8:30 am-1 pm

At All Saints' we strive to embody Christ's unconditional love by warmly welcoming all people. We are an affirming, inclusive congregation housed in a historic stone church. Our beautiful traditional liturgy is often punctuated by the cry of a baby or the exclamation of a child. We welcome all, young and old, singles and couples, gay and straight, traditional and nontraditional families, the certain and the questioning, and those of every ethnic and religious background. Come worship with us. You are always welcome at All Saints'.

Annual Meeting This Sunday January 29---Special Schedule

Our parish's Annual Meeting will be held January 29.  We meet each year to elect lay leaders (vestry and warden), review our life and work over the last year, and plan for the coming year. This year's annual meeting will also include a parish discussion about All Saints' present and future.  We invite your full and prayerful participation in this vital conversation about our hopes and dreams for All Saints'.

Our 8:00 a.m.  and 10:30 a.m. congregations will worship in a joint service at 9:30 a.m.

Carpenter's Kids Sunday

On February 12, Lauren Salminen, the Program Coordinator for the Diocese of New York, will make a presentation about the Carpenter’s Kids program during church and at coffee hour.

Vestry and Warden Nominees: A Closer Look

This Sunday All Saints' will hold its 2012 Annual Parish Meeting. At this meeting, we will elect new members to vestry and a new warden. The 2011 Nominating Committee has presented a slate for our consideration. Nominations will also be taken from the floor (on the day of the election). Below are biographies of the committee's nominees:

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Click HERE to listen to Deacon Ann's sermon from Jan 15th, 2012.

Bagels and Books explores faith, science, and mysticism

The Bagels & Books selection for February 4, 2012, chosen by Ken Davies, is a novel entitled Lying Awake, by Mark Salzman. “Mysticism meets modern medicine in this intriguing story of a nun’s dark night of the soul. Sister John of the Cross, a Carmelite nun in a monastery just outside Los Angeles, seeks treatment for epilepsy, although the remedy threatens to diminish her formidable spiritual powers.” (from Publishers Weekly).

Sleepy Hollow Food Pantry Needs Your Help

Please leave donations of individually wrapped or four-pack toilet paper in the box by the Parish Hall piano by the end of each month. Contributions are greatly appreciated! For more information about volunteering or contributing to the food pantry contact Dru van Hengel at DDRvH@aol.com.

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