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Welcome to All Saints Church

We are an intergenerational congregation following Jesus together in Amesbury, Massachusetts. We are a Spirit-filled center of Gospel life: Awakened by Jesus’ love, healed by His grace, and empowered for His mission.

Our Church

For over 100 years, All Saints Church has existed to glorify and lift high the name of Jesus. We are a community comprised of people from all different walks of life, unified by the Holy Spirit in our love for Jesus.

 

We believe the Lord is building us, his church, into a spiritual house (1 Peter 2:5). We are a house comprised of musicians, wood-workers, gardeners, students, prayer ministers, nine-month-olds and ninety-year-olds, locals and commuters. And we are all being built into a spiritual center for the Lord in the heart of Amesbury. Our prayer is that all who step foot in this house would encounter the radical love, grace, and mercy of Jesus, and that we would be faithful witnesses of this beautiful good news wherever we go.

Our church is one of many in the region that are after the same thing: to see New England awaken to the love. grace, and mercy of Jesus. All Saints Church serves as the cathedral church of the Anglican Diocese in New England.

The Anglican Communion

First and foremost, our identity is rooted in Christ. Our Anglican identity is less of an "-ism" and more of a way of worshipping God, and being in relationship with him, others, and the created world. One of the major distinctions of the Anglican Way is that we embody the three-streams of the Christian faith; we are counted among the charismatic, the sacramental, and those who hold a high view of the authority of Scripture. We are a part of a much larger, global family, with the majority of Anglicans residing in the Global South. Anglicans share a common liturgy, found in The Book of Common Prayer, as well as a common ethos. The Book of Common Prayer is simply Scripture put to prayer, and helps give our worship and prayer-lives structure, depth, and allowance for the freedom of authentic expressions of devotion.

Check out our Worship Page for more information on how the Anglican way informs our Sunday worship gatherings.

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