All Saints Dallas

Re-Forming Faith is a 6 week course designed for those giving the Christian faith another try. Over a meal and non-judgmental conversation, participants will engage those topics that initially led them away from the church, from church-abuse to s*x to politics.

Sesson 1: Post-Post-Christian
What does faith look like after a season of deconstruction?

Session 2: Church Abuse
How can I trust Jesus when he left us an untrustworthy church?

Session 3: Politics in Jesus Name
In a culture of turmoil and fear, is there a non-anxious path for Christian citizens to walk?

Session 4: Let's Talk About S*x
How and why can we live like our bodies matter?

Session 5: Belief and Suffering
Why would a good God allow me to experience such pain?

Session 6: The Next Chapter
A Q&A with those whose story led them back to church.

https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2945/20241009?focus=month&view=calendar

As this article says, we're launching a 6 week course this fall for those who've been wounded by the church. It's also for Christians who want to process those questions our neighbors are asking (from church-abuse to politics, to s*xuality) in a non-anxious, non-reactive way. We will share a meal together, hear a brief talk, and then process the teachings of Jesus around tables, in community. Wherever you are in your faith journey, this course is FOR YOU! RSVP today (link in comments)!

Deep in the Heart of Megachurch Country, Dallas Mourns a Summer of Pastor Scandals - Christianity Today One leadership failing after another has affected more than 50,000 congregants in North Texas. Will the hurt they’ve experienced lead them out of the church?

Join us for a 2 week Adult Education class on Sunday September 8 and Sunday September 15 at 9:30AM.
Week 1: What is the Book of Common Prayer and where did it come from?
Week 2: How do I use the Book of Common Prayer?

Register here: https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2973/20240908?focus=month&view=calendar

Join us for an enlightened evening discussion on the importance of Embodiment in our lives with David O Taylor. David Taylor is a theologian, author, speaker, priest, and director of initiatives in art and faith. A professor at Fuller Theological Seminary, he has lectured widely on the arts, from Thailand to South Africa. He has written for The Washington Post, Image Journal, Theology Today, Worship, Religion News Service, Christianity Today, and Books & Culture, among others.

Register here:

https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2953/20240919?focus=month&view=calendar

All Saints Women's Ministry kicks off 2 weeks from tomorrow! We'll meet every Wednesday at 10am upstairs at the church. This fall, we'll be studying the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus's longest and most famous teaching.

The Sermon on the Mount is not abstract or overly-spiritualized. Jesus's words touch the reality we live in day-to-day: anger, lust, discontentment, anxiety, power. As we long for freedom from these temptations, Jesus speaks with clarity and hope.

Our Wednesday morning study has been attended by women who span the breadth of life we see on a Sunday morning here: married, single, retired, working, with young kids. If you can make your schedule work to be there, we would love to have you! Free childcare is provided for those who need it.

https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2955/20240911?focus=month&view=calendar

Come & See Sunday is tomorrow (8/25)! Join us for an instructed liturgy service followed by food trucks, popsicles and balloons! Come & see all the ways you can get connected at ASD! Invite family and friends. This will be such a great day!

Last night we hosted Newcomers' Happy Hour at ASD! It is such a joy to get to know all of our amazing newcomers!

Revival today? Preaching on September 22 will be Justin Brierley, who will give us a look into why and how people living in secular societies are flocking back to Jesus! Please join us as we worship with and learn from Justin, and in the meantime check out Justin's podcast on the topic! .brierley

https://justinbrierley.com/surprisingrebirth/

Dustin+ Messer talks with Michael McGee about some upcoming changes to Youth Ministry at ASD!

Changes in Youth Ministry at ASD! Dustin+ Messer talks to Michael McGee about exciting upcoming changes in ASD Youth Ministry.

Reminder: Tomorrow (8/14) we are welcoming back our Noonday Worship, Healing, and Eucharist service every Wednesday at 12pm. We are looking forward to seeing you back!

ASD Youth is going to Cidercade at 1pm. Parents and siblings welcome. Pay $12 for each participant at the door. Register online to let us know if we should expect yall!
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An Evening with David O Taylor: September 19 at 7PM at ASD! Register here: https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2953/20240919?focus=month&view=calendar

Baptism Sunday is coming up on August 11! If you are interested in being baptized or having your child(ren) baptized, please use the registration link below! If you'd like more information on baptism, we are also hosting a baptism class this upcoming Sunday, July 28 at 9:30am. For more information and to register, please follow the Baptism Class link below.

Baptism Class: https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2943/20240728?focus=month&view=calendar

Baptism Registration: https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2875/20240811?focus=month&view=calendar

Proud of our Associate Pastor, Guy Delcambre, preaching this morning at Nashotah House Theological Seminary!

Young Adults,
Join us tomorrow (Friday, 7/19) at 7pm at Cidercade for all-you-can-play arcade games! Bring a friend or two! No RSVP required, $12/person at the door. cidercade.com

All Saints Dallas is pleased to introduce our new Director of Family Ministries, Jane Swartz!

Jane comes to ASD with a wealth of relevant experience. After graduating from UT-Austin, Jane had a varied career in primary-school education before accepting the call to serve as Director of Children's Ministry at Christ Church Anglican in Midland, TX, a position she held with distinction for many years before moving with her family to the Park Cities area. Since being in Dallas, Jane and her husband (Andy) and daughter (Morgan) have been active and beloved members of ASD.

In her new role, Jane will oversee the faith-formation of ASD's youngest members: supervising our Little Saints (nursery-pre-school), Kids Saints (K-5th grade), and Youth Ministry (6th-12th grade) programs and staff. Additionally, Jane will work to support and equip ASD parents, through intentional mentoring, hosting family-discipleship seminars, and prayer.

In the coming weeks, you will be alerted to various meet-and-greet opportunities designed for you to get to know Jane and hear her vision for family ministry. But for now, please join us in thanking God for anointing the exact right person to lead this important ministry into the future!

Yesterday was the last day of Summer Adventures! Little Saints and Kid Saints gathered for 3 weeks to play games, make crafts, and learn about God together. This week they learned about the fruit of the Spirit and how the Holy Spirit helps us grow in loving God and others!

Join us on Friday, June 28 for an interactive evening of singing hymns together and learning the amazing stories behind each one. Kevin Twit, founder of Indelible Grace Music, has always been committed to singing songs that are honest about suffering and explicit about the gospel. We hope your love of these rich hymns is nurtured as Kevin shares more about them. Doors open at 6:30PM. Concert Time: 7:00 - 8:30PM. Mingle & Merch Table: 8:30 - 9:00PM Please RSVP and let us know you are coming!

https://asd.ccbchurch.com/goto/events/public/2938/20240628?focus=month&view=calendar

Today our youth joined staff from The Human Impact (THI) in downtown to meet some of our houseless neighbors and learn about how the love and ministry of Jesus compels THI to befriend and serve our downtown neighbors -

When debriefing afterwards, some of the youth walked away with a fresh perspective of how Spirit-filled ministry can take the form of simply engaging others as made in the image of God by with the “small things” like saying “hello,” having small talk, or praying with others.