All Saints' Episcopal Church

252 Grand Street, Saugatuck, MI 49453

 
 

Welcome

All Saints' Episcopal Church is a small, charming Church "on the hill" in the picturesque town of Saugatuck, MI.  The beautiful carpenter gothic architecture, traditional grey and red color scheme, and revered stained glass windows create an inspiring and welcoming worship atmosphere.  Being the second oldest church in Saugatuck (built in 1872), this little church is dripping with history.  If you're interested you can read this captivating  historical account, written by Rev. James Ethan Allen, of how this church came to be.

The group that gathers here Sundays and holidays is usually fairly small, but you will always be greeted with a smile, a handshake, and an invitation to the coffee hour.  Children are loved and cherished and are welcome at the regular mass or in the Sunday School.


Service Schedule                                              

Sunday

8:00 am--Rite I

10:00 am--Rite II


Saturday

5:00 pm--during the months of June, July, and August


Daily

All Saints’ is always open for prayer and meditation


Office Hours

Fr. Cory holds office hours Monday-Friday 8am-12pm.  He will also be happy to meet with you at

another time by appointment.









 

“We can inform Mr. Clute that the Episcopal Society have purchased a lot and as

soon as they accumulate sufficient funds they will erect a neat and tasty church thereon”, Editor of the Commercial Record 1869.

ANNOUNCEMENTS


Mid Week Lenten Services will be held on Wednesday evenings throughout Lent (2/27, 3/6, 3/10, 3/20) beginning at 6:00 pm.  The service will be followed by a pot luck dinner and program.


Maundy Thursday (March 28th) Holy Communion at 7:00pm.


Good Friday Services:

12:00 pm: Community Good Friday Service

3:00 pm: Stations of the Cross

7:00 pm: Good Friday Litany


Easter Services: Holy Communion will be celebrated at 8:00 and 10:00 am.


Please see the special Easter message from Fr. Cory on the left side of this page.

An Easter Message from Fr G Corwin Stoppel,  Rector

Please click here to read a special Easter message from Fr. Cory.