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Sundays at 8:30am & 10:30am

8:30am "Said" Holy Communion
9:30am Fellowship & Choir Rehearsal
10:30am Family Holy Communion with Traditional Music, Nursery, and Children's Ministry (K-6)

Grounded in the Gospel, steeped in tradition, nurtured in community.

We are a community rooted and growing in the Good News that Jesus Christ offers hope in the midst of all the hurt, suffering, and darkness of the world. We welcome you to join us for worship.

All Saints Anglican Church Sunday Pre-Worship

Lent and Holy Week

Thursdays, March 13 through April 3 - Lenten Soup Dinner Fellowship & Communion, 6:00pm (Fellowship), 7:00pm (Holy Communion)

Fri, Apr 11 - Stations of the Cross & Holy Communion, 7:00pm
Sun, Apr 13 - Palm Sunday Procession & Holy Communion, 10:30am only (no 8:30am service)

Thu, Apr 17 - Maundy Thursday Holy Communion & Stripping of the Altar, 7:00pm
Fri, Apr 18 - Good Friday Vigil, 12:00-3:00pm (Church open for silent prayer)
Fri, Apr 18 - Good Friday Solemn Liturgy, 7:00pm
Sat, Apr 19 - The Great Vigil Of Easter, Renewal of Baptismal Vows & Holy Communion, 9:00pm
Sun, Apr 20 - Easter Sunday Holy Communion, 10:30am only (no 8:30am service)

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What is the Gospel?

The Gospel (literally “Good News”) is God’s proclamation of His total, undeserved, unrepayable, one-way grace and forgiveness of all our sin, together with our redemption and adoption as His children, all because of what Jesus Christ accomplished for us on the Cross and through His Resurrection.

In the Gospel, we come face to face with the tough truth that our sin is so great that the Son of God had to die for us, but the heartbreakingly beautiful truth that God’s love for us is even greater in that He wanted to die for us.

The Gospel means that, in and because of Jesus Christ and His Cross, there is nothing we need ever do to make God love us more, and there is nothing we could ever do to make God love us less. In the Gospel, we are set free to live lives of humble, joyful gratitude, grounded in the knowledge of God’s unfathomable love for us in Christ.

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Our Location: 1510 Haine School Road, Cranberry Township, PA