All Saints Parish, Brookline MA

Analog for your Soul

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS

Sunday, 6 October Celebrate St. Francis with your animal friends! Clergy will be available 30 minutes before and immediately after the 10:30 a.m. service to bless animals. Animals are welcome at the service itself; please use your best judgment about whether and when to bring them so that this is

CENTERING PRAYER

The Daughter's of the King host Centering Prayer every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. All are welcome. No prior experience necessary!

SPECIAL SERVICES

All Saints (observed) 1 November 2020, 10:30 am, usually with baptisms. Incense is used. Service of Solace and Hope 19 December 2019, 6:30 pm, a Eucharist with laying on of hands for healing. Christmas Eve 24 December, 4:00 pm and 10:00pm with 30 minutes of choral music and carols preceding

EVENSONG, 5:00 P.M.

Evensongs are held throughout the year from September through May. Led by the Adult Choir and/or Schola, evensongs focus on the lives of a particular saint, a homily is typically included. See calendar for upcoming details.

5:00 P.M. “COME AS YOU ARE” EUCHARIST

In the season of Epiphany we are experimenting with a new time and a new name for our Celtic service. This remains an intimate, casual service with songs, readings, prayer, scripture reflection, and Holy Communion. If you're looking for something like a house church, this might be the service for

10:30 A.M. SUNDAY

A traditional, Rite II, service with hymns, readings, sermon, Communion, and healing prayers. Held in the main church. What to Expect On Sunday we gather for worship using The Book of Common Prayer and other authorized texts. The Book of Common Prayer is a treasury of prayer and liturgy that is a

THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

A bit about the Episcopal Church and how we worship. Episcopal comes from a Greek word meaning “bishop” or “overseer” and refers to the fact that our church is under the authority of the Bishop of Massachusetts, The Right Reverend Alan M. Gates We are part of The Episcopal Diocese of