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About the ELCAOn the Day of Pentecost, people heard the good news in their own language. (Acts 2:1-21) History of the ELCA The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America was formed over 26 years ago. This new church was formed from three separate and well-established North American church bodies:
Beginning January 1, 1988, these churches, with shared beliefs and missions, officially formed the ELCA. Two decades later, this energized church is composed of 4.8 million members and nearly 10,500 congregations across the U.S. and Caribbean. Today, the ELCA reflects the rich and diverse heritage of the people it serves.
But to understand our heritage fully, one must trace our roots back through the mid-17th century, when early Lutherans came to America from Europe, settling in the Virgin Islands and the area that is now known as New York. Even before that, Martin Luther sought reform for the church in the 16th century, laying the framework for our beliefs. Regardless of age, race, or status in life, members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America welcome you to join this community of faith. If you’re unfamiliar with our church, some of what you learn may surprise you. The ELCA is an engaged, active body of people who put faith in God into action -- in millions of ways, all over the world. Join us!
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December 12, 2019 WORSHIP TIMES 8:00 am and 10:30 am All-Family Sunday School 9:15 am September thru May
About All Saints Come to the About Us section to meet , and find out what we're all about!
All Saints Constitution Revised 8.7.18
Tuesday Night Bible Study 7:30 pm Meets in the Main Conference Room Led by Steve Reid Wednesday Afternooon Bible Study 1:30 pm Meets in the Main Conference Room Led by Pastor Janet Wold Sunday Morning Bible Study 9:15 am Meets in the Small Conference Room (#209) Led by Steve Jones
Coming Events November 10 - Tim Urness from ELCA Foundation November 17 - New Member Class November 27 - Thanksgiving Eve Worship November 30 - Decorate the Church for Advent
Scripture Texts
November 10 - 22nd Sunday after Pentecost
The following group meets weekly at All Saints.
What is the ELCA?
Find out about the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America and the history of this wonderful organization on our What is ELCA page.
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