April 2, 2025

Dear Friends,

"The best work you can do for anyone, is the work you do for yourself first"


It’s easy to think of self-improvement as a solo journey, but the truth is, when you invest in your own growth, it naturally benefits those around you. Whether you’ve stayed committed to your Lenten promises or found yourself slipping here and there (no judgment!), this season is still an open invitation to reflect, reset, and refocus.


Lent isn’t just about giving something up—it’s about making space for something greater. Maybe that looks like deepening your faith, working through personal challenges, or simply practicing more patience and kindness toward yourself. No matter where you are in this journey, remember: transformation doesn’t happen overnight, and perfection was never the goal.


So, take a moment today to check in with yourself. What are you being called to do? Where do you feel you can grow in your faith and relationship with Christ? How can you use this time to realign with what truly matters? The work you do within—strengthening your mindset, deepening your faith, and building better habits—will radiate outward in ways you may not even realize. There is always time. Start where you are. Keep moving forward.

Well wishes,

Tasia Blair (she/her)

Young Adults' Coordinator

youngadults@allsaintsatlanta.org

 

This Month with Young Adults!

Easter Brunch & Bible Study

Sunday, April 20 | 12:30-2:30 | Ross Room


Come enjoy a delicious catered meal, lively conversation, and bible study with the All Saints' Young Adults'. All are invited – whether you're looking to connect for the first time, reconnect after a long while, or keep connections going! Childcare is available upon request. For child care or questions email youngadults@allsaintsatlanta.org.

Service Event: Bridge of Light Sorting Event

Saturday April 26 | 10am-1pm | Atlanta


Join the Young Adults in partnership with Bridge of Light in utilizing mobile resource centers to provide showers, hygiene, and clothing to our neighbors experiencing homelessness in the city. Exact location will be provided at sign-up. Sign up here for the address!

Happening in the Church!

Faith & Justice Luncheon

Sunday, April 27 | 12:30pm | Ellis Hall

The Faith & Justice Collective luncheon series is an opportunity for justice-minded parishioners to get to know one another and hear about the work we do as a church-community and in our own lives. Join us in April to hear from Rev. Jennifer Butler, founder of Faith in Public Life, who will share insights from her book, Who Stole My Bible?, which makes a biblical case for muti-racial democracy in the face of rising white Christian Nationalism and authoritarianism in the U.S. and around the world. She will offer biblical reflection and share strategies about how to confront authoritarianism from a Christian perspective. Please register in advance on Realm to reserve a $16 box lunch.


The Welcome Table: Sunday Evening Worship Service and Dinner 

Sundays at 5:00 pm, In the Chapel and Ellis Hall 

Before your busy week begins, the Welcome Table is a place to join with others and find rest and refreshment. A service of music, prayer, and communion. A community dinner is provided following the service.


Wednesday Night Supper

Wednesdays at 5pm in Ellis Hall

Let’s gather around the table, talk, and have dinner together! Dinner is $14 for adults and $8 for students.

Happening Off the Block

My goal for our group is that you build relationships that extend outside of the All Saints' block for years to come! This space is to keep everyone updated on things happening around our city. If something interests you, I encourage you to reach out to the group and find a friend to attend with you!

Music, Coffee, and Community, 4/6

Join this monthly Open Mic Night at San Francisco Coffee in the Virginia Highland neighborhood on 4/6 from 7-9pm. This is a free event!


Atlanta Dogwood Festival

This popular festival, set in Piedmont Park offers something for everyone. The Atlanta Dogwood Festival features sculpture, painting, pottery, jewelry, metal works and photography. April 11-13.


Atlanta Fair

Popular attractions include the Expo Wheel, Alien Abduction, Scooter Bumper Cars and Silver Streak. The fair is located across from Center Parc Stadium at Georgia State. Tickets are available at the gate. The fair runs through April 13.


Atlanta Streets Alive, 4/27

On Sunday, April 27, walk, bike or skate down Peachtree Street from 2 to 6 p.m. There will be vendors along the way to shop or grab a bite to eat at.

 

Know something fun happening in May that others may want to attend? Message me to include it in our next newsletter!

Young Adult WhatsApp Group


Last but not least, did you know we have a Young Adult group chat? Please come pop in and introduce yourself. It's a lovely way to stay in the loop and plan things together. The QR code will take you there, or you can click here!

 
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