October 22, 2026 | NewsBlast | | |
Father Trace has announced his retirement, effective 15 January, 2027.
It was published in a special newsletter this past week, a copy of the letter can be found HERE, and there will be copies available on the table at the back of the church on Sunday.
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Please plan to attend a Meeting about the
Parish Finances:
Sunday,10/25, following the 8 & 10:30 service.
Our parish faces significant financial challenges, and we want to come together as a congregation to understand our current situation and discuss our path forward.
The meeting will allow us to share information about our finances, talk honestly about the challenges before us, and explore how we can work together to ensure a sustainable future for our church.
Every member of our parish has a role to play in this important conversation. The challenges are real, yet we believe that by coming together, sharing ideas, and working toward a common goal, we will identify a way forward.
Vestry members will be available at both meetings to answer questions.
Your presence and participation matter. Please make every effort to attend as we consider the future of our parish and how we can move forward together in faith, hope, and commitment to our community. Virtual options to attend MAY also be available.
Thank you! All Saints Vestry
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Trunk or Treat will be directly after the 10:30 service, Oct. 25. In order for the congregation to attend the meeting in the Sanctuary, we’re switching things up!
Please bring your treat bowl and decorations to the parish hall before the service,
and we’ll set up around the perimeter.
Kids can trunk-or-treat during coffee hour, and we’ll have fun crafts and activities
for them during the meeting.
Kids are encouraged to wear their costumes to church!
(As always, leave the gore and fright masks at home.)
See you there!
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Did you know there are tons of things happening everyday at All Saints?
Check the calendar at allsaintsslc.org
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Coming Up at All Saints
Holy Eucharist every Sunday @8am & 10:30am
Adult Formation @9:15am | Choir Rehearsal @9:15am
Nursery Care @10:15am | Godly Play/Youth Class @10:30am
Sandwich Making - (Third Sundays)
Taizé Vespers @7pm - Nov 1 (First Sunday of each month)
Bell Choir Rehearsal - Tuesdays @6:30pm | Inquirer's Class - Wednesday @7pm
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| | Oct 24 - Sat | Puzzle with Pals @1:30pm | | Oct 25 - Sun | Financial Meeting after 8 & 10:30 | | Oct 25 - Sun | Trunk or Treat Halloween party after 10:30am | | Oct 27 - Tue | Vestry Meeting with the Bishop @7pm | | Oct 28 - Wed | Fiber Group (knitting, etc.) @7pm | | Nov 1 - Sunday | All Saints Day | Daylight Saving Time Ends - One Hour Back | | Nov 1 - Sunday | All Saints Day | Bishop's Visit | Baptism, Confirmation
All Saints Patronal Feast Day | | Nov 1 - Sunday | All Saints Day | Taizé Vespers @7pm | | | | | |
Worship. Spirituality. Community. Outreach. | | |
All Saints Prayer List
Gray, Pope Leo, Liquita, Bonnie, Dwight, David & family, Deanna, Craig, Kevin,Jane, Roy, Ron, María, Sherly, Pawan, Rajiv, Isabel, Tyler, David, Bryan & family, Martha, Karen, Carl, Andrew, Ellie & family, all refugees & immigrants, the homeless, and those who are onthe edges of society; and for those who are being held by ICE.
And we pray for our Parish, First Congregational Church, and the South Sudanese Community; especially for Fr. Trace, and for Karen, and for the parish as we prepare for endings and new beginnings. And for our Diocese, and Phyllis, our Bishop, and Sean, our Presiding Bishop.
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Pastoral Care & Support:
Pastoral care is a ministry of presence, prayer, and accompaniment. Our clergy are always honored to walk with you in times of illness, transition, grief, discernment, or thanksgiving.
Home Communion: If you are in need of support, please reach out. If you are unable to attend services and would like to receive Holy Communion at home, please contact Deacons Anita or Deanna to schedule a visit. Visits are arranged at a time convenient for both you and the visitor, ideally on Sundays.
If you or someone you know would welcome a call, visit, or prayer, please let us know. It is our joy and calling to be present with you.
You can email any clergy or the church office.
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Holy Baptism
In addition to Confirmation or Reception on Nov. 1, All Saints Day is especially appropriate for Baptism.
If you or your child would like to be baptized on All Saints Day, Nov. 1, please contact Fr. Trace: tracebrowning@allsaintsslc.org
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In Honor of All Saints Day, Sunday, 1 November 2026.
8am & 10:30am services - you are invited to bring a photo or small item
of the Saints in your life: a loved one who has passed away and whom you would like honored in remembrance. Please bring it to church on the 1st and place on the windowsills in the Sanctuary before the service.
A special prayer will be offered during worship.
Please remember to take your item home afterwards.
*Photos and items should be no larger than 5x7 to allow everyone room.
If you have lost a family member or friend in the last year, we would like to read their names as part of the Prayers of the People on All Saints Sunday. Please have names to Marlin before October 28th to have them included in the bulletin.
The 10:30am service that day will be a shared service with First Congregational Church. The Bell Choir will play and the Combined Church Choir will sing.
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10:30 Fellowship Time
One of the values of All Saints is Fellowship. “Fellowship - A community in the right relationship with God and others, sharing a unity of purpose and spirit in the life of Christ.” is a quote from our Mission & Values statement. Helping with Fellowship Time and participating in our after church gathering time by sitting down with a new member or a visitor helps to build our All Saints Community.
A big thanks is due to all who have stepped up to help the last few months. Thanks to them we have had lots of food to serve at Fellowship Time, on Sandwich Making Sundays, and the Vaccination Clinic.
Looking Forward
Help is needed to make coffee, bring food, and clean up. Do you teach Sunday School or sing in the choir and want to help? You can just drop food off before heading to teach or practice with the choir labeling it 10:30 Fellowship Time and leaving it in the kitchen.
Help is also needed to help with the set up. Just come to the kitchen between 10:00 am and the start of the service. You don’t have to bring food, just arrange snacks on plates and cover them with plastic wrap, and take things out to the coffee table. Cups, plates, napkins, and silverware also need to be put out.
Many hands make light work and your assistance is welcome. Sign up on the Fellowship Time sign up sheet or contact Ann Hollowell at annhollowell@gmail.com.
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Last Sunday's Sermon
Sun, Oct 18, 2026 | The 21st Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev. Trace Browning:
The things that are Gods
| Gospel & Sermon being at 29:38 | |
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Finding our Live Stream on Sunday's is never easier: just click on the orange button to the right on Sunday mornings.
(It will take you to our YouTube Channel where we live stream MOST Sundays)
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Altar Flowers
Please consider signing-up to donate.
You may give in Memory or Thanksgiving.
Cost is $71.
You can now sign up to give Flowers online.
Just scan the QR code, sign up, then donate. Thank you!
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Giving to All Saints
It is a joy that you are a part of the All Saints Community.
We hope that you find joy in worship and participation with us.
If you feel called to support the ministries of All Saints Church, giving is available by scanning the Venmo or Zelle QR codes.
Thank you for supporting
"Putting Faith Into Practice."
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Another way to give to All Saints
You can also help give to the church (kitchen and social) by going to Amazon and ordering from the Wish List (see QR Code)
Every bit helps offset our costs to be Church!
thank you!
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Donate for Hildegarde's Food Pantry
In the Narthex (upstairs entryway) you will find a basket for donations to the pantry.
Current Needs:
- Adult diapers
- Travel size toiletries
- Canned chicken or tuna
- Pasta and Rice
- Jelly or jam
Also needed at The Point:
- Toilet paper
- Shampoo/conditioner
- Mouthwash
- Body wash
- Lotion
- Deodorant
- Shelf stable milk
These can also be placed in the basket
You can also give by check to ASEC
("Pantry" in the memo line) Thank You!
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What the Heck is a QR Code and How do I use it?
You have undoubtedly seen or heard us refer to QR codes in both the bulletin and announcement sheet. Don't know what it is or how to use it?
With your smart phone, open the camera app, look at the code like you are taking a photo, on the screen you will see a box center in on the code, click on it with your finger, it will take you to a website where you can do whatever the code is designed for.
It's just a short cut to going somewhere on the web.
If you need help, ask. We will be glad to assist you!
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From our Neighbors Downstairs
First Congregational Church
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First Congregational Church
October Outreach: YWCA Utah’s Candy Cane Lane
This month, FCC is supporting @YWCAUtah’s Candy Cane Lane, a special holiday shopping experience for individuals and families recovering from domestic violence.
Candy Cane Lane gives participants the opportunity to choose brand-new gifts and warm winter clothing for themselves and their children—providing dignity, choice, and joy during the holiday season.
Your donations help make this meaningful experience possible!
Want to help?
FCC Venmo: https://venmo.com/u/FirstCongregational-Church-1
FCC PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/W7GUTSZCM446U
If donating through Venmo or PayPal, please indicate “October Outreach Project” in the memo line so your donation can be designated correctly.
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You can also find them on FaceBook and Instagram
Want to find out about our recent Diocesian Convention?
There is lots of info, photos, and recordings of live feeds from convention on the Convention Website HERE
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Election Engagement - The Episcopal Church | We recognize election engagement as an act of Christian stewardship. Our mandate to care for God's world and people compels us to vote-and to help ensure voting access for others. Election engagement also means we seek to stay informed; critically evaluate information before we share or act on it; and engage in respectful political dialogue even when we disagree. | | | |
Join monthly ‘Vote Faithfully’ networking calls
Thursdays, thru Nov. 5 @1:30–2 p.m. ET
REGISTER HERE
Join the church’s public policy and witness team on the first Thursday of each month through November for “Vote Faithfully” calls to support voter engagement in ways consistent with Episcopal values.
Hosts share resources and ideas to help congregations promote voting and civic participation while remaining nonpartisan.
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Welcome to the Funny Pages. | | | | |
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Office Hours: Tue and Thur (new day) 11am-4pm; Call/Text/Email: M-Th 9a-5p;
NOTE: we are generally NOT in the office on Mon or Wed. (appt. only)
OFFICES CLOSED: Fri, Sat, Sun
other than emergencies, your emails & phone calls will be returned M-Th during office hours.
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All Saints Church
Putting Faith Into Practice
Faith | Fellowship | Inclusion
Love | Social Justice
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allsaintsslc.org
1710 S Foothill Drive
SLC, UT 84108
Trace: email | 385.261.1888
Marlin: email | 801.581.0380
(note: click on "email" to send email)
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To welcome and deepen relationships with God and one another through worship, education, and social justice.
We strive to seek and serve Christ in all persons, and respect the dignity of every human being (Regardless of race, immigration status, gender identity, or orientation).
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The Rt. Rev. Phyllis Spiegel, XII Bishop of Utah
The Rev. Trace Browning, Rector
The Rev. Gabriel Atem, Asst. Rector, S Sudanese Com.
The Rev. Anita Miner, Deacon
The Rev. Deanna Anderson, Deacon
Eva Wilson, Sr. Warden
Bob Warther, Jr. Warden, (Building & Grounds)
Marlin J Haws, Admin, Treasurer, Choir Mst./Organist
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Mark Brazier (2027)
Betsy Blee (2027)
Doug Fonte (2027)
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Vacant (2028)
Katie Fortenberry (2028)
Bob Warther (2028)
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Leah Mancini (2029)
RaeRae Milius-Love (209)
Brianna Lanclos, Vestry Clerk
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Weekly Events:
Sundays:
8 & 10:30am Holy Eucharist (Sanctuary)
9:15am Adult Formation
9:15am Choir Rehearsal
10:30am Godly Play & Youth (Nursery Care)
10:30am FCC Worship (St. John Hall)
2pm So Sudanese Worship (Sanctuary)
3pm Acceptance AA Group (St. John)
Mondays:
12pm AA Group (St. John Hall)
7pm Mens AA Group (St. John Hall)
Tuesdays:
6:30pm Vestry Meeting (3rd Tu) (Parish Hall)
6:30pm Bell Choir Rehearsal (St. John Hall)
7pm Scrd Hrp Singers (1st Tu) (Sanctuary)
Wednesdays:
10am PEO (1st & 3rd We) (Parish Hall)
12pm PEO Cht. 5 (2nd We) (St. John Hall)
6:30pm Chapter 5 AA Group (St. John Hall)
8pm SL Young People AA Group (St. John)
Thursdays:
12 pm Speak Easy Ladies AA (St. John Hall)
5:30pm OA Meeting (St. John Hall)
7pm Fcc Choir Rehearsal (St. John Hall)
Fridays:
5:30pm OA Meeting (St. John Hall)
Saturdays:
8:30am 17 & 17 AA Group (St. John Hall)
7pm New Found Realities NA Group (St. John )
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